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Mới chat với Johto Robbie , em nó muốn đánh cờ tướng ! Cho nên nãy ra ý tưởng đánh cờ ăn BUG đây , ai thua phải báo cáo 1 bug + video pentest, không có bug thì phải nộp tiền cho người thắng. Mình không có bug nhưng mình có tiền, dự là 1 ván từ 50K - 100K thôi các bạn, nhiều quá các bạn không chịu nỗi đâu :(
Mà đánh cờ không có độ gì thì chán lắm.

Thấy ý tưởng có vẽ hấp dẫn đây, tại hạ sẽ nhường các bạn 1 TIÊN. Ai mà không biết 1 Tiên là gì thì không nên tham gia nghe vì mình sẽ uýnh cho lên bờ xuống ruộng đó :)

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