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TommyWestofLanark
13 Feb 24 21:55
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The Racing Post is up to £4.90 on weekdays. (previously £4.50). I last bought one on Saturday (£4.90). They usually raise the price
prior to Cheltenham week. I will be reducing my copies so as the don't get extra money from me.

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By:
TommyWestofLanark
When: 13 Feb 24 21:57
They.
By:
the dealer
When: 13 Feb 24 21:58
Display and normal racing post over £6 a day for bookmakers
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 13 Feb 24 22:02
when did it go to £4-90 on weekdays?
By:
TommyWestofLanark
When: 13 Feb 24 22:07
R.D. Either Sunday or Monday or Today.
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 13 Feb 24 22:31
£1780 a yr Grin
By:
impossible123
When: 13 Feb 24 23:32
A bookie paper yet punters have to pay for it when the same punters are restricted. It can only happen in the British Isles. Why do the bookies not take over or own this paper? They already own the journalists and pundits.
By:
pandora1963
When: 14 Feb 24 01:42
read it in the bookies for free
By:
JayRogers
When: 14 Feb 24 04:26
Have heard about affordability checks limiting to a ton a month, but its fine to spend a fiver a day on the RP, and a tenner in Pret reading it before you even think about having a bet?
By:
Manoleeds
When: 14 Feb 24 08:11
Ashleigh already had a thread on this https://community.betfair.com/horse_racing/go/thread/view/94102/31831003/racing-post-price-increase
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TommyWestofLanark
When: 14 Feb 24 11:17
Sorry Manoleeds & Ashleigh never noticed. When you're auld to tend to miss things.Cry
By:
paulo47
When: 14 Feb 24 12:52
Do people still go to Prat ...
By:
hulk23
When: 14 Feb 24 15:33
Have heard about affordability checks limiting to a ton a month, but its fine to spend a fiver a day on the RP

superb LaughLaugh  the fkng paper would cost you more a month than you're 'allowed' to gamble !!
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