When you connect your Blogger account with your Google+ profile, the comments you made the last 10 years at Blogspot blogs will automatically link back to your Google+ profile! Isn’
A recent update allows Google users to get a Google+ custom URL for their profile or Google+ pages. However, in some cases they are not offered their preferred custom URL,
I spotted a nice image at Google+ today. It is an infographic about how to be productive. Since I am hitting my productivity’s lows nowadays, the advice and tips
Never be a quitter! Winners never quit and quitters never win. A solid advice. But regulations in Europe have introduced a new kind of tax, a gambling tax, which sooner
Don’t you need to step off the gas in your life at some point during your work day? Between writing and gambling, between posting at social media and trading
Two months ago I made the move over to Google+ for good and began sharing my thoughts exclusively at Google’s social network. I strongly believe Google+ will dominate the
Arbitrage betting is an almost risk-free way of betting on sports. Arbitrage trading is likewise an almost risk-free way of trading any kind of financial instrument. Noticed the word “almost”
Did your betting system fail? Admitting the failure of a betting system just brings you closer to the successful betting system that is waiting to be found! The sooner you
Authorities are considering to restart the online gambling regulation in Greece. That means suspending the licenses they have issued to 24 online bookmakers and offering brand new ones! Yet, there
Writing about gambling topics, such as online poker, sports betting or stock trading has been a blessing for me. After a decade of putting my money at risk, I have
Are you tired sharing your same thoughts at different social networks? Do you find annoying, copying the same exact message from Facebook to Twitter, LinkedIn or Google+ to reach out
I am blogging about gambling both in English and Greek. This multilingual blogging has been a burden when building a community. Greek audience wants to read Greek posts, while English-speaking
