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By:
campion
When: 13 Apr 10 21:46
When dc wins things will change .
By:
wasnot
When: 13 Apr 10 21:48
True, bbc2, who am I kidding :(
By:
bbc2
When: 13 Apr 10 21:50
must admit i think its right to choose your terms and not be told
By:
lukehart
When: 13 Apr 10 21:50
wasnt was it anything like being down PITS
By:
MaxED
When: 13 Apr 10 21:54
WHEN SO MANY BOOKMAKERS NOW PAY 5 PLACES ON BIG RACES HOW DO THESE PEOPLE ATTRACT TRADE
By:
MaxED
When: 13 Apr 10 21:54
WHEN SO MANY BOOKMAKERS NOW PAY 5 PLACES ON BIG RACES HOW DO THESE PEOPLE ATTRACT TRADE
By:
wasnot
When: 13 Apr 10 21:54
Evening Cu. Grandad worked on the railway before starting at the dogs bookmaking. He said that was proper hard work, we don't know we're born these days.
By:
wasnot
When: 13 Apr 10 21:57
MaxEd - a large proportion of on track punters on the big days dont understand it or care, that's how. I can have 14/1 & proper 1/5th odds up, bloke next door can be 12/1 & 1/6th but he'll still take bets - even from some who try to compare then choose him!!!!!
By:
lukehart
When: 13 Apr 10 21:58
wasnt...In one of my tales I said
Ive seen both sides of the coin and
when struggling I would have allowed a man with a lump hammer to hit me over the head to see the larder full.

cubone
By:
lukehart
When: 13 Apr 10 22:00
wasnt did you know Leslie Steel was down pits. as a Bevan Boy.
By:
MaxED
When: 13 Apr 10 22:04
how do they attract trade on the quiet days then wasnot
By:
ribero1
When: 13 Apr 10 22:04
groundhog day.
By:
The Magician (100)
When: 13 Apr 10 22:06
I asked hills for 1250 eway a 9/1 chance - they said 600 eway.... I walked away
By:
The Magician (100)
When: 13 Apr 10 22:07
industry SP was

win 168
place 538 (at 1/4)

easy to bet 1/4 5 places
By:
Anaglogs Daughter
When: 13 Apr 10 22:08
Magician: You should have went to one of those magical mystery shops where the belly on the telly said they take £60,000 bets
By:
lukehart
When: 13 Apr 10 22:08
I haven't spoken to him but at the age of 18 he was working 1 mile down dark dank pits, 10 hours a day. if you could have said would you have swapped it for 4 house at Aintree in a crappy pitch, with thousands of birds yelling and laughing, I will l bet a little 5/6 that that he would plum for the Grand National.

cubone
By:
lukehart
When: 13 Apr 10 22:09
hours
By:
mr crisp
When: 13 Apr 10 22:30
if people are worried about the implications of naming the bookmakers offering less than standard terms. why not go the other way and recommend by their trade names the one,s in your opinion that offer standard terms in all but the most exepional circumstances ,take a decent bet and conduct themselves in a professional manner.
By:
daniels mother
When: 13 Apr 10 23:53
wasnot and mr crisp,hopefully schemes a little like your suggestions are not far away,it may put an end to some of these problems,and hopefully lead the public to proper place odds.By the way i think it is my right to call the book next to me (who bet 1/6th on the national )a disgrace !!
By:
intheknow
When: 14 Apr 10 00:48
The Magician (100) 13 Apr 22:06


I asked hills for 1250 eway a 9/1 chance - they said 600 eway.... I walked away




The Magician - where was this?
By:
MaxED
When: 14 Apr 10 06:53
Are these threads started by bookies who can't keep up/compete/jealous they can't change place odds to a sixth etc...or actual irate punters on track who thinks it's a disgrace?
Just wondering... :^0
By:
theressomepratsonhere
When: 14 Apr 10 07:20
so its ok so long as it is displayed well i had a walk down to the 3rd ring at pontefract yesterday and a firm called easton were betting a 1/7th yet covered up the board where it displays the place terms with a gamecare sign so you only got to find out if you looked at your ticket

what do you bookmakers think about that and what will be done




answer nothing
By:
theressomepratsonhere
When: 14 Apr 10 07:21
as ever they had a bigger q than the two betting 1/5th odds
By:
MaxED
When: 14 Apr 10 08:09
bookmakers who stray from standard terms have no right to judge anyone.FACT
By:
Sportsadvisor
When: 14 Apr 10 08:28
I noticed threee books on the rails at Aintree offering 1/5 odds on 16-21 runner handicaps, Johnson, Cook,Hughes.The remainder were all offering the standard 1/4 and seemingly running their business, despite a non level playing field.However,what they are doing, is respecting the wishes of their customers. Any businessman who ignores their constant complaints has no eye on the future of his affairs. The voluntary code will come - and leading firms such as mine will sign up immediately, because I've always offered the standard, and strange terms such as a sixth disgust me, and to those who think 1/5 will suffice, I respectfully suggest to you - my friends, to remove those heads from the sand. When the flags arrive, you will be isolated and competing with the leaders will be untenable. Abandon exchange following - it's not pleasing your customer base, it's a cynical attempt to convey every penny out there onto betfair-daq
By:
sofa king good
When: 14 Apr 10 08:36
hazell was a fifth on the national
By:
Mully
When: 14 Apr 10 10:05
ttt
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