I often hear that "bet only on football or boxing - it's easier to make money there," but how true is that? Yes, these sports are popular, and there's a lot of information available, but doesn't that make them less profitable because the odds quickly "drop"? Perhaps, on the contrary, it's more profitable to look for less popular sports - volleyball, esports, table tennis? I'd love to hear from those who've actually compared different types of betting. What's easier - predicting the outcome of a football match or the outcome of a fight? And are there any "easy" niches at all?
Football is my main sport, but I wouldn't say it's the easiest. On the contrary, you need to be able to analyze team form, motivation, injuries, and even the weather. I bet on
1-xbet-tanzania.com , and that's where I find it most convenient to place combination bets, like "total over + both teams to score". Boxing is also interesting, especially when you understand the fighters' styles. But profitability depends on analysis, not the sport itself. 1xBet often offers higher boxing odds than other bookmakers, and you can find a good price if you follow the odds in advance. So it doesn't matter whether it's football or boxing, but where you bet and how you analyze it.