Sports betting vs Online casino

[CarolWilks 0]

I have been betting on sports for over 20 years, and I can say with certainty that I have been consistently making money from it for the last 5-7 years. I bet on soccer, analysing the teams' statistics beforehand and placing bets based on my knowledge and experience. I place 30-50 bets per week, depending on the season, and have a fairly good additional income for me, which averages about 30% per year.
As for playing at online casinos, I have also been playing for about 20 years, but in essence, I do not earn money on this, but rather spend money, although in 20 years I have gained experience and have the necessary knowledge.
So, my question is: is it worth spending time at a casino if your primary and priority goal is to make money?
I'm not looking for sky-high results, but even a 3-5% increase in my bankroll per month would be a great result for me. Is it realistic to achieve this, and are there any members of our community who have achieved such results? Please share your experience.

[SherlynPadilla 0]

I’ve tried a few sites and found that checking reviews first really helps. I came across XsBets.com reviews and it gave me a better idea of what to expect before signing up. The comments there are pretty honest, and it helped me avoid some of the shady ones. Always better to read what other users have gone through before putting any money in.

[GianCann 0]

I’m definitely into gambling. I tried sports betting, but it’s just not my thing. I’m not a sports fan, I don’t root for anyone, and I don’t really understand sports that well. Gambling is more interesting to me.

[GarryGrey 0]

Gambling games are just simpler and more universal. In reality, I don’t think they’re actually more interesting to play, it’s just that you don’t need to figure anything out. Even deposits and withdrawals keep getting easier and more accessible, like through Google Pay https://cardmates.co.uk/online-casinos/google-pay. In other words, that’s exactly what casinos are counting on, attracting way more people.