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22 Apr 25
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Stable lad still waiting on six-figure sum from bet he placed one year ago as bookie is refusing to pay out
Dylan Phelan (25) placed a €30 each-way double on Diamond Nora at 125/1 and on Rocky’s Diamond at 80/1 but the money hasn’t hit his bank
Ladbrokes says it is awaiting the results of an investigation into the races by racing authorities
Dylan Phelan (25) placed a €30 each-way double on Diamond Nora at 125/1 and on Rocky’s Diamond at 80/1 but the money hasn’t hit his bank
Ladbrokes says it is awaiting the results of an investigation into the races by racing authorities
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300 Large give him his Money IMO
https://x.com/i/status/1914387890328555719 Ladbrokes Laid the prices its their Problem , Good interview With Dylan above |
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Both horses passed drug Testing ,How many horses are Pulled up win next time out , Nowt said
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Rocky was 4th in the stayers , Nora has won a couple since
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If it was inside knowledge from a yard you would expect a few others waiting on pay outs too.
Have they paid out on the single bets, Surely he would not have just done the double? |
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I think he had bets that have been paid out according to the Link
He also had a Trixie running other horse was going well unseated rider |
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Thanks,
If they have paid up on some no excuse not to pay on them all. |
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This isn’t the slam dunk ,pay him,it looks.
It was in the shop,fair enough. But he had similar smaller bets with other bookies,presume shops,maybe on line. But why would you walk from shop to shop,given it was 30 quid ew,just put the 50 ew on in Ladbroke. Clearly trying to hide the bet,go under the radar.given the massive odds,all very strange. Can understand it on line cos of limit restrictions,plus not walking,just clicking. Works in a stable,so hardly an everyday punter. Given he looks like he’s tried to disguise his bets,plus he’s a young stable lad,think he didn’t identify these horse from astute form study. So then your entering ,is he placing bets for someone else.young stable lad would be a good patsy. If I was Ladbrokes I’d say,can we buy your phone records off you for 300k,you’d happily hand them over for the money. |
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obv not very clever..if you're pulling a job off get half a dozen female oap's to place a fiver ew ... goes to collect and asked how she picked them..oh i love a diamond.
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Rico.
You must be mellowing I would of asked for long odds on glue the locks would have been mentioned. Hope you are well. Ronnie. |
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if were me ronnie,every ladcrook door in the north east would be glued and satellite cable snipped.
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Same Jockey and stable Combo 18-1 winner yesterday , must be a spring Stable
 Rico Spot on Claim the Mug Doubles Also with the Glue and snip procedure |
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Rico those old dears woulda blabbed down at the bingo halls and corner shops and the whole of Ireland would a known as well as the bookies ................the horses woulda opened at 2/5 and 4/9 .............
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apparently they had a 100k limit on the bet ( not sure the reason maybe type of race ) so looks like if he gets paid that will be it.
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Will cost them a lot more than 200 k Across Ireland, Big Swerve ladbