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25 Jan 23
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Been trying to find one to take my substantial wagers........but no luck ...how do you find one???
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go on course
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Bloke who lives in the corner house, maximum payout £50.
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Usually a runner on each street corner!
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If you pop round to Rico's car showroom, I'm sure he'll take a few bets of you. Maximum payout £10K.
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"All degenerate gamblers welcome"
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The Driscoll Brothers
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More fake news - no-one has any idea what is really going on - anywhere :D
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Many of the Black Market bookies you would feel safer betting with are invitation only or recommendations from other punters from my experience. Most are for higher stake punters and have a minimum bet policy of hundreds of pounds.
It’s not for 99.9% of punters unfortunately. |
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All I know defo exist are Eastern European Whatsapp (legit - but dont let you win 5 fig)
Caribbean US related market books. Been around ages will take a good bet (at awful odds) Indian books - ofc illegal there but know very little about them (supposedly bet 20/21 the pair on cricket) |
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Racing Post joining the fake news band again, and an MP with no understanding of the game getting involved. No serious gambler would go near a black market bookie ( if you can find them!). See how successful you are in getting payed out if you win £5k.
As mentioned on here,. 100% the best option is bet on course , hopefully alwe will see a return to a buoyant betting ring and encourage people back on course. |
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Racing Post joining the fake news band again, and an MP with no understanding of the game getting involved. No serious gambler would go near a black market bookie ( if you can find them!). See how successful you are in getting payed out if you win £5k.
As mentioned on here,. 100% the best option is bet on course , hopefully alwe will see a return to a buoyant betting ring and encourage people back on course. |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6KBg45G56Q
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Honest Joe back standing on street corners lol..
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theres a black market exchange, not bookmaker thats been going 15 years and is never mentioned. i dont know why. its entirely reliable and no questions.
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You too can be a Racing Post Journalist - or an angry old man that writes to the Racing Post - all you have to do (every day!) is rearrange these words into a different order:
Long-delayed, Intrusive, as low as £100, Cruddace, as much as £100 million, Black Market, do-gooders, nanny-state, big-brother, draconian, jump through hoops, didn't want to give his real name, There is also a short list of words that you aren't allowed to include are: Profiling, addicts, targeting, slots, bingo, greedy, casino, underage, grooming. |
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Will they have to start calling it 'alternatively coloured market' soon?
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I think "dangerous", "dubious" and "murky" are the adjectives currently preferred by the uk based slot/casino businesses and the Racing Post!
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I was betting on-line with bookmakers that were (effectively) not regulated since the very start of the internet. Unfortunately after no time whatsoever they all closed/restricted my accounts!
Not sure what the difference is between a bookmaker that isn't regulated at all and one that has been ignoring the regulator and doing whatever it likes for the past 20 years? |
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The crypto sites like stake.com are bigger than 365 or PP - so quite how people regard them as shady or under the radar is a surprise to me. Using crypto is like using paypal. No difference just a wallet to send money to and fro bank
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You didn't get the Racing Post memo racing6699 - bookmakers that advertise with the racing post are good and honourable - other bookmakers are dangerous and bad!
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My understanding of bm bookies is its just those who don't have a license in the uk but accept uk bets. Loads of those that advertise in the prem (or at least used to) were bm as they got away with saying they are advertising to foreigners watching the prem. Basically any bookie you haven't heard of that comes from nowhere and is almost certainly based in the far east is prob a bm bookie and they will almost certainly vanish as soon as they appeared!
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The Racing Post text me to say: You just have to remember that big names in on-line casino/slots are all honest, honourable and have your best interests at heart. Simples!
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Racist thread
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Sc@mbags….I had a seven hundred to two hundred in the nineties with one…almost came to blows to get paid
Two hundred @ 7/2 ? Yeah yeah yeah you’ve got that…..w@nkers…. Give me it back as a betting tank Dave…..you can punt with me Go fk yourself…… |
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I cant believe based on what you have said you are no longer a pro.
From what I can see most knowledgable of anyone? |
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True Swad..
First he was adamant it was 5/2.. I got stirred…don’t fk around…..it was an Alan Baily horse Saturday night at Wolverhampton…met in a pub the following evening when he came back from a gathering of ‘bookies’ Trying to hand me a monkey…..aye right…. |
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And was licensed…..
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One day you could become a pro Swad instead of just (ish)….stranger things have happened……imo….
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One pro I know uses an illegal based in UK. The bookie was formerly an oncourse bookie
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