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... In less than 30 hands at the beginning, there are already signs of robbery, but both sides have been reluctant to start. Both dogs seem to be fighting for the robbery. The preparations were too long and the preparations were too long, which led to the detonation of Jiezheng after 100 moves..."

  Li Xiangping took over the plug-in and said:

"According to our research, what impresses us most is the different preparation methods of the two dogs. The third generation of dogs seems to h ...

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