Then you change them again. With 4 fingers, I count 24 possible combinations. With 9 innings involved, that should be enough. Even half of that would be enough. And you can add things like these:
Then you change them again. With 4 fingers, I count 24 possible combinations. With 9 innings involved, that should be enough. Even half of that would be enough. And you can add things like these:
It’s not the number of combinations. It’s the memorizing of the random combinations before the start of every inning.
