In the world of betting, we often hear about singles, multiples, and systems. These terms simply indicate how many events our ticket consists of: with a single, we mean a single prediction (if you are right, you win, if not you lose), with a multiple we indicate a series of singles within our bet ( and it is only won if all events occur). Finally, a system indicates a series of combined events, where any error is calculated and an attempt is made to correct it.
Casual sports betting players frequently throw themselves on multiples, attracted by very attractive odds that will multiply the initial bet by several decimal points. Obviously, the more the multiple is made up of more events, the greater the risk.
Is there an acceptable risk that allows us to win our multiple bets in the long run? This is the question asked by
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