How to play online sabong

Online sabong has been on a steady rise in popularity in the Philippines. It’s a good way to kill time for some filipino, but for others, it may a way to earn exrea icome. Some of the veterans have been playing for a long time, so they already know different ways to approach success, and they even know enough ways to recoup their losses.

If you are a novice, relying on luck alone is not enough. What you need is some useful tips and to develop your winning strategy.

1. Choose the rooster with the track record of more wins.

Luckily, in online sabong, you can get an idea of how much of a fighter the gamefowl is. At the bottom part of a live cockfight, there is a trends section with different colored circles.
Basically, you can just have to look at which color dominates the trends section. Then you know which game bird to be on in upcoming matchups.

2. Check the rooster’s form and gestures.

Before the fight commences, bettors and the rest of the audience will be given the opportunity to see and determine which gamefowl is better. It’s just like how the audience gets to see roosters in the ring before the pandemic.
Look at how they fly, jump and use their beak during this time. You should also analyze their agility, strength, and stamina. Stamina is important because you need to determine if the gamefowl can still compete despite sustaining injuries.

3. Pay attention to the roosters’ statistics from the announcers.

As in traditional cockfighting, there are announcers in online sabong. They basically commentate on the matchup, which adds to the thrill of the fight.
Before the actual match begins, the announcers state the statistics of the competing gamefowls. These include wins, losses, and draws, as well as their current weight. It’s best you place your bet on the one with a good winning record.

Conclusion

Bullfighting in Spain has become part of Spanish culture, but there are still several cities that have explicitly banned the ancient traditional event, although there is a lot of resistance to a total ban, which is far away. The same can be said for cockfighting in the Philippines, which has a deep historical and cultural background as a national activity with many participants and has been criticized for a long time, but still thrives, so it can never be stopped simply by judging it from a moral high ground.