What is a full system?

It's a bet where you select multiple outcomes for the same event (e.g., 1 and X). The system generates two or more separate tickets covering both possibilities.

When is it better to use a full system instead of multiple singles?

It's beneficial when you have strong doubts about 1-2 events (e.g., 1X vs 12). A full system allows you to cover half-time/full-time or correlated correct scores, optimizing error management on high-odds markets.

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Easy Guide

Integral Systems

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The 'parachute' for your betting doubts. Cover multiple outcomes on the same match and increase your winning chances without lowering the odds.

What is an Integral System?

An Integral System is like playing multiple betslips at the same time to cover your doubts on a match.

Use this system if you are undecided between two results and don't want to risk losing everything for a single goal. Instead of picking one sign (e.g. 1), you pick two (e.g. 1 and X). The computer will create separate betslips for you, each with one of the options you chose.

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"No more fear: with the integral system, you no longer have to choose between risk and prudence. You have total coverage on your most difficult doubts!"

Why use it? (The Advantage)

Use it when you are sure of some matches (the 'bankers') but afraid of a big match. Example: you are sure Inter wins, but you are undecided on Juventus-Milan. With the integral system, you play both 1 and X of Juve-Milan in parallel bets. If Inter wins, one of your slips will surely be a winner!

Your personal Parachute

Unlike the classic 'Double Chance' which lowers the win significantly, here you keep the high odds. You are simply betting on multiple possible scenarios. It's like having an insurance policy on your bet.

Total Betslips Simulator

How many betslips do you need to play to cover all outcomes? Enter how many Integral Doubles and Triples you want to use to see the number of plays and total cost.

Simple Example Table

Banker (e.g. Napoli-Lecce)

Only Win Napoli (Sign 1)

Puts 1 in all betslips → It is our fixed base.

Tough Match (e.g. Inter-Juve)

Win Inter (1) OR Draw (X)

Creates separate slips: some with 1, some with X → You have 2 out of 3 chances to get it right!

Another Tough Match (e.g. Milan-Roma)

Win Milan (1) OR Draw (X)

Creates more variants (multiplies your slips) → Again, we cover the doubts.

At the Cashout (Final Count)

You pay for created slips (e.g. 4 slips x €2 = €8)

Prints 4 different slips → If right, ONE of 4 slips will win and pay you!

Safety or Win Multiplier?

There's a trick in integral systems: you can use them only to 'save your back' (coverage) or to try to win big by winning multiple slips at the same time (multiplier).

Strategy A: Coverage (Choices that CANNOT happen together)

Example: Playing both 'Win (1)' and 'Draw (X)'.

Only ONE of the two can happen. Either the team wins, or draws. It saves you if your team doesn't win. If right, only one slip wins, you throw away the other.

Strategy B: Multiplier (Choices that CAN happen together)

Example: Playing 'Win (1)' AND 'Over 2.5' (more than 2 goals total).

Both can happen together! If the team wins 3-0, you got EVERYTHING right! The system comes alive and makes you win MULTIPLE slips simultaneously, drastically multiplying the gain.

What happens in practice...

I play 1 and also X (Coverage)

Ends 1-0 (Win)

You win 1 ONLY slip (the one with the 1)

I play 1 and also X (Coverage)

Ends 1-1 (Draw)

You win 1 ONLY slip (the one with the X)

I play 1 and also Over 2.5 (Multiplier)

Ends 3-0 (Win + many goals)

You win ALL slips (Both 1 and Over!)

Beware of Traps

Too many parallel bets

If you put too many coverages, the cost of the slips goes up too much. Play smart!

The 'Banker' betrayal

If you fail a match you gave as 'sure' (banker), the entire system collapses.