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halcyon days
21 Apr 18 20:33
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Philip Hammond would like it to be as high as possible, some £2/£5 max !


I believe the other party's will get it reduced to a nominal figure, Labour, Scots Nats, Plaid Cymru and of course the DUP will see it is nominal !

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By:
halcyon days
When: 21 Apr 18 20:34
Hammond wants the £549/£700m machine tax for The Exchequer !
By:
hulk23
When: 21 Apr 18 20:37
cabinet are split ?  half like their new floating duck island, half think it could have been a bit bigger ...
By:
halcyon days
When: 21 Apr 18 20:40
Serious issue Hulk, let's have some proper input !
By:
mouse muldoon
When: 21 Apr 18 20:41
Does Phil play £100 a spin?
By:
mouse muldoon
When: 21 Apr 18 20:42
Jeremy coont surely does when he's not laundering his cash.
By:
halcyon days
When: 21 Apr 18 20:43
Cynicism is alive and well imo !
By:
halcyon days
When: 21 Apr 18 20:44
How about a debate instead of the usual garbage !
By:
the dealer
When: 21 Apr 18 20:44
originally i thought £50 but now think its well odds on to be £30 a spin.

i doubt the would get away with anything higher,in the present climate
By:
sparrow
When: 21 Apr 18 20:46
halcyon, why would be concerned?
Is it our social conscience?
By:
mmmalushka
When: 21 Apr 18 21:30
Should be nothing per spin,should never have been allowed on the UK highstreets.
By:
ItsMeSwaddle
When: 21 Apr 18 22:13

Apr 21, 2018 -- 8:44PM, halcyon days wrote:


How about a debate instead of the usual garbage !


Yeah 2/3 certain posters you've got no chance.

I'll add to the debate I think that its a no brainer to make it 2-20 pounds, if you get a serious kick from spinning more use an online casino?

The argument "its keeping many bookies open" does not cut it with me, if they have to close because of this, so be it.

If everyone rather than the few of us get restricted to here so be it.

By:
chavman
When: 21 Apr 18 22:26
the problem being youve got is that the fobt stream of income is a gaming industry and as such should be differentiated from bookmaking.

in short tax the fcuk out of fobt profits.
By:
ronnie rails
When: 21 Apr 18 22:30
opened the fobts this evening what was in the 4 would have not paid for a decent meal for 8 people,
sweet dreams
Ronnie.
By:
chavman
When: 21 Apr 18 22:33
dont they use debit and credit cards ronnie in em ronnie.
By:
chavman
When: 21 Apr 18 22:34
who gonna use cash at 100 a spin
By:
mouse muldoon
When: 21 Apr 18 22:38
Joey Barton
By:
chavman
When: 21 Apr 18 22:57
That’s as maybe mouse,you probably have the lowdown on most nefarious activity in the toon without actively participating
By:
ItsMeSwaddle
When: 21 Apr 18 23:48

Apr 21, 2018 -- 10:30PM, ronnie rails wrote:


opened the fobts this evening what was in the 4 would have not paid for a decent meal for 8 people,sweet dreamsRonnie.


People feed notes to these things like they are going out of fashion, well in Newcastle they do anyway when i venture in to lump a Placepot on.

They are programmed so the punter cant win in the long run?

Maybe i'm on my high horse but i would be deeply ashamed to work for any high street organisation with these FOBT's present. The reason is two fold:

1) Your company actively encourages use of these rancid machines. (I dont know which company it is but they all do it.)
2 (and more important) Your company will shy away from taking a bet and hide behind these.

I am not stupid enough to play these machines, but look at what section of society they are affecting?

By:
impossible123
When: 22 Apr 18 15:52
I think the frontline staff need to do it in order to pay bills, but the top brass eg Andy Hornby do it because it is a sure fire guarantee to generate a mega profit annually for the company thus ensuring job security, and a hefty profit based bonus - easy money. There is absolutely not an ounce of conscience from any of the top brass of betting entities relying mainly/solely on fobt for profit and bonus.
By:
ronnie rails
When: 24 Apr 18 08:36
NOT LOOKING GOOD
ronnie
By:
GYR
When: 24 Apr 18 17:14
Bookmaker shares well down today, looks like somebody knows the forthcoming government announcement
By:
halcyon days
When: 24 Apr 18 23:37
A long campaign, but it looks like the battle is to be concluded !
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