Craps Hard 6
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Certainly other prop bets on the craps table like a hard 6 or hard 8 offer a smaller payout (9-1 payout) with a higher house edge (9.1%). However, 7.7% is still a lot higher than the house edge on the pass line (1.41%).
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Craps is a much easier game to learn than most people think. The basic premise is simple: you are betting on the outcome of the roll of two dice. The only thing that makes the game confusing is all the different types of bets you can place.
*Avoid the hardway bets, the horn bets, the Big 6 and Big 8 bets, and the craps bets at all costs. They pay out a lot, but have a house edge of 9% or more. Only make place, lay, and buy bets after you learn the game.
*Betting both the (6) and (8) gives you a 10 to 6 advantage of one of your numbers hitting before the (7) The house edge on place betting the (6) or (8) is only 1.52%, one of the lowest on the table.
Most of these bets are straightforward, but it’s just the fact that there are so many of them that make the game a little complicated. You don’t need to know how each one works to enjoy playing the game, so it’s not like you have to learn them all before you start playing.
The bets we would say you absolutely must understand are the pass line and don’t pass wagers, the come and don’t come wagers, and the odds bets. We explain these in detail below, and also provide information on all the types of bets. Here is a list of the bets we discuss below:
*Pass Line & Don’t Pass Wagers
*Come & Don’t Come Bets
* Odds Bets
*Place Win
*Place Lose
*Buy
*Lay
*Big 6 and Big 8
*Hardways
*Field
*Proposition Bets
The pass line and don’t pass wagers are the most commonly placed bets in craps and also the most straightforward. A shooter will usually have to place one of them before making their come-out roll; and in some casinos, players must make one of them if they also want to place other wagers. These bets have to be placed before the come-out roll, and they both pay out at even money (1:1) when they win.
A pass line bet wins if the value of the come-out roll is 7 or 11 and loses if it’s 2, 3, or 12. If it’s any other value, then a point is established at that value, and the pass line wager remains on the table until the point is rolled again or 7 is rolled. If the point is rolled, the wager wins; if 7 is rolled, the wager loses.
A don’t pass wager wins if the value of the come-out roll is 2 or 3 and loses if it is 7 or 11. If the value is 12, then the bet is pushed, neither winning nor losing. Just like the pass line bet, it remains on the table if a point is established. The don’t pass wager loses if the point is rolled again and wins if a 7 is rolled.Come & Don’t Come Bets
These wagers are very similar to the pass line and don’t pass bets, the main difference being that they are placed after the point is established rather than before. They can be a little confusing, so please make sure you fully understand the concept before placing them.
If the first roll after you have placed a come bet is a 7 or 11, then you win your wager. If a 2, 3, or 12 is rolled, then you lose. If any other number is rolled, this is the point for your come wager. So if a 5 is rolled, for example, then 5 becomes your point. Your wager stays in place and will win if a 5 is rolled again, and lose if a 7 is rolled. A come bet may be thought of as a personalized pass line bet, where the point number is established on the first roll after it has been placed.
By the same token, a don’t come bet is like a personalized don’t pass bet. It will lose if a 7 or 11 comes up on the first roll after you place it, and win if a 2 or 3 is rolled. Any other number establishes the point for your don’t come wager, which will then stay in place until it either wins or loses. It will win if a 7 is rolled, and lose if the point is rolled.
Both of these bets are paid out at even money (1:1) when they win.
Odds bets are a bit like side bets that can be made after a point is established. They are essentially extensions of each of the four bets mentioned above. There are four different types:
*Pass Line Odds
*Don’t Pass Odds
*Come Odds
*Don’t Come Odds
You would place a pass line odds bet to complement your pass line bet following a point being established. It pays if the point is then rolled before a seven, and loses if a seven is rolled. The big advantage of this type of bet is that it’s paid out at true odds when it wins i.e. there’s no house edge. The payouts vary, depending on what the point is.
When you place a pass line odds bet, you are said to be “taking the odds.” Because there’s no house edge, the amount you can stake is limited. Typically, you can stake up to three times the amount on your original pass line wager, but some casinos allow more.
A don’t pass odds bet is placed to complement a don’t pass bet. It pays if a seven is rolled before the point, and loses if the point is rolled first. Bets of this type are also paid out at true odds with no house edge and, again, the payouts vary depending on what the point is.PointPayout4 or 101:25 or 92:36 or 85:6
You are said to be “laying the odds” if you place a don’t pass odds bet. The amount you can stake is limited in the same way as a pass line odds bet. Come odds and don’t come odds bets are based on exactly the same principle. They just use the point that is established following a come or don’t come bet.
Place win bets can be made after a come-out roll when a point has been established. They can be on any of the numbers 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10, and they win if the number chosen is rolled before a 7. The payouts vary depending on which number you have chosen.Number ChoosenPayout6 or 87:65 or 97:54 or109:5
These are basically the opposite of place win bets. They can be on the same choice of numbers (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10), but with a place lose, you win if a 7 is rolled before the number you have chosen. The payouts again vary depending on which number is chosen.Number ChoosenPayout6 or 84:55 or 95:84 or105:11
A buy bet is largely the same as a place win in that you are betting on a specific number to be rolled before a 7. The difference is that the payouts are higher, with the trade-off that you have to pay a 5% commission. At some casinos, this commission is payable when you place your stake, and at others it’s only payable if you win. The payouts once again vary based on which number has been chosen.Number ChoosenPayout6 or 86:55 or 93:24 or102:1
A lay bet is the opposite of a buy bet, and also comes with a 5% commission. With this wager, you are betting on a 7 being rolled before a specific number, in the same way as a place lose. It offers higher payouts than a place lose, which vary depending on the number chosen.Number ChosenPayout6 or 85:65 or 92:34 or 101:2
These bets are very straightforward, and both pay even money (1:1) if successful. A big 6 wins if any 6 is thrown before a 7, and a big 8 wins if any 8 is thrown before a 7.Hardways
When a number is rolled as a double, it’s said to have been rolled the hard way. A hard 8, for example, is a double 4. That is how wagers of this type get their names. They are pretty simple and are based on certain doubles being rolled before a 7.
You can bet on any of a hard 4, a hard 6, a hard 8, or a hard 10. If the relevant hard number is rolled before a 7, you win the bet. As with some other wagers, the payouts are determined by the number bet on.Field
A field bet is always settled on the next roll. It will win if a 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, or 12 is rolled and lose if 5, 6, 7, or 8 is rolled. It pays 1:1 unless a 2 or 12 is rolled, in which case it pays double (2:1).
There are several different proposition bets available in craps, all of which are settled on the next roll. We explain each of these below.
It’s worth mentioning that proposition bets come with higher payouts than previously mentioned options. The house edge is also higher, however, and players are generally advised to avoid them for this reason. However, there’s nothing wrong with using them if you’re willing to accept more risk in exchange for potentially bigger rewards.
*Any 7 (Payout 4:1). Wins if 7 is rolled next.
*Any 11 (Payout 15:1). Wins if 11 is rolled next.
*Any Craps (Payout 7:1). Wins if any of 2, 3 or 12 is rolled next.
*Ace Deuce (Payout 15:1). Wins if 3 is rolled next.
*Aces (Payout 30:1). Wins if 2 is rolled next.
*Boxcar (Payout 30:1). Wins if 12 is rolled next.
Have you ever imagined how much fun it would be to get up in the afternoon and instead of going to work, you would go to the casino and play craps for a living? ’The $68 an Hour 6/8 Craps Strategy’ allows you to do just that..
Updated:
From: Bill Anderson
Network 6000, Inc.
Dear Friend:
If you are like me, you’ve purchased a book or two and maybe a ’winning’ strategy off the internet that was supposed to make you rich at the craps tables. Well.. I’m here to tell you that there are no winning craps strategies! The house always has the advantage on all craps bets and strategies. But.. I am also here to tell you that you CAN beat the house at the craps tables using my 6/8 craps strategy which is much, much more than a simple betting strategy.
