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peterhiggins
25 Oct 22 09:42
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Have they stopped offering best odds guaranteed

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By:
HallGreenSpy
When: 25 Oct 22 09:53
Believe they are BOG from 10am day of race.
By:
dambuster
When: 25 Oct 22 10:21
Are they still going ?
By:
longbridge
When: 26 Oct 22 08:44
WHat HGS said.  From their website:

You can bet from 10 am on the day of the race
You must bet online to get the best odds guaranteed with William Hill (and therefore get the bigger price payout)
The daily win limit is £25k per customer per day
It applies to a range of horse racing bet types – singles & multiples
It does not apply to ante-post
It applies to UK & Irish horse racing bets placed
It also applied to greyhound racing as well as horse racing WH betting
By:
Gaze733
When: 26 Oct 22 08:57
That's a rather low daily limit. So a 50k acca would pay out only 25k?

And if you're up 25K for the day all further bets would be void if won?
By:
Gaze733
When: 26 Oct 22 08:59
Imagine if you made 20 bets in the morning, the first 10 win 25k and the rest will run - if they lose, WH keeps the money, if they win, WH keeps the money.
By:
HallGreenSpy
When: 26 Oct 22 09:15
No gaze, I somehow think the rest would be made up from the sp.
By:
GLASGOWCALLING
When: 26 Oct 22 09:33
25K seems wrong, I got this from google ....

  If you are a fan of horse racing, then the William Hill maximum payout will also get you jumping out of your chair. Horse races that take place in the UK and Ireland have a payout of up to £1,000,000. Bets include race winner singles and multiples. The max payout for races, say in South Africa, come in at £100,000 for race winner singles and multiples. There’s a clear discrepancy between the two and something that might sway you to opt for the former.
By:
longbridge
When: 26 Oct 22 10:04
@GC

In these sort of bookie BOG rules, as I understand it, the 25k relates to the maximum uplift your bets get can from BOG.

So if your acca would have paid 100,000 at the prices you took, but 150,000 with BOG, you get 125,000 (25k uplift on top of the 100k)
By:
GLASGOWCALLING
When: 26 Oct 22 10:09
No probs, I thought you were talking about Max payouts in general.
By:
longbridge
When: 26 Oct 22 10:10
The language WH use is not clear, I grant.
By:
second again
When: 26 Oct 22 12:51
I think I had an e-mail from hills a few weeks ago saying that BOG was no longer available on Irish racing.Did anyone else get one?
By:
Mick Sturbs
When: 26 Oct 22 14:34

Oct 26, 2022 -- 7:51AM, second again wrote:


I think I had an e-mail from hills a few weeks ago saying that BOG was no longer available on Irish racing.Did anyone else get one?


Yes i got one

By:
second again
When: 26 Oct 22 15:25
Thanks Mick I wasn't sure it was from Hills.
By:
Gaze733
When: 26 Oct 22 16:34
Even WH knows that irish racing is bent.
By:
hulk23
When: 26 Oct 22 17:48
You must bet online to get the best odds guaranteed with William Hill (and therefore get the bigger price payout)

You must bet online so we know exactly how many times you've benefited from best odds guaranteed with William Hill (and therefore get an email telling you to fook off)
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