GPWA Times Magazine - Issue 50 - August 2021

Sofia is at night. I like to see everything from different points of view. I would also take them to special places to eat Bulgarian food and to listen to Bulgarian traditional music. The Balkans is an amazing place, with good people, music and food. The third place will be The Bells Monu- ment. It is something left from the commu- nist regime with many bells from different countries. When you go there and you hear the “voice” of each bell, it is pretty purifying and clears your mind and soul. If you were stranded on a desert is- land, what three items would you take with you and why? First, a picture of my wife and son. I love them very much and cannot live without them. Second, would be a book. I cannot live without reading. I would will take Shõgun by James Clavell. Third, an icon of St. Ivan Rilski, the patron saint of Bulgarians. I believe that there is something bigger than us in the universe, some call it God, others Allah or Buddha. By the way, if some of you who are reading my interview come and see the biggest monastery in the Balkans, it is called Rilski Monastery in the Rila Mountain. If you could invite any five people, living or dead, to dinner, who would they be? Leonardo da Vinci, Niccolò Ma- chiavelli, Albert Einstein, Michael Jordan and Diego Maradona. Name three things that people reading this magazine don’t know about you. 1. Besides English and my native language, Bulgarian, I speak Italian and Russian. When I was little, I wanted to study Jap- anese too, but there was no time for this. 2. I played basketball professionally for five years, but an injury in one of my legs stopped me from this amazing sport. Nowadays, I play only for fun and en- tertainment. 3. I am one of the biggest fans of Stephen King. He is the author with the best imag- ination ever. In all of his new books he surprises me a lot. Most other authors out there are pretty predictable and do not want to offend anyone. drifter8 Also asking about the tracking of their links and cookie duration, these are essential tools for our business. Last step is to create an account at the casino/bookie and to check their CS department. How has COVID-19 affected you per- sonally and professionally? I have been working for myself for five years now, so ba- sically it was not a big issue to be out of the office or to staymore at home. I amdefinitely getting to spend more time with my family. The only change is that the conferences stopped and have been delayed. There, I have met and I will meet plenty of inter- esting people from all over the world: Italy, Israel. Turkey, Serbia, Russia, Romania and many more. What do you do to stay in shape – both physically and mentally? I go to the gym three times per week and make do some street fitness outdoors, too. As for my mental health, I like to go outside of our capital to different cities or historical places. Also, reading many different books, most- ly biographies of successful people, keep me on the surface. After the darkest night comes the biggest and brightest sunshine. If someone were visiting you for 24 hours and had never been to Sofia, where would you bring them and why? I would take them to the Vitosha Mountain and show them how beautiful Being hungry and cautious brought me enough knowledge to knowwhere and how to hunt for profit as a gambler and commissions as an affiliate . I have been workingmany years as a sports trader and I know the mentality of all well-known groups like: high rollers , stake (bonus) hunters , value bettors , robot betting guys and the guys who we call in the industry “ markers .” 55 G P W A t i m e s . o r g