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14 Aug 11
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...... lose in the long run !
I'd hate to pay that !
I'd hate to pay that !
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Its like being Phil Collins & Lewis Hamilton.. and having to move to Switzerland !
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Lewis moved to Orkney now.
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Was on 60% but found a little system that got me to 40% and has kept me at the that(no incentive to reduce things any lower)then along came matchbook with it's 0%(at the moment) and everything has become rosy again
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running a bot (nap)
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Have the trigger amounts ever been changed for Premium Charge? £250,000 to trigger 40%+ seems an awful lot of profit. But if that was the figure when PC was introduced that represents about £40,000 per year; now it represents just £14,000 per year. Seems entirely flawed that those virtual figures will continue to come down and more people hit higher and effectively more restrictive levels.
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how does it represent 40,000 a yr?
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You need £250,000 lifetime profit to hit 40% PC. Betfair founded 2000, Premium Charge introduced in 2008. In 2008, £250,000 required about £40,000 per year for anyone who started out in year dot.
Anyone starting year dot only needs to have accrued £13,000 profit per year to now hit the £250,000. That's as long as the figures now are accurate going back. |
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Oops. Maybe £30,000!
But still the point remains, £30,000 has now become £13,000. That second figure will continue to get smaller and smaller and will just put off the smaller consistent winners. |
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trigger amounts still the same.
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Yeah, figured as much. And I bet there's no prospect of them even looking at them.
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doesn't seem to bother zodie
he's got the game by the gonads |
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98% of those not paying wish that they was.
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There is more than one exchange.Just go elsewhere.
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Shaft , the trigger amounts are not the same you stupid fukk. I know people who have been premium charged after winning between 15 and 20 grand on a brand new account. This 250k figure is a complete load of Shiite .
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Surely Betfair make it clear in their T&Cs ????
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There are two levels of PC. The £250k threshold applies to the 40%+ rate.
It is possible to pay the 20% without getting anywhere near that. |
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jimeen 15 Aug 18 08:47
Shaft , the trigger amounts are not the same you stupid fukk. I know people who have been premium charged after winning between 15 and 20 grand on a brand new account. This 250k figure is a complete load of Shiite . wafdsc you really are... |
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i think it should be higher , 65% at least,
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and i think betfair should consider making the p/m higher , they would still get the mugs paying it as well.
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gвуƒн
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Go and fukk yourself Willie you dirty bullshittting Geordie low life criminal.
i hate people who dont speak their mind. !!  |
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Little mummy's boy
He wasn't very old Though he was very small He did what he was told Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy - Oooh Jimmy Jimmy Poor little Jimmy wouldn't let go |
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betfair really needs to get you t f wuliewankshaft
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im too precious to get rid cardy..unlike i give them money.
you dont bet..just in your head yfdsc. |
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cardy..noxxee has already patented that name.
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If you can't lump the pc best stick to sportsbook. They sometimes give you free bets as well so it's a no brainer really.
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sparrow's post is the one with the impact,and he is 100% correct.
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if so they are 101% fools
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The more intellectual on here realise that the game is all about low percentage profits...
i.e. stake £100,000 to guarantee 6/10k.. Same as it ever was ! Amen. |
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per day or per hour?
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womenandthosewithnointerestinracing 15 Aug 18 23:08
if so they are 101% fools Yes it would be much better to lose. |