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Post by justiniano on Jun 16, 2022 17:26:50 GMT
Skanderbeg was not immortal; any benefit from him is only fleeting. This is a weak argument to make for nations over centuries. Hungary may be momentarily internally distracted, but that doesn’t last forever. They are still right next door and larger. The Ottomans were also more than one trick ponies at this point. I’d advise you to set a single PoD and date and then explore things from there, rather than trying to load up your bet. A single bet (X team to win) doesn’t pay as much as a multi with three legs (X team to win, Y player to be first scorer and Z player to be top scorer) but is simply more likely. It has to jump through less hoops to be successful. Hence the first of my 2 outcomes
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Post by American hist on Sept 19, 2022 14:58:15 GMT
Super Serbia, lol, and this belongs under space bats. During ww1, Serbia did beat back the Austrian Hungarian army despite Serbia being poorly armed. It goes to tell you that a little country can do big things, but betting the Austrian Hungarian empire isn't that difficult
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