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levelstakes1
25 Apr 10 11:01
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I reckon the government should ban all FOBT's, virtual racing and fruit machines. That way bookies couldnt be reliant upon them for profit and would have to start laying decent bets instead of knocking back people like me who wnted a 1000 on a poxy snooker match and are told i can only have a bottle on instead! whats the F*****G point!

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By:
ianhamilton.
When: 25 Apr 10 11:07
there for the addicts. only addicts play them
By:
Lee Ho Fooks
When: 25 Apr 10 11:10
How about Betfair taking the lead?
By:
TiltEngine88
When: 25 Apr 10 12:07
You should play FOBTs instead like durrrrr obviously.

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By:
TiltEngine88
When: 25 Apr 10 12:09
Though it's worth noting that most high street bookies do not have standard fruit machines, and that they reserve the right to place restrictions on virtual racing just as they do on snooker bets.

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By:
Little Des
When: 25 Apr 10 12:42
..........That way bookies couldnt be reliant upon them for profit and would have to start laying decent bets instead of knocking back people like me ......

You should change your bookie. I get laid whatever I want at Brushwood Park, especially in the 3 furlong chases.

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By:
hello :-)
When: 25 Apr 10 12:53
People who play these machines would only find another outlet for thier addiction imo
The answer is not there , its within themselves .
By:
patches
When: 25 Apr 10 13:04
^^^^^

Yes that is correct gamblers will always gamble but if they didn't feed all the fobs then they would bet more on the horses , in the long run they would still lose but not as much and not as quick and horse racing would benefit via the levy.
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