General Betting
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13 Dec 09
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Following on from another recent question i posted;
If you were/are a bookie, why would you want to go to a race course everyday, when you can sit at home in the warm, and can use Betfair?
Race course bookie's have travel costs, licence fees and employee costs.
Those who sit at home, have nothing more than an internet connection!
If you were/are a bookie, why would you want to go to a race course everyday, when you can sit at home in the warm, and can use Betfair?
Race course bookie's have travel costs, licence fees and employee costs.
Those who sit at home, have nothing more than an internet connection!
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because you cay at shorter prices on the racecourse
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And you can lay Barbara's £10 EW 1/6 odds in a 14 runner hcp
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Plus lay all the rags at 33/1
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it gets you out and about and you meet real people try it yourself
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A bookie can Add 20% to their book.
The premium charge takes 20% of your overall profit. |
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Bookies are also renowned for their luck with the ladies after the last
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To make money as a bookmaker you need price-insensitive customers.
To make money on Betfair you need n price-average beating methodology. The two have little in common, imho. |
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thistimenextyear, do u reallythink you can lay all the rags let alone at 33/1 lol. yet another idiotic post.
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The human body hasn't evolved to sit down all day long. We are also a social breed.
By your theory why be a bookie at all, fain a bad back and live off the social if you want to sit in all day. Then you don't even have to raise your fingers to press keyboard buttons. |
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plenty of d ickheads punt of track and the on course books have their pants down.
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on-course we lay offices 2.75 have it back with MUG exchange layers at 3.35.
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yoyo, dont tell them all the secrets.
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