Buy 4 FOBTs, put a few cartoon dogs/horses on the screens. Don't pay for any live feeds, why bother. Minimum wage single member of staff instructed to refuse anything larger than £10, 'SP only' to save the bother of pricing up anything. Easy money!
Buy 4 FOBTs, put a few cartoon dogs/horses on the screens. Don't pay for any live feeds, why bother. Minimum wage single member of staff instructed to refuse anything larger than £10, 'SP only' to save the bother of pricing up anything. Easy money!
SIS - £20k/year Turf TV - £6k/year Papers - £1.5k/year Epos Till feed + coupons - £2k/year Rent + Rates - £10k-£50k (depending on location and size) Staff - £35k - £10k (depending on working it yourself or not) GC Fees - £2k Bills (Water, Gas, etc) - £4k Decent shop fit - £20k You can either rent or buy FOBTs, rent will set you back £15k/year for 4 machines or around £6k to buy each one with a monthly fee.
You would be better off trying to find an existing bookmaker for some sort of partnership. Save on GC fees, more bargaining power with till feed/fobt provider, less hedging needed.
SIS - £20k/yearTurf TV - £6k/yearPapers - £1.5k/yearEpos Till feed + coupons - £2k/yearRent + Rates - £10k-£50k (depending on location and size)Staff - £35k - £10k (depending on working it yourself or not)GC Fees - £2kBills (Water, Gas, etc)
As well as a grand on the phone from packed pubs with clueless punters
That was it until Monday morning.
No fobs - irish lottery - nights- sundays
Licence to print money
Saturday June 18th 1986;Got in 9.30 opened 10.00 closed 5.30Dockets/slips 870in £1760 out £627As well as a grand on the phone from packed pubs with clueless puntersThat was it until Monday morning.No fobs - irish lottery - nights- sundaysLicence to