I dont think that there are strategies giving lots of profits in soccer. I usually try to avoid low odds and prefer betting in-play. My favourite strategy is to bet on Draw No Bet if good or heavy favo is behind by 1 goal, or bet on Handicap lines like +1,5 or + 2,0 if the underdog is leading by two goals. Normally you would get odds above 2 on handicap and above 3 on DNB. Sometimes it works well if you have the right knowledge of teams, stats etc., and in the long run can yield some profit but not so huge [emoji4]
Best strategy is to put 10 euros on 4 or 5 teams to win 60 or 70 euros, and then you can increase your bet and reduce number of teams. I won a lot of money like that. And you can start following NBA league, you can make good money betting on players( bookmakers put a limit on players points and you play either more or less than that), quote is 1.85. If you start following NBA league a little bit, injuries and stuff like that, you can manage to win when you put 10 euros on 3 or 4 players.
When you are betting on sports you should always set aside a certain amount of money, which we refer to as your “bankroll”, in which you can afford to lose. Like with any type of gambling, you never want to bet betting on sports with money you cannot afford to lose. Set aside a certain amount of money that you can use for your bankroll for the week, the month, or the season. A general sports betting strategy for money management is to only make bets with 1%-5% of your bankroll. For example, if your bankroll for the NFL season was $1,000 you would be making $10-$50 bets on each NFL game you wanted to bet on. It is also very important that you do not chase your loses with bigger bets. It is common for some sports bettors to be down money and feel in order to win it back they need to increase the size of their bets. This is putting yourself in the wrong mindset and will often lead to you losing even more money. Work with the size of your bankroll, and look to slowly increase it over the length of the season.