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Don't know, but you can definitely click and lose.
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Ask your dad over at horse racing,it's that easy dont you know
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about six months ago i left a race up on gruss sofware for yarmouth while i got some gardening stuff out of the garage for the wife, my 4yo son went into the room where i do my betting and went click happy on all the custom boxes, made about 20 or 30 bets on differing boxes, i got back and nearly had a heart attack some horses big greens others massive reds, spent about 5 minutes trying to reverse all the bets in the end having to take a loss of around £40 to tidy it all up, if i had left it or come back from the garden toop late for the race my son would have made over £3k with his random clicks, was gutted but to be honest i didn't have the b0ll0x to keep the reds he had especially as they were mainly on the fancied horses.
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^ great story
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please could i have your sons email address?
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When will your son be starting his tipping line please ?
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will the ebook be out soon?
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i don't think he had a strategy tbh, he was clicking the custom boxes and 5 of them are lays at 7 and lower only 3 horses were lower than the price so he could only get those ones laid, he also did a good few backs on varios horses and an outsider won so under those circumstances it was a foolproof win win situation for him, unfortunately his daft d1ck of a dad put it all 'right' and fooked up his masterplan
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He is going to be a gambling genius
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