On day 45, I finally tasted some success—after two consecutive losses, this single bet completely broke my defense.



Playing the NBA prediction market seems simple, but there are actually many pitfalls. The three main matches I bet on all missed, especially two of them which I was confident about based on previous analysis. Even more disappointing, the neutral over/under predictions for two other games didn't go as planned, resulting in a single-day withdrawal of 200 U.

This loss made me reevaluate my prediction logic. The changes in dynamic odds moved much faster than expected, and some seemingly reasonable strategies showed deviations in actual execution. I may need to adjust my position management and risk control strategies; I can't rely solely on past experience to push forward recklessly. In prediction markets, details determine success or failure.
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CounterIndicatorvip
· 12-20 10:49
Even after losing 200u, you're still bragging that details determine success or failure. I think the details just show that you have no details.
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LiquidatedDreamsvip
· 12-20 10:22
Haha, 45 days to taste the feeling of being broken, this prediction market is truly a double-edged sword of huge profits and huge losses. Losing 200U in a day, the market speed is indeed faster than expected. Experience can sometimes be more of a burden. The saying "details determine success or failure" is true, but sometimes details can't save luck either. In NBA, no matter how perfect the data is, it can't withstand a three-pointer. Position management is easy to say but hard to do. Can it really be improved next time? It feels like risk control can never keep up with the speed of market changes. Two days of pitfalls followed by a big retracement, definitely worth reflecting on. Prediction markets are like this; today's certainty becomes tomorrow's joke. By the way, how did you come up with this analysis approach? It actually missed the mark.
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