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I am writing the history of Bookmaking 1700 to 2010.
It will show that gambling in 1700 started out as a simple Exchange system,
the first real Bookmakers being The Dukes of Cleveland,and Grafton, and Lords Abingdon, Foley, and Derby.
After it began to become popular for a wider ordinance integrity was required. and it was lacking.
A Professional element took over,
When Denis Okielly an Irishman, calculated, Odds, but lacked full honesty. Ogden and Davies followed on years later.with both of those element, and of course the guaranteed payment of the original gang. but with a % written in to there service.
A jump through today, and the modern Exchange has almost cracked the integrity issue, and of course prompt payment, however have they created, there true, obligation ad an agency, to safeguard both sides of there transactions, Yet.
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It will show that gambling in 1700 started out as a simple Exchange system,
the first real Bookmakers being The Dukes of Cleveland,and Grafton, and Lords Abingdon, Foley, and Derby.
After it began to become popular for a wider ordinance integrity was required. and it was lacking.
A Professional element took over,
When Denis Okielly an Irishman, calculated, Odds, but lacked full honesty. Ogden and Davies followed on years later.with both of those element, and of course the guaranteed payment of the original gang. but with a % written in to there service.
A jump through today, and the modern Exchange has almost cracked the integrity issue, and of course prompt payment, however have they created, there true, obligation ad an agency, to safeguard both sides of there transactions, Yet.
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Are you planning on retiring at the end of 2010 imo ?!
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Let's hope you find a good proof reader before you publish it, otherwise people will think you're a numpty!!!
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not just yet my friend. why do you ask.
cubone |
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1700 to 2010
should be 1700 to present day, whenever that may be ! |
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gundahadin what language do you want it in. Hebrew
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Correct English would do...........
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gungahadin you should have seen it when i first started lolol
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LOOOOOOOL!!!!!!
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Terrific blog. Essential and entertaining reading. These stories need to be in a book though Cuby.
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Both crockford and Ogden were semi illiterate other than in maths, so I go a little further than those by being illiterate. but at what time does great English give you an edge when betting.
i am genuinely interested. cubone |
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helps IR with countdown i can tell ya
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Alun keep it up I have you at the momnet, only half a length behind
Lord Huntingdon, lololol |
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ahahahaha that'll be the day !!
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he couldnt card count mate. and had 6 wives, died in the poor house and berried at sea.
But not many better than you at Sooming. * The calculating of Sums in ones head. at fast speed. |
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i think a paperback cheapish viz type book on great and funny threads on here would be interesting,if betfair or someone from betfair had access to all the threads and chose the sad bad funny prolific threads ,edit out the non relevant posts.
good luck with your book sounds interesting |