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I don't know him either but merely opine on his presentation skills. Which are lamentable.
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Sorry. I thought posters would understand that in not knowing him I know nothing of his “presentation” skills, such as they may be. Thank you for your opinion.
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i dont expect originality from pundits, but he never has anything of any significance on racing itself to say. He is like an HR professional who thinks that it should all be about something other than the business irself.
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itself
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Well said bettysboy. I know exactly what you mean. Met many of them in my time.
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Surpassed himself today. Sold out for commercial gain to support a concept entirely at odds with the best interests of British racing.
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disgrace
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Free to listen to segment on the barstewards podcast regarding this.
https://x.com/BarstewardsThe/status/2053559184516349977 |
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It's about an open banking app
The team behind GamScore, which is chaired by presenter and entrepreneur Josh Apiafi, say the platform can use open banking and AI to provide frictionless checks, track the use of unlicensed operators and educate users about the risks they might face. GamScore utilises open banking to provide a live view of a bettor's financial and gambling activity, and claims to be able to identify changes in behaviour or financial stress early. It would take data three times a day and produce a score through AI which an operator would have access to. Apiafi said: "So if your activity changes, and let's say you chase losses, that will have a negative effect on your score. It's an ongoing thing." Full article here: https://www.racingpost.com/news/britain/new-platform-gamscore-an-interesting-intervention-in-gambling-debate-over-affordability-checks-aofEV1V0Lj8E/ |
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Fox in the henhouse…..his big silly smile is as false as a Halloween mask.
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"Favourite punters get off to a great start" he says. After race 6...
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Just another inept fool riding the gravy train. Utterly clueless.
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