There are two parts to my 6/8 system.. the ’basic’ system and the ’advanced’ system. The basic 6/8 system isn’t anything new.. it’s just making $30 place bets on the 6 & 8, but with a special twist that changes it from a system with a house advantage of 1.52% to an uncalculatable figure somewhere between 1.52% and 0%. Nothing new, right? I’m not going to tell you what my special twist is, but anybody can improve their odds a little bit by using techniques such as progressions, regressions, etc. I don’t recommend progressions or regressions - my system is not that complicated. It’s very easy to use and simple to understand. You do not need to be a math wiz to implement it. The 6/8 craps strategy is fun because you win often and it’s a fairly active system - meaning you’re not standing around watching most of the time.
After I explain the basic system in your new book.. I tell you about a special ’advanced’ technique that actually turns the table in your favor. This is the key to making a profit at the craps table. I have used this craps strategy about 50 times now and I have never lost any money. The only times I did lose money is when I ’swayed’ from the system, lost my discipline, and made bets that I was not supposed to. I have purchased so many books that promised the world and then delivered junk, so let me tell you right up front..
Your new book WILL NOT contain..
*The history of craps and dice games. I will not waste your time and money with useless ’filler’ like this.
*This is NOT a craps tutorial. I do not teach you the basics of the game of craps. I do glance over the basics in such a way that anybody, even beginners, can start using the 6/8 craps strategy immediately. I go over the basics of the come out roll and making place bets and that’s it. There is plenty of free information on how to play craps and I will not charge you for a craps strategy and then deliver a book full of basic information that most people know about already.
*I do not list every craps bet and it’s description. Most of them are sucker bets anyway. I do point out which bets are OK and which bets are sucker bets.
*Your new book will be full of useful information and no fluff. Just information that will make you money without wading through 150 pages of junk. Your new book is only 15 pages long (8.5 x 11 size).
*I do not use large type, double spacing, wide margins, and a lot of white space like others do to make their book seem bigger. I use 12 point type so your new book is easy to read but compact for easier downloading.
*I do not have a glossary with 100’s of craps terms and jargon listed.
*I do not give you many different craps strategies that are losers and let you decide for yourself which losing system you want to get screwed by. I give you one good, money making strategy.
*Note.. this strategy does not require a large bankroll like you need in those losing progression systems. About $500 per session will do. Of course, you can easily scale the 6/8 system up or down, but you will make less money if you scale it down and more money if you scale it up.
I know it’s hard for you to trust me and pluck down your hard earned money on yet another craps strategy, so let me offer you..
60 Day 100% Satisfaction Money Back Guarantee
After trying my 6/8 craps strategy out, if you do not agree that you will make money using the 6/8 system, just ask us directly for a refund. No questions asked. This allows you to virtually try my system for free knowing that you can easily get a no hassles refund whenever you want.
How much is this gonna cost me?
Well.. this system actually works and is not a scam, so.. the price of the book is $68 even. Like I said before, I can’t legally make specific money making claims, but you’ll soon find out after reading the first few pages of your new eBook why I charge this much. I admit, that’s a lot of money, but it’s worth every penny and then some.
Benefits of the eBook..
eBooks are in Adobe Acrobat .pdf format and will be downloaded right after payment. SHIPPING IS FREE for the eBook and fast/immediate! We do not have a paper version available at this time. Here are the benefits of the eBook..
*Speed - you will receive it much, much faster than a paper book. Immediately after payment, you are sent directly to the download page where you will download your new eBook in less than 5 minutes even on the slowest of connections.
*Live links - throughout the book, there are some references to external web pages that contain a wealth of information that you may want to read. With the eBook, just click on the blue ’hyperlink’ and you will instantly go to that web page.
*Bookmarks - The entire table of contents is ’bookmarked’ for your convenience. Just click on a chapter title and you immediately jump to that chapter. At the end of the chapter, you can jump back to the table of contents.
*Color Pictures - There are many pictures in the eBook that are color.
*Printable - The books is only 15 pages (8.5 x 11 size), so it’s easily printable after downloading.
Testimonials..
I netted $400 in 2 hrs today, bought the system last night. A breeze to learn
Love the system & I highly recommend it! Give it a crapshoot you won’t be sorry!
Quick response. $3000 in 3 trips!!!! Best & easiest system I’ve ever played. TY
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Craps Hard 6 Online
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Certainly other prop bets on the craps table like a hard 6 or hard 8 offer a smaller payout (9-1 payout) with a higher house edge (9.1%). However, 7.7% is still a lot higher than the house edge on the pass line (1.41%).
