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Well its pretty obvious you're not going to make something meaningful by betting a tenner. Typically there are 2 bets weekdays and 5 or 6 on saturdays. The bank requirement is more so that you can keep you betting percentages equal during bad spells and not overbet if betting bank is increasing.
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was just doing spell check for you rg
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Thanks :)
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i dont doubt you racingguru as Ive seen plenty of your posts similar to the above over the years but I cant help but think anything £25 or more in a shop between 8am and 8.30am is going to get you stopped pretty quickly nowadays. wish you well though
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If anyone has questions, feel free to PM me.
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The days of running around shops early morning are over.
We'll soon be back to 10am opening weekdays and 9am Saturday.............already the norm in many laddies. |
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wont be many shops left see will hills today corals going the same route, regards Ronnie. |
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interesting to see how they go about reducing staff if thats possible at the moment. would guess not replacing leavers will be phased in overtime and redundancy will be kept to a minimum.
with regards the Hills piece, accountants can create anything, fun times ahead |
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Delty joined the ranks?
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Will join when he gets his new shoes.
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Arbers welcome.
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in the bookie at 8.30 on a Monday morning betting £25 on all the standouts ? you'll be SP only at 8.30 on the Tuesday morning ..
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Same ad every year..
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Worryingly
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"If anyone has questions, feel free to PM me."
Whats wrong with asking/answering any questions on here? |
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"I am very open about this and am letting you know last season was my only losing season"
How did the runners feel about this? |
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Probably earn more on door to door double glazing in a heatwave
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1st question,are we expected to trade out on here for a free bet?
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000nanasez - i dont doubt you racingguru as Ive seen plenty of your posts similar to the above over the years but I cant help but think anything £25 or more in a shop between 8am and 8.30am is going to get you stopped pretty quickly nowadays. wish you well though - It's been going many years and isn't half as bad as many people think. Sure if you are doing arbs then you won't get on.
IDW - The days of running around shops early morning are over. We'll soon be back to 10am opening weekdays and 9am Saturday.............already the norm in many laddies. - would be very happy if all horse race betting started later but with the overnights and earlies still going just making the best of it. unitedbiscuits and chavman - Same ad every year..Worryingly - there is something to be said for longevity. Wouldn't be bothered to run ads yearly if it didn't work Prosniper - "I am very open about this and am letting you know last season was my only losing season" Shocked How did the runners feel about this? - obviously they are not going to be happy BUT for example if you've made 50k due to someones advice over the years and lost 5k are you going to abandon it? The people I have lost this year. One because he has been doing 6 years and can't get on in his shops anymore. Another as his online business has taken off and can't spare the time but will try and help weekends. The rest are all staying as far as I know (3 others) mmmalushka - 1st question,are we expected to trade out on here for a free bet - I don't and do not advise that but if your tolerance to losing runs is low you could certainly do that as they are on the whole very well backed. If they drift late they lose - EVERY TIME. |
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Racing guru "If they drift late they lose - EVERY TIME."
What an interesting fact. |
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If a mobility scooter counts as 'wheels' then my dad says he'll do it for you - no probs getting on for him.
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frankly as long as you can get from bookie to bookie quickly is all that matters and btw when I say when they drift late I mean for me. Plenty of drifters win I know.
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You provide cash up front???
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Yes, after screening the placer. No one has run off with money in 6 years. Why kill the golden goose right? Newbies don't get a lot to play with anyway. Trust is something that comes with time and the idea is that in that time the placer realises they'd be dumb to run off with funds and lose the info. Further I know where placer lives etc, other details so that's a deterrent. Never come to that and don't think it ever will.
I choose my placers very carefully - if i have a bad feeling about them I don't choose them. There are so many I've rejected on here and like to think I choose trustworthy people. |
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do you lay all your drifters on betfair, 100 % that drift close to the off never win and do your bet placers
follow suit? |
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the fact its the same advert every is a good thing not bad, at least there is still the need for people to get money on.
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There are so many I've rejected on here and like to think I choose trustworthy people
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One thing I forgot to mention was being in a city is an advantage. Small town regional managers tend to get stressed when the bottom line of their shops gets hit. Obviously the more shops you have to vary things up the better.
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George been rejected 4 times,god loves a trier
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I thought this sort of thing was not allowed on here.
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the betfair police, aka Susan from accounts, will be all over it when she gets back from her 2 weeks in Santa Ponsa ...
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Reminds me of the time Robbie Box was in bed asleep after boffing his missus and missed putting a bet on for the local Mr Big.
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zzzzzzzzzzzz
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Die Linke, Robbie Box, LOL!
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