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Go into any other hills shop. Make sure you have several outfits and wigs to throw them off the scent. Fight fire with fire. Who's going to Know? Lower your stakes as well..
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Wonder if they have circulated a CCTV image of my mug shot to all Billy premises in the local vicinity?
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Picture will have been circulated to all local shops but you probably won't be recognised. Lower your stakes and use more than one shop if you can.
Software is quick to detect bets and limits can be set on machines locally. You may have just been unlucky with the bet being a gamble, maybe they took a few bets on the same dog roughly at the same time, you will be tarred with the same brush. |
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It's not that an unusual occurrence
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Try backing a few losers, youll be ok then.
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I can't see how they wouldn't pay out in that circumstance and would have thought, if it was the case they didn't pay, you would have seen a case on social media by now
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Never heard of the place, assumed it was cartoon racing. just looked it up
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Yes although not a massive bet, £300 at there on a gamble would be seen as bad business IMHO
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Nice touch by the dog trainer, 11/8 - 8/15 !!
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Unless it's your normal bet and you weren't always on a gamble
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That's not to say if you put the next bet over the counter you wouldn't get on but you will probably now be ptl all bets
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I wouldn't have minded, but the dog (Trap 6) was available to back on 365 at 2/1 when the first show was put up early this morning!
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I'm going to go back to Billy's later this evening, got a dog lined up running at Towcester. Will see how I get on putting a smaller bet on over the counter (in the same shop) and report back here
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I would imagine 365 wouldn't be accommodating you for long either if most your bets are like that one.
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They can do whatever they want - they are self regulated.
i.e. If you don't like it who would you complain to, where would you appeal? |
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Apparently (and I don’t know for certain) some of those betting terminals are equipped with a camera.
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I'll take 1.01 at the counter your getting sp only.
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I strongly I'll advise you going back to the same shop. You will be offered 1.75. Unless you dress up and act like a mug.
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strange you got 300 on in my local hills its 2 pound max on all greyhound racing on the betting terminals
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They can do whatever they want - they are self regulated.
As can any business selling any thing or service when it comes to serving customers, never heard of 'We reserve the right to serve who the feck we want?' |
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What are the GDPR rules regarding your image being circulated? Legal as long as it stays within the company?
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What are the GDPR rules regarding your image being circulated? Legal as long as it stays within the company?
Not in Germany, they are really hot on personal data protection here. An employer is not even allowed to ask employees if they are vaccinated against covid. |
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slightly off topic regarding cctv and such my friends son works in factory that has cameras dotted around the factory they have an obsessive manager that watches the cameras at home on his laptop in the evening finding fault with the workers the next day who basically he does not like is he allowed to do this?
they say the cameras are for health and safety and for production targets the company creates its own rules and say this is lawful seems dodgy imo |
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Frighteningly accurate
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How times have changed. Back when Hills sponsored a lot of greyhound competitions including the Derby when it was run at Wimbledon you could get whatever you wanted on no problem whatsoever.
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I've been banned from using the terminals in all the hills within 30 min drive (about 15 shops). They regularly distribute cctv images and even my name, I know this because i know talk to the staff at my local and they always tell me when my mugs been circulated (which is often!). Tbf to the hills staff, most of the time they prevent me from using the machines - even if im new to the shop!
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Its quite funny really. When I enter a shop the staff press a switch behind the counter which essentially turns the machines off, i'm often told they are down for maintenance - others more blunt telling me not to come into the shop again. Apparently i'm pretty infamous at head office!
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Its quite funny really. When I enter a shop the staff press a switch behind the counter which essentially turns the machines off, i'm often told they are down for maintenance - others more blunt telling me not to come into the shop again. Apparently i'm pretty infamous at head office!
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They have a new version of the machines which have just launched in certain shops - these do have a pinhole camera equipped!
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They have a new version of the machines which have just launched in certain shops - these do have a pinhole camera equipped!
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The design (eye) to add but no physical camera inside them. In the US, there’s a camera in all of the WH (Caesars) SSBT’s and used for remote monitoring.
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I think facial recognition will come but when?
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WH stopped its facial recognition trial at the start of 2020. The technology wasn’t good enough (too many false positives, and accuracy issues, particularly among different ethnicities) No thirst from the industry to invest in a joint solution and can’t see that changing any time soon.
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Cheers mate, I didn't realise that
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I was told the camera would likely not be used to prevent a customer betting, but allow a trader decide to accept a customers bet if its over the limits allowed. (again this is just from staff - can't confirm if true)
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