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Craps is a much easier game to learn than most people think. The basic premise is simple: you are betting on the outcome of the roll of two dice. The only thing that makes the game confusing is all the different types of bets you can place.
*Avoid the hardway bets, the horn bets, the Big 6 and Big 8 bets, and the craps bets at all costs. They pay out a lot, but have a house edge of 9% or more. Only make place, lay, and buy bets after you learn the game.
*Betting both the (6) and (8) gives you a 10 to 6 advantage of one of your numbers hitting before the (7) The house edge on place betting the (6) or (8) is only 1.52%, one of the lowest on the table.
Most of these bets are straightforward, but it’s just the fact that there are so many of them that make the game a little complicated. You don’t need to know how each one works to enjoy playing the game, so it’s not like you have to learn them all before you start playing.
The bets we would say you absolutely must understand are the pass line and don’t pass wagers, the come and don’t come wagers, and the odds bets. We explain these in detail below, and also provide information on all the types of bets. Here is a list of the bets we discuss below:
*Pass Line & Don’t Pass Wagers
*Come & Don’t Come Bets
* Odds Bets
*Place Win
*Place Lose
*Buy
*Lay
*Big 6 and Big 8
*Hardways
*Field
*Proposition Bets
The pass line and don’t pass wagers are the most commonly placed bets in craps and also the most straightforward. A shooter will usually have to place one of them before making their come-out roll; and in some casinos, players must make one of them if they also want to place other wagers. These bets have to be placed before the come-out roll, and they both pay out at even money (1:1) when they win.
A pass line bet wins if the value of the come-out roll is 7 or 11 and loses if it’s 2, 3, or 12. If it’s any other value, then a point is established at that value, and the pass line wager remains on the table until the point is rolled again or 7 is rolled. If the point is rolled, the wager wins; if 7 is rolled, the wager loses.
A don’t pass wager wins if the value of the come-out roll is 2 or 3 and loses if it is 7 or 11. If the value is 12, then the bet is pushed, neither winning nor losing. Just like the pass line bet, it remains on the table if a point is established. The don’t pass wager loses if the point is rolled again and wins if a 7 is rolled.Come & Don’t Come Bets
These wagers are very similar to the pass line and don’t pass bets, the main difference being that they are placed after the point is established rather than before. They can be a little confusing, so please make sure you fully understand the concept before placing them.
If the first roll after you have placed a come bet is a 7 or 11, then you win your wager. If a 2, 3, or 12 is rolled, then you lose. If any other number is rolled, this is the point for your come wager. So if a 5 is rolled, for example, then 5 becomes your point. Your wager stays in place and will win if a 5 is rolled again, and lose if a 7 is rolled. A come bet may be thought of as a personalized pass line bet, where the point number is established on the first roll after it has been placed.
By the same token, a don’t come bet is like a personalized don’t pass bet. It will lose if a 7 or 11 comes up on the first roll after you place it, and win if a 2 or 3 is rolled. Any other number establishes the point for your don’t come wager, which will then stay in place until it either wins or loses. It will win if a 7 is rolled, and lose if the point is rolled.
Both of these bets are paid out at even money (1:1) when they win.
Odds bets are a bit like side bets that can be made after a point is established. They are essentially extensions of each of the four bets mentioned above. There are four different types:
*Pass Line Odds
*Don’t Pass Odds
*Come Odds
*Don’t Come Odds
You would place a pass line odds bet to complement your pass line bet following a point being established. It pays if the point is then rolled before a seven, and loses if a seven is rolled. The big advantage of this type of bet is that it’s paid out at true odds when it wins i.e. there’s no house edge. The payouts vary, depending on what the point is.
When you place a pass line odds bet, you are said to be “taking the odds.” Because there’s no house edge, the amount you can stake is limited. Typically, you can stake up to three times the amount on your original pass line wager, but some casinos allow more.
A don’t pass odds bet is placed to complement a don’t pass bet. It pays if a seven is rolled before the point, and loses if the point is rolled first. Bets of this type are also paid out at true odds with no house edge and, again, the payouts vary depending on what the point is.PointPayout4 or 101:25 or 92:36 or 85:6
You are said to be “laying the odds” if you place a don’t pass odds bet. The amount you can stake is limited in the same way as a pass line odds bet. Come odds and don’t come odds bets are based on exactly the same principle. They just use the point that is established following a come or don’t come bet.
