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The Times - Front-page headline - 'Crackdown on cheating Bookmakers'
The Times - Front-page headline - 'Crackdown on cheating Bookmakers'
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How to turn £4,000 into a profit of £3,000,000,in ten minutes . Back a certain horse with some oncourse bookies
which horse, workrider? will i defo win £3,000,000? |
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spot on wokrider
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you agreeing i'll i defo win £3,000,000, zip? do you know which horse? c'mon, give Gil the name
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duncan ...NO BUT THE BOOKS DO ..... making false favs , up and down the high street / guys back the fav ...sad but true
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do your own tissue and stand by it
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workrider in the stock market its called insider trading and you will banned for life with a lengthy prison term
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to me the biggest and most blatant example of cheating in horserace betting
is the manipulation of the starting price system to the disadvantage of the betting shop punters if that is not a case of insider trading or even maybe fraud I'll eat hay along side my selections |
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Not only, as previously noted, did the Racing Post not get this "scoop", but it took the social affairs correspondent of The Times to put his name to it. Clearly the Times racing desk gravy boat was so full to the brim that any movement would have resulted in brown trousers.
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Mr Crisp , thats what I was highlighting , £4,000 turned into £3,000,000 at the drop of a hat by the books...
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Market manipulation has gone on for decades.... I know for a fact that a High Street bookies rep; regularly shortens the Fav;up on a Bags morning/afternoon meeting... a monkey will contract the price by a whole point !
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And, Ladbrokes were famous for it when Cyril Stein was CEO forty years ago !
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a monkey a point?
are you taking the pi55 HD?! they havent even gotta offer any cash at many bags tracks these days justa nod in the direction of a dog will suffice! |
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The days of on course Books taken a stand are long since gone sadly.
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