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he Tote accepted at the outset that situations might arise in which it would effectively “win” money from its customers, while also saying that its ideal scenario would be “to come out neutral in the long term”. Imagine, for instance, that a once-a-year punter finds an outrageous Tricast because three rank outsiders remind them of their husband, their daughter and the next-door neighbour’s dog. A potentially life-changing payout awaits … unless the PGS managed to find it too and reduce the dividend accordingly.
An important point here is that the successful punter will only see the dividend and the number of winning tickets. Whether one or more actually belonged to the Tote itself is not disclosed, and so that potentially humungous win which turns out to be a little underwhelming might be because someone else was blessed with the same divine inspiration. Or it might be because Nanny’s automated betting system had covered all the bases. Are you really trying to promote this Fraud. ?? |
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A company with even half a brain running it, should have worked out by now that it would be better to carry this over the next Saturday. More time to advertise the bet, TV coverage of the races and more punters likely to play. Especially more likely to play than on this awful Chepstow card, with a sixth leg that would need ten selections to have any chance of winning if you'd got the first five up.
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They can seed 7 days before Saturday, don't know what's going on a tote but there really should be an investigation.
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OP removed.
life in a tote based future could be beneficial to the health and sustainability of the sport but, and as has been iterated, they should not be seeding and milking the pot. simples |
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Yes, opening post that was just Spam again for the Tote has been removed, seems even Betfair have had enough of their shenanigans.
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the tote nobble the 5,s on shot in 1st ,90% of jackpot hunters blew out
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