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Super Hans: Had a sort of "Road to Damascus" flash on the A22. Crashed the van into some guy's hedge 'cause I was so effing wrecked. And then this voice in my head, sounded like Brian Moore, used to do the football on ITV, said "pack it in son, mug's game".
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There are laws against money laundering and bookmakers have to abide by the law so they require evidence of were you obtained money, if you have cash you can bet at a track but not in shops without evidence of were money came from.
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I work all night, I work all day to pay the bills I have to pay
Ain't it sad? And still there never seems to be a single penny left for me That's too bad In my dreams I have a plan If I got me a wealthy man I wouldn't have to work at all, I'd fool around and have a ball Money, money, money Must be funny In the rich man's world Money, money, money Always sunny In the rich man's world Aha All the things I could do If I had a little money It's a rich man's world It's a rich man's world |
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they want to know if he can afford the losses. judging by the posts, he's not cut out for it. try stamp collecting or knitting.
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![]() depositing too much. got to find the value innit ![]() |
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I thought you needed people to deposit so there would be more money in the markets
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Do other bookmakers require proof of income?
I can only remember ever having to provide this for betfair, the 3 bookmakers I use have never requested anything |
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I think bet365 as well but exchange is asking for it which should ruin exchange as most people wont give this.
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most of the liquidity you see isn't peer-to-peer money from small time punters on here, so BF won't be in the least bit bothered about one of us quitting.
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every bookmaker asks for it
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It matters not a jot if you have millions in the Bank.
Under the lunacy of GC Rules (which they deny),it is not proof of income. You couldn't make it up ![]() |
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Malay,
Every bookmaker does ask for it, but not off every customer, see below ''We only request documents in exceptional circumstances where we believe we are required to in order to meet our regulatory requirements, and over the last year this has only been around 2% of William Hill customers''. Off course this may change going forward. |
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The circumstances are usually that they are likely to do their money to the customer they ask for proof
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Is it ok to only declare half your income, like I do with the wife?
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You are stuffed if your income is derived solely from gambling
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Strange way of losing non winning customers,
Winners banned, heavy losers who hit a winning streak and make a withdrawal lumbered with kyc and proof of earnings. Why not take proof of earnings with first deposit if they really want to meet requirements? |
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Had half an hour to kill yesterday and outside the Ladbrokes I once used there is a loading bay only. Quiet, no sign of wardens so into Laddies I went. It’s worse than the last time I was in. That was five years ago. However I do have something new to report. Five machines, all in use, no body under FIFTY using. Two were clearly of pension age. Not a youth in sight. Grown, hugely experienced adults, all men. Had a Quick Look at the dogs sheet, couldn’t read the miniscule print.
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Betting shops used to be hub of community, it's sad what has happened really.
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anyone ever been asked for proof of earnings? I haven't and don't know anyone who has. Assume it's only used for degenerate gamblers with heavy losses to avoid cry baby news stories about "why didn't they stop me?!"
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Had a Quick Look at the dogs sheet, couldn’t read the miniscule print
All too familiar problem |
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You should leave your bedroom sometimes you might meet people.
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