New Posts For Thread: Serious question- fobt only shop/premesishttps://community.betfair.com/football/go/thread/view/94070/25960529/serious-question--fobt-only-shoppremesisI know this may go against the moral fibre of people in here, but legally and in adherence to legislation, would it be possible to operate a premises in england whereby your main business is providing a fobt facility. The idea stems from the fact tha1. Take £10K each off 20 chinese gents and sneak them into the country in the back of a fiat uno.2. Open a chinese restaurant with adjoining bookies with the proceeds.3. Employ said chinamen at £100 a week.4. Wait for the £2K a week to roll in.https://community.betfair.com/football/go/thread/view/94070/25960529/serious-question--fobt-only-shoppremesis?post_id=468311729#4683117291. Take £10K each off 20 chinese gents and sneak them into the country in the back of a fiat uno.2. Open a chinese restaurant with adjoining bookies with the proceeds.3. Employ said chinamen at £100 a week.4. Wait for the £2K a week to roll in.Thu, 30 Sep 2010 16:58:46 -0500I heard gross win is average £1k per machine per week. So could you legally throw 4 of these in a room?https://community.betfair.com/football/go/thread/view/94070/25960529/serious-question--fobt-only-shoppremesis?post_id=468311113#468311113I heard gross win is average £1k per machine per week. So could you legally throw 4 of these in a room?Thu, 30 Sep 2010 16:54:57 -0500£2400 is nothing tho, I mean you would make back the money in 2-3 weeks maxhttps://community.betfair.com/football/go/thread/view/94070/25960529/serious-question--fobt-only-shoppremesis?post_id=468310897#468310897£2400 is nothing tho, I mean you would make back the money in 2-3 weeks maxThu, 30 Sep 2010 16:53:36 -0500Max 4 machines per premises. A licence is needed. £2400 per machine per year for some kind of tax, not to sure - something along those lineshttps://community.betfair.com/football/go/thread/view/94070/25960529/serious-question--fobt-only-shoppremesis?post_id=468309517#468309517Max 4 machines per premises. A licence is needed. £2400 per machine per year for some kind of tax, not to sure - something along those linesThu, 30 Sep 2010 16:43:26 -0500You could probably get away with having ATR and Racing UK as they cover all the meetings anyway.or however, open up a casino instead of a bookies?https://community.betfair.com/football/go/thread/view/94070/25960529/serious-question--fobt-only-shoppremesis?post_id=468308409#468308409You could probably get away with having ATR and Racing UK as they cover all the meetings anyway.or however, open up a casino instead of a bookies?Thu, 30 Sep 2010 16:36:17 -0500Don't think so.Bookies are only allowed so many per how much space they own. I think..https://community.betfair.com/football/go/thread/view/94070/25960529/serious-question--fobt-only-shoppremesis?post_id=468308349#468308349Don't think so.Bookies are only allowed so many per how much space they own. I think..Thu, 30 Sep 2010 16:35:55 -0500I know this may go against the moral fibre of people in here, but legally and in adherence to legislation, would it be possible to operate a premises in england whereby your main business is providing a fobt facility. The idea stems from the fact thahttps://community.betfair.com/football/go/thread/view/94070/25960529/serious-question--fobt-only-shoppremesis?post_id=468308045#468308045I know this may go against the moral fibre of people in here, but legally and in adherence to legislation, would it be possible to operate a premises in england whereby your main business is providing a fobt facility. The idea stems from the fact thaThu, 30 Sep 2010 16:34:05 -0500