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First of, get the spreadsheet Example of how I do probability, I usually load the spreadsheet of all games then I start removing random games till it reaches 10 then I play Rebet, load the spreadsheet again from ‘code hub’ then remove the first 10 (basically the previous 10/10... show more

Unruly

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Unruly1 year ago

Posting this now so I won’t be seeing, ‘you didn’t post this’ I usually have so many open bets and you don’t expect me to post all Also trust me when I say I lose a lot accumulated but we keep going.

OPEN1 year ago

Outlast the enemy as characters from Ready Player One, or any of your favorites from movies, series, games, and more! Wishlist OP3N now to get started!

Big DC ⚡️👷‍♂️1 year ago

First of all, where person go get the spreadsheet ?

Oluwatomilola❤️🤭1 year ago

Today’s spreadsheet Do your own +/- D06D38

HUMANIST1 year ago

Okay and for reference how many open tickets do you typically have?

Unruly1 year ago

I prefer not to say😂, but create a budget so you don’t stake more

HARRY JASPER1 year ago

Nice

Marv Tech 👼🇳🇬1 year ago

At times i wonder how much you dey lose.

Kim My1 year ago

What are the chances of winning?

Ama-vera(Ugochukwu Chiamaka) 🐐1 year ago

I used to do this but have never been lucky 😴

✍️ draw is life 🤝1 year ago

10/10 will happen sha Nah probability be this

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