General Betting
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What is everyones favorite betting shop? Lads offering a loyalty card which the others do not. I gotta do some report about difference each company offers in there shops, lads offers everything and more that other brands like hill do not EG odds on card. What is everyones opinion? Thanks.
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A decent independent with knowledgeable staff, concessions, cups of tea and comfy chairs.
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Any that allow winners to bet. Their all the same, only losers and mugs welcome.
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lads offers everything and more
presumably your report is sponsored by the magic sign!  |
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corals shops are my personal favs
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I like the ones that don't have a "no swearing" sign in them.
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Hehe, same here Frog, and those that don't have a "no retards" sign in them.
I've only been in a bookies a couple of times, didn't like them at all, got the impression they were meeting places for doleys, alcoholics and desperados. But each to their own. |
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I Once went to an English "betting shop" and it was a desperate dive full of braying morons.
It was so backward that they didn`t even seem to have computers - you had to actually write in longhand your bet on a bit of paper and wait in a line to get a bet on. No, this wasn`t 1968 - it was 2006! |
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An odds on card is just a cheap way(I think a 5 free bet for every 1000 of turnover)of monitoring customers a/c's to make sure there are no winners/arbers.I take prices(for trading purposes)in ladbrokes shops most saturdays or big meetings-not a hope wud i sign up for an odds on card.
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You still have to write your bets out Raps - although you don't usually find one busy enough to have to wait in line anymore.
Quite often they wouldn't be able to do it on computer anyway because they have no idea what bet you're having until they phone some guy who is slightly less dim than they are to find out the odds |
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The loyalty card is a very interesting idea.
Perhaps we should offer the bookies a loyalty card. |
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Loyalty cards are designed to allow bookmakers to more easily track individual punters and hence ban those that are not losing
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