A pyramid is if you look at it up to a point. Let's say I play up to an amount so if I manage to reach 10 euros I can break it in two.
Once when I played here and there in OPAP (now if I go to fill out a form I feel like I am giving for a postgraduate as they have done) I had tried to set as a standard and to drop the amount, of course today nothing is certain.
But in general I like usury, I do not know, say masochism as you want. Everyone likes something.
Of course I would like to see your own ideas if what you say with the development is possible
I am of the philosophy that in this sport we need the voices of all of us ...
Everyone from their own point of view can help ...
To share each idea in order for the next one to complete me or to correct me or to help someone else ..
I had written in this forum a long time ago but I never cared ..
I have been writing for years on betsite.gr
It has many strategies ...
The purpose of everything I do is to collect betting information and keep a record with notes so that in the future when I find something I can marry ideas and make patents on patents ..
If we see it as a group we can complete a mission ..
I have made it in Excel format so that we can print on opap bulletins whatever development we want ...
K with advantage of replacement up to k 442 different football markets ...
What you did the small thing to get 10 euros see k with another look ..
Be careful not to misunderstand, I am not smarter than anyone ...
We need everyone's voices and what stupid thinking must be respected ...
Can someone be caught by an idiot and the idea go further ...
I have a development that I have gone to print 256 columns ...
Where you are a reinforced variable γ 6αδα = 16 columns in ΑχΒ = 256 sheets ...
16x16 = 256 tickets
With a small modification ...
Horizontal replacements ..
Here we can throw in all these little ones you played ...
All this requires a very good preparation though ..
I will try to make a screen video c to be more understandable ...
I repeat as a team we can do a lot ...
