Quality Over Quantity Doesn't Exist In Sports Gematria

If you have been in the sports gematria world long enough you will come across this saying from decoders, "Quality Over Quantity." At first, it makes sense.. yea, pick fewer games or focus on fewer games and you will get better results because you are focused on less aka "Quality over Quantity". Further examination of this idea though proves false. The amount of sports gurus who only focus on 1 or 2 picks a week, or even 1 pick a day, and still can't function above a 60% win ratio over a period of 1000 or more games picked (regardless of the time frame they do it in), proves this idea as false. Heck, if Quality Over Quantity existed, the biggest guru of them all, Zach, would still be picking sports games to this day, the man who picks 5 games a year and still can't function above 60% overall (Sorry Zach, keep hammering out those news stories you have more fans than I ever will, so no worries).  If Quality Over Quantity was real in the sports gematria world, we would see more and more decoders selling 1 or 2 picks a week or every other day, on Patreon, with a winning ratio of 80-100% overall, bragging about how amazing they are in youtube videos and betting slips to go with because they pick fewer games over time and win more. But does that exist? Nope, because if it did, I wouldn't exist, and I would be a customer to their Patreon that currently doesn't exist. So does Quality over Quantity actually work? Or is it just a nicer way of saying... "I can't pick as many games as I want at will and expect to win more than I lose so I only pick 1 at a time to save myself the embarrassment, more preferably a "low hanging fruit"...... which indirectly disproves that all major sports are scripted by numbers, to begin with. Because if all sports are scripted and predetermined, why limit yourself, why limit the opportunity for yourself and others, especially if you are actually good at sports gematria? People limit themselves because their results are limited by their limited ability and limited skill set. And the only way to learn and grow and expand your skillset and ability is by doing it an unlimited amount of times over and over again. You don't go to the gym to get jacked by doing 1 push up a day. You get jacked by doing as many as possible to build up your muscles. Can you do a push up wrong? yes, just like you can make a wrong sports pick... but over time you will see the real results of your efforts. This same "Quality Over Quantity" excuse bleeds into the idea of picking underdogs over favorites as well. Decoders will generically say "I won't pick that game because it's a favorite so you can't win money from it, (even though we know most don't bet their own picks anyways)" but in reality, they won't pick it because they, again, are trying to save themselves the embarrassment of being wrong just in case the favorite doesn't win this time around, knowing they can't function at a high-level picking just "any" game. Quality Over Quantity is a form of mental crutches and anyone subscribed to this idea I urge you to break free from it. You will do better in the long run, maybe not in the beginning, but over time you will see the difference in results.