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jimnast
18 Jul 23 15:09
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2.9 million wtf comes up with these fines and where does i5 go ?

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mitolo
When: 18 Jul 23 15:18
the utterly useless gambolling commission just make it up. they are an absolute shower and should be named the stop gambolling commission

i used to have dealings with them and wanted to murder the lot of em. cushiest number imaginable. who measures their performance? nobody
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jimnast
When: 18 Jul 23 15:24
Can’t argue with any of that mitolo
By:
seaside
When: 18 Jul 23 16:33
One customer was allowed to lose £70,000 over a 10-hour period just a day after opening their account

Another one who will not lay me a bean.
By:
casemoney
When: 18 Jul 23 16:45
The 70 k Guy obviously not Seen Baldy Head in his safer Betting advert ,That is nothing more than a Name Dropping advert ...

Where do these fines Go ?
By:
impossible123
When: 18 Jul 23 16:58
365 and Freddie are going places. Ok koral, ladcrookes and billies are in the swannie. They are all bookies except with a significant difference ie the 365/Freddie are run by founders; the others shareholders with self-interests only.
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jimnast
When: 18 Jul 23 17:16
I’ve only ever had two betting disputes both were with betfred on both occasions I was awarded the case both unnecessary and both time consuming so he wouldn’t be my favourite bookmaker however is he been fined this ridiculous amount because he has can afford it ?

All around the country politicians,police officers,company chairman,sports and tv celebrities ,councillors ,social service workers and others are up to all sorts yet almost always we here lessons will be learnt and that’s about it,yet a bookmaker for breaking the terms of his license is fined 2.9 million
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barstool
When: 18 Jul 23 17:24
Wondering what they had found for a moment....

Seems they were "fined" instead.

Not like jimnast to make a typoWink
By:
jimnast
When: 18 Jul 23 17:26
Laughhadn’t even noticed barstool
By:
impossible123
When: 18 Jul 23 17:28
Gambling Commission...the reason. Its former CEO, the one who reckoned £25/50 per spin on the fobt was acceptable, resigned when the White Paper was about to be published but delayed by the changing of the guards at Westminster.

Only a blind fool could not have noticed GC and bookies were in the same bed, occasionally changing the bed sheets.
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jimnast
When: 18 Jul 23 17:36
I should think Fred must be glad tonight been in bed with the gc or he might have got a big fine.
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