[00:01] to bet and generate income with sports betting, and we'll categorize them by their level of risk. First, we have the highest risk option, which is
[00:19] passion. We go to a betting site and bet on our favorite team because we believe, with complete conviction, that our team will give it their all and win, without checking statistics, without
[00:32] checking probabilities, absolutely nothing. When we do it one hundred percent out of passion, we expose the most of our capital, and it definitely carries the most risk. The second level involves tipsters or prognosticators who
[00:46] review trends, probable statistics, and very strong probabilities that can occur in a match, whatever the sport. But we can also go against the statistics. So, even if
[01:00] an analysis is done, sooner or later we can because statistics don't always hold true. For example, we might win, but that's not the case. They can lose a match at any moment, and
[01:14] we lose 100% of our money. Capital: This betting option is categorized as high risk; all the capital is exposed, but the profitability is good if it's done well.
[01:27] good if it's done well. sports trading, where we expose less capital—much less than half. It's usually done live, and pre-match betting is also possible,
[01:40] but we're working with the odds. We don't focus on the sport itself, the team, or the players; that is, we don't care about that. Instead, we analyze the odds and trends.
[01:56] Sports betting exposes less capital and is categorized as medium risk, and the profit also decreases slightly because the risk is a bit lower. Finally, we have
[02:11] Latin American countries, it's called "coté," or it involves identifying errors in bookmakers and comparing odds so we can enter and generate income from those odds regardless of the outcome. We'll
[02:26] always win. I'll give a very simple example: a basketball final, a very close match where the favorite is unknown. close match where the favorite is unknown.
[02:40] At one bookmaker, we're paid out on the home team to win at odds of 210, and at another bookmaker, we're paid out on the away team to win at odds of 210. This means there's already software identifies; the software understands and identifies this
[02:54] overvaluation. So, I'm going to bet 100,000—let's use an bet 100,000—let's use an example—500 dollars at odds of 210. I make that bet of 500 dollars at odds of 210, meaning that if the home team wins, I'll get
[03:11] back 1,050 dollars. On the other hand, I'm also going to bet another 500 dollars on the away team's odds, meaning that if the away team wins, I'll meaning that if the away team wins, I'll also win 1,050 dollars. This
[03:24] means that in total, since I bet 500 dollars and 500 dollars, I only bet 1,000 dollars. But it doesn't matter which team wins, whether it's the home team or the away team, I already wins, whether it's the home team or the away team, I already have 50 dollars guaranteed, a 100%
[03:37] loss because they can't tie. They don't have to win. In basketball, for example, the lines of their net.  You can work in any sport, and there are lines you can go to, lines where there isn't
[03:50] we do in the course: teach you how to use the software our own and international software, which is even more robust. What they do is identify where those imbalances are
[04:04] in the betting houses, whether international, local, or depending on the country you're in right now. That's what the course does. There are two ways to operate: live or pre-match, meaning when the
[04:17] event has already started or before the event. The professional way, where we advise you to start, is with live betting because the software gives us more possibilities there, and we can teach you many more skills to generate
[04:30] match betting also works very well, but we have separate courses for each of these two modalities. This is known as sports arbitrage, and sports trading, but we combine it a bit. These are
[04:47] win in sports betting. Some have more risk, and others have much lower risk because luck has a low risk, even though it is  100% secure when running UNASUR.
[05:01] I can make a mistake, a manual error, a human error, for example, entering an incorrect value or entering it on the wrong line. All these types of human actions can lead to errors, which is why it's categorized as low
[05:15] risk. We invite everyone to participate in our courses where we teach everything about the systems and sports arbitration. You can find us on our Facebook page, our Instagram channel, and on YouTube. We also have
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