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swampy
18 Nov 15 19:10
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Has anyone tried using this to view the Betfair exchange.I tried it today but not available.
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Report isleham November 18, 2015 7:11 PM GMT
blocked
Report lumponlarge November 18, 2015 7:51 PM GMT
but you can get around it, I am led to believe
Report homefortea November 18, 2015 7:59 PM GMT
Why would Ladbrokes have free wi-fi in their "stores" unless they are selling more coffee than bets..

What could you access - surely not a real betting site...Laugh
Report marko69 November 18, 2015 8:01 PM GMT
The funniest thing you see in a ladbrokes shop are punters trying to read form on the virtual racing Laugh
Report hulk23 November 18, 2015 8:07 PM GMT
must be more to life than trying to work out how to circumvent the ladbrokes wifi blocker ...
Report homefortea November 18, 2015 8:07 PM GMT
I used to be a fan of that old horse racing machine that used to (and still is in Blackpool) be in the arcades..

As a young fella I would watch those horses and worked out that the white horse that was the outsider would win more than its fair share..

Have always been a winner since then and always took the value..Blush
Report qqking. November 18, 2015 8:21 PM GMT
Scobie Breasley was the white horse, Lester Piggot paid next best, there was also Charley Smirke and Harry Wragg. Was Geoff Lewis the other one?
Report homefortea November 18, 2015 8:31 PM GMT
That is a bit deep qqking..

I just used to back the outsider and still do..
Report Brian November 18, 2015 10:08 PM GMT
When I was young lad (12, 13) I worked out that in the holiday (Rhyl) amusement arcade, there was a sequence in a horse racing game that would always be followed by repeating the winner of the last race. It was thruppence a game and the odds varied; it was nice little earner though you had to maintain the discipline to wait for the sequence. A world away from Ladbrokes and wi-fi!
Report dixie November 18, 2015 10:15 PM GMT
I sussed that one out Brian. Easy money.

Used to stay @ Colomendy camp, near Mold.
Report PJay November 18, 2015 10:46 PM GMT

Nov 18, 2015 -- 8:01PM, marko69 wrote:


The funniest thing you see in a ladbrokes shop are punters trying to read form on the virtual racing


If you're spending two minutes 'studying the form' from a newspaper it doesn't really matter if it's virtual racing or the real thing to be fair.

Report rayman November 19, 2015 9:12 AM GMT
As a life long value seeker of odds I thought I was the only one who monitored the sequences of amusement arcades when I was 12 ish. Holidays in Rhyll day trips to New Brighton. I made a profit all be it a few pence which took hours waiting for the sequence. Honed my betting MO for years to come.
Report Breedingmad November 19, 2015 10:36 AM GMT
Use TOR browser you can get round it.
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