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23 Oct 14
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Lucky they now trying to tempt punters back
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TIMBERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
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Ladbrokes new shop layout just released in a cost cutting exercise
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They are blaming increased regulation including higher gaming machine duty which will impact on profitability and are apparently closing another 40 shops
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Close the whole lot...
Put all those recent arrivals out of work... They are a shambles.... |
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Doing well today bottom prices on oddschecker , well done lads !!!!
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No improvement last week still @ £1.17 , not bad from £2 last year
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Bottom price on everything.
Van Perseeeeeeeee cost them bundles in free bets yesterday. But still they know best . . .Absolutly clueless the lot of um Pat mac and the b a c team        |
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Still going east £1.14 today - don't know in a year how much the value of company is down ?? maybe need to go back to basics and focas on customers.
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Worst prices worst restrictions i wonder why.
unreal firm |
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I just got followed by a Richard Glynn Parody twitter account. He cant be as funny as the man himself surely
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I been told only the fobts are keep the high St shops open.is this true.
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keeping sry.
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Corporate mentality is that it's still 1977 and all that matters is the size of their estate.
Worst prices on everything. Worst special offers. Will not lay a bet. Hopelessly uncompetitive. And then they wonder why their market share is going down the plughole. |
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Mickey Mouse has a Richard Glynn wristwatch
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@23nights -- quite possibly.
Bookies have been deliberately trying to get people off racing and out of the shops or onto FOBTs. To the extent they have succeeded, they might have a problem if the government ever bans FOBTs. Luckily for them, the government is spineless and so will the next one be. And that is betting without all the shops that were only opened in the first place to get round the limit of four FOBTs per shop. |
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1.13 today still no progress from ceo-- keep shutting accts way forward and restricting punters
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homefortea 23 Oct 14 21:06
Close the whole lot... For the first time ever, I agree with this poster.  |
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Why do forumites believe that the problems associated with Lads won't affect the other big groups.
Point of consumption tax Possible levy on offshore online Another 5% tax on fobts Increased shop rents just for a start.As times go on life is going to get tougher and tougher for the shops. The results from the independent survey on fobts is due out next month.Nerves jangling!! |
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I got an e mail telling me ,my restricted account, is no longer restricted due to a traders decision.
I said,Tell the trader ," I'm betting elsewhere and this is a punters decision , and NO, you cannot speak to me as my decision is final".. |
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lol they actually turned round a decision? amazing! there limits are the worst, no wonder they are going out of business!
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Max Steaks £0.00 on mine across the board
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The Ladbrokes Life.
World beaters to carpet beaters ......... |
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when you walk in ,you can bet nearly every 3 mins + fobts
the constant commentary on diff bets puts u off the graphics on screens are shocking,doesn't show the whole betting field of race on screen |
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The ladbrokes shops are often the worst spots, most in need of a makeover and fairly substandard compared to coral now. Only hills has worse looking shops in my opinion, the IT update was a bit of a disaster by all accounts although the online operation aesthetics are slightly improved
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At least they've got the FOBT emptier of the year ( copyright onlooker).
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Boosting their flagging profits by being the only one of the so called big bookmakers not to pay out on today's void "winner".
What a surprise! |
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unbiased 25 Nov 14 11:05 Joined: 04 Feb 03 | Topic/replies: 4,560 | Blogger: unbiased's blog
Why do forumites believe that the problems associated with Lads won't affect the other big groups. Point of consumption tax Possible levy on offshore online Another 5% tax on fobts Increased shop rents just for a start.As times go on life is going to get tougher and tougher for the shops. The results from the independent survey on fobts is due out next month.Nerves jangling!! GOOD CLOSE ALL THE RANCID FECKERS DOWN... |
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I telephoned my broker today and told him I wanted to buy 10,000 shares.
I expected him to confirm the price and come back to me but he told me, by order of the Board, no one could have more than 10% of what they want and that was subject to a maximum of 100 shares. No wonder the ship is sinking! |
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How can a Sports betting firm be taken seriously when its long-running advertising campaign features characters with the names Gut Truster, The Professor, The Believer, Generous John and Mr Brightside?
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An absolute shambles and yet one of theirs i.e the rancid Nick Rust is suddenly in charge of the BHB...
Knowing him I would not let him be in charge of the stables at Aintree... |
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^^^
They aren't taken seriously. Worst overround of the lot Won't take a decent bet in shop Online you're restricted to £0 if showing any nous Oh but they do have the Betting Shop Manager of the Year. Cyril must be spinning..... |
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The bloke who won the betting shop manager of the year is a top bloke working for a two bob firm, let's hope he gets head hunted soon
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will never understand why they are bottom price on almost all horses
this firm are a shambles, not surprised some major hitter in the markets is shorting their shares... |
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Check out their King george market if you want a good laugh. Bottom price on pretty much every horse.
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10/1 road to riches with Ladbrokes. 25/1 elsewhere.
4/1 champagne fever. 6/1 everywhere else and so on and so on..... |
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The bloke from corals was a plant.
He has done his job on them |