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Couldn’t agree more,DD.
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Does seem a bit random - annoying when I'm sure we've all lost in similar circumstances before. Or even worse when jumps horse is considered under orders but standing still well behind all the others...
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did they refund on the bf exchanges?
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Label it a 'Justice refund'
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Billys have what they call "fair play" rules, refund when the horse doesn't come out of the stalls or gets left
But it is only when they decide and not in all cases |
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Matt, can't do that as they would have to pay the layers on the exchange if so...
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Betfook are giving 10 free spins on Pirates a Plenty but only for win market |
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310 thirsk
snazzy jazzy stayed in stalls will bookies pay out sean kinane not famous enough |
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Gambling white paper due out next Thursday , or so it's speculated.
Crookies on a PR exercise. Simon Clare tasked with helping elderly people cross the road next week. |
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They doing it for publicity so u'll leave here and go there
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Bang on,no different to me than a horse tipping
up at the last fence/hdle. |
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Over the years I've lost several times where horse played no part in the race - this one did actually run out of the stalls...
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YSDCs moan about Cosgrave and then moan about bookies playing santa in April?
Not directed at the thread participants per se but FFS as Quixall would say about,never had it so good or looking gift horses in the chops? ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Personally I'm more moaning about all the times I didn't get my money back, when often a clear non-participant in races!
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Trying to look good
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Remember having wheelbarrow full of cash on Sariska At york. She Decided to have a hamlet moment never got my cash back then.
Why Bookies doing it now?? |
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They been doing it few years. Publicity.
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Larabrown is very popular around town since the operation.
The operation itself, whilst going sadly awry, has left it with Hottentot styled labia majora that have been dubbed oxford bags and are a source of fascination with the local toilet dwellers. Fraudy has never been as popular with his chums at the local tavern. |
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I really do not understand this from OP: "It shouldn't be down to individual bookmakers to decide whether they want to carry out a publicity stunt."
Who on earth should decide what individual bookmakers do as publicity stunts or for customer relations? |
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Just another form of advertising.
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