Place win bets can be made after a come-out roll when a point has been established. They can be on any of the numbers 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10, and they win if the number chosen is rolled before a 7. The payouts vary depending on which number you have chosen.Number ChoosenPayout6 or 87:65 or 97:54 or109:5
These are basically the opposite of place win bets. They can be on the same choice of numbers (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10), but with a place lose, you win if a 7 is rolled before the number you have chosen. The payouts again vary depending on which number is chosen.Number ChoosenPayout6 or 84:55 or 95:84 or105:11
A buy bet is largely the same as a place win in that you are betting on a specific number to be rolled before a 7. The difference is that the payouts are higher, with the trade-off that you have to pay a 5% commission. At some casinos, this commission is payable when you place your stake, and at others it’s only payable if you win. The payouts once again vary based on which number has been chosen.Number ChoosenPayout6 or 86:55 or 93:24 or102:1
A lay bet is the opposite of a buy bet, and also comes with a 5% commission. With this wager, you are betting on a 7 being rolled before a specific number, in the same way as a place lose. It offers higher payouts than a place lose, which vary depending on the number chosen.Number ChosenPayout6 or 85:65 or 92:34 or 101:2
These bets are very straightforward, and both pay even money (1:1) if successful. A big 6 wins if any 6 is thrown before a 7, and a big 8 wins if any 8 is thrown before a 7.Hardways
When a number is rolled as a double, it’s said to have been rolled the hard way. A hard 8, for example, is a double 4. That is how wagers of this type get their names. They are pretty simple and are based on certain doubles being rolled before a 7.
You can bet on any of a hard 4, a hard 6, a hard 8, or a hard 10. If the relevant hard number is rolled before a 7, you win the bet. As with some other wagers, the payouts are determined by the number bet on.Field
A field bet is always settled on the next roll. It will win if a 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, or 12 is rolled and lose if 5, 6, 7, or 8 is rolled. It pays 1:1 unless a 2 or 12 is rolled, in which case it pays double (2:1).
There are several different proposition bets available in craps, all of which are settled on the next roll. We explain each of these below.
It’s worth mentioning that proposition bets come with higher payouts than previously mentioned options. The house edge is also higher, however, and players are generally advised to avoid them for this reason. However, there’s nothing wrong with using them if you’re willing to accept more risk in exchange for potentially bigger rewards.
*Any 7 (Payout 4:1). Wins if 7 is rolled next.
*Any 11 (Payout 15:1). Wins if 11 is rolled next.
*Any Craps (Payout 7:1). Wins if any of 2, 3 or 12 is rolled next.
*Ace Deuce (Payout 15:1). Wins if 3 is rolled next.
*Aces (Payout 30:1). Wins if 2 is rolled next.
*Boxcar (Payout 30:1). Wins if 12 is rolled next.
Have you ever imagined how much fun it would be to get up in the afternoon and instead of going to work, you would go to the casino and play craps for a living? ’The $68 an Hour 6/8 Craps Strategy’ allows you to do just that..
Updated:
From: Bill Anderson
Network 6000, Inc.
Dear Friend:
If you are like me, you’ve purchased a book or two and maybe a ’winning’ strategy off the internet that was supposed to make you rich at the craps tables. Well.. I’m here to tell you that there are no winning craps strategies! The house always has the advantage on all craps bets and strategies. But.. I am also here to tell you that you CAN beat the house at the craps tables using my 6/8 craps strategy which is much, much more than a simple betting strategy.
There are two parts to my 6/8 system.. the ’basic’ system and the ’advanced’ system. The basic 6/8 system isn’t anything new.. it’s just making $30 place bets on the 6 & 8, but with a special twist that changes it from a system with a house advantage of 1.52% to an uncalculatable figure somewhere between 1.52% and 0%. Nothing new, right? I’m not going to tell you what my special twist is, but anybody can improve their odds a little bit by using techniques such as progressions, regressions, etc. I don’t recommend progressions or regressions - my system is not that complicated. It’s very easy to use and simple to understand. You do not need to be a math wiz to implement it. The 6/8 craps strategy is fun because you win often and it’s a fairly active system - meaning you’re not standing around watching most of the time.
