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wenkywoo
01 May 10 00:33
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Have you ever been to one?, What are they like? Is it worth it? Appreicated if someone could explain a few details of what happens etc
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By:
newquaywhite
When: 01 May 10 00:34
which tense?
By:
knavesmire007
When: 01 May 10 00:41
I used to use them.You pay about 25 quid for use of SIS pics and a pc.
Surprising who you bump into in these shops lol.
By:
wenkywoo
When: 01 May 10 00:42
famous people ? is it just free money ? are the pics that much faster ?
By:
Agent G
When: 01 May 10 00:46
if it was free money there would be a queue at the door waiting for a seat.

but there isn't.
By:
knavesmire007
When: 01 May 10 00:46
no not free money.Not going to divulge about the famous ppl.
Pics are fast enough,give it a try.
By:
Cardinal Scott
When: 01 May 10 01:03
I would LOVE to try but not willing to type my Betfair Password into a borrowed PC so unles they allow you to take your own machine A NO GO AREA for me :-)
By:
Seaburn FTM squad
When: 01 May 10 01:30
you need 4 hours of training at least on the Gruss softwarwe that the trading exchanges use,
you need to be a very big hitter to make it worth your while, these guys sweep the money up this means your laying massive odds in running,dont even think about playing unless you have at least a 5k bank, and pref 50k

and dont forget the high street trading exchanges are only second in the pecking order, now most courses have them, the guys at the courses are playing without the delay of the high street trading exchanges, which makes them almost live
By:
coffeedodger
When: 01 May 10 03:53
these guys sweep the money up this means your laying massive odds in running

Is backing in running not allowed then?
By:
heynoodles
When: 01 May 10 09:00
great post from freetea:

freetea 01 May 00:53


Ring up and ask for a seat on your chosen day.
Travel and arrive early in anticipation, pay up.
Feel like the new boy on the block.
Take your seat.
Ask how to switch on your computer.
Load up Gruss and spend twenty minutes loading your preferences.
Ask how to switch channels on your tv.
Wonder how the first race went by without you managing to strike a bet.
Scratch your betty swollocks.
Ask how to switch your headphones on.
Determine to do better and strike a bet during the next race.
Realise your watching the wrong channel and you've missed the last race.
Rise confidentally and walk to lounge to have a cuppa.
Walk back to your seat, eyes front, portraying nothing but professionalism.
Their off for the next, strike your first bet.
It's a loser, but never mind because you've clicked on the wrong horse.
Nod in agreement at the rooms general dissing of Spencer's ride.
Back the fav as it races prominently in the next.
Watch unemotionally as said fav falls in a heap a furlong out.
Back your fancy in the next before the off.
Try to lay it back i/r at evens, pressing lay, but lay at 7.0, leaving you hoping your choice falls in a hole.
Your fancy wins leaving you a few hundred out of pocket.
Stay the rest of the afternoon, playing safe, knowing you've done your conkers.
Determine to stay to near the last race - don't let anyone see that you've fecked up.
Drive home in silence.
Wonder how people make it pay - you know (or think) they do, but you can't figure it out.
Take a week to come up with Plan B.
By:
knavesmire007
When: 01 May 10 09:11
lol very funny

yes you need to get used to it and find a way that works for you
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