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lukehart
09 Apr 10 23:23
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a 40% deduction. a Turnover tax
4 places at 1/4
No payement if disqualified.
All rule 4s
If you took a price that was it.


Tomorrow
1.2.3.4.5 places in the High Street.
Money back if new account on betfair.
Free bets
Gauranteed odds and Bet365 best of all prices rules apply.

And still betfairs moan

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Report masked magician April 9, 2010 11:37 PM BST
but the quality of life

you could walk down the street with no fear

fear of:-

being stabbed by a different crew innit

you didnt need to ultra padlock your front door

you could speak in un-PC terms and merely say its banter

you never'disrespected' anyone

london(my hometown) was a great place to live or visist

we had white city greyhound stadiium

take me back there please
Report lukehart April 10, 2010 12:24 AM BST
I fully agree magician.
Wish we could go back but with the same betting terms as now..
Report theresbeenagoal April 10, 2010 12:45 AM BST
It would be easier for a lot of people to make it pay going back to 1970 even given the more stringent trading terms (and I don't mean via a 'Back to the Future' type almanac either).
Those who know what prices should be as opposed to those that are good at following the machine, spotting anomalies, etc.
Report onlooker April 10, 2010 1:49 AM BST
Don - The bookies didn't 'have their card marked' by Betfair in 1970.

You could get 100/7 about a 5/1 chance - [b]all morning long[/b[ by touring the shops , as it took them forever to change the prices ....

Just as long as you knew how much to stake to stay underthe 'talke-out' before they had to refer the bet - which was a rarity in those days. ;)
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