After I explain the basic system in your new book.. I tell you about a special ’advanced’ technique that actually turns the table in your favor. This is the key to making a profit at the craps table. I have used this craps strategy about 50 times now and I have never lost any money. The only times I did lose money is when I ’swayed’ from the system, lost my discipline, and made bets that I was not supposed to. I have purchased so many books that promised the world and then delivered junk, so let me tell you right up front..
Your new book WILL NOT contain..
*The history of craps and dice games. I will not waste your time and money with useless ’filler’ like this.
*This is NOT a craps tutorial. I do not teach you the basics of the game of craps. I do glance over the basics in such a way that anybody, even beginners, can start using the 6/8 craps strategy immediately. I go over the basics of the come out roll and making place bets and that’s it. There is plenty of free information on how to play craps and I will not charge you for a craps strategy and then deliver a book full of basic information that most people know about already.
*I do not list every craps bet and it’s description. Most of them are sucker bets anyway. I do point out which bets are OK and which bets are sucker bets.
*Your new book will be full of useful information and no fluff. Just information that will make you money without wading through 150 pages of junk. Your new book is only 15 pages long (8.5 x 11 size).
*I do not use large type, double spacing, wide margins, and a lot of white space like others do to make their book seem bigger. I use 12 point type so your new book is easy to read but compact for easier downloading.
*I do not have a glossary with 100’s of craps terms and jargon listed.
*I do not give you many different craps strategies that are losers and let you decide for yourself which losing system you want to get screwed by. I give you one good, money making strategy.
*Note.. this strategy does not require a large bankroll like you need in those losing progression systems. About $500 per session will do. Of course, you can easily scale the 6/8 system up or down, but you will make less money if you scale it down and more money if you scale it up.
I know it’s hard for you to trust me and pluck down your hard earned money on yet another craps strategy, so let me offer you..
60 Day 100% Satisfaction Money Back Guarantee
After trying my 6/8 craps strategy out, if you do not agree that you will make money using the 6/8 system, just ask us directly for a refund. No questions asked. This allows you to virtually try my system for free knowing that you can easily get a no hassles refund whenever you want.
How much is this gonna cost me?
Well.. this system actually works and is not a scam, so.. the price of the book is $68 even. Like I said before, I can’t legally make specific money making claims, but you’ll soon find out after reading the first few pages of your new eBook why I charge this much. I admit, that’s a lot of money, but it’s worth every penny and then some.
Benefits of the eBook..
eBooks are in Adobe Acrobat .pdf format and will be downloaded right after payment. SHIPPING IS FREE for the eBook and fast/immediate! We do not have a paper version available at this time. Here are the benefits of the eBook..
*Speed - you will receive it much, much faster than a paper book. Immediately after payment, you are sent directly to the download page where you will download your new eBook in less than 5 minutes even on the slowest of connections.
*Live links - throughout the book, there are some references to external web pages that contain a wealth of information that you may want to read. With the eBook, just click on the blue ’hyperlink’ and you will instantly go to that web page.
*Bookmarks - The entire table of contents is ’bookmarked’ for your convenience. Just click on a chapter title and you immediately jump to that chapter. At the end of the chapter, you can jump back to the table of contents.
*Color Pictures - There are many pictures in the eBook that are color.
*Printable - The books is only 15 pages (8.5 x 11 size), so it’s easily printable after downloading.
Testimonials..
I netted $400 in 2 hrs today, bought the system last night. A breeze to learn
Love the system & I highly recommend it! Give it a crapshoot you won’t be sorry!
Quick response. $3000 in 3 trips!!!! Best & easiest system I’ve ever played. TY
IMPORTANT: After payment is made, be sure to click on the link that says ’Return to Network 6000’ to download your eBook..
Craps Hard 6 Online
All major credit cards and Paypal are accepted.
Craps Hard 6 Letters
Sincerely, Craps Hard 6 8
Bill Anderson
Register here: http://gg.gg/wb70i
https://diarynote.indered.space
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