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Synthesized from reputable football sources, I have compared prices and found they offer much cheaper prices. Really help users reduce the amount of money spent compared to the original source of tips. Tks
Yes its a scam,prob owned by bookmakers,the thing is they give you scheme of system,and by the time you gete to 8k you lose like 20,maybe if your start bank is 20k you could win some money,but in 15 days i lost 3x money that i won,its not a ponzi scheme but close to it,+ there is no refund,way too expensive 150$
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