For me, the biggest mistake was paying too much attention to the scoreboard and not enough to what was actually happening on the field. I remember one match where the batting side looked comfortable despite scoring slowly, but I assumed they were falling behind and made a quick live bet. A few overs later they accelerated exactly as many people expected, and my prediction was completely off. That experience taught me that live cricket is often about reading momentum rather than reacting to every number that appears. Now I usually spend a few extra overs watching before making any decision. Even if I miss one opportunity, I feel much more confident because I'm basing my choice on how both teams are really performing instead of acting too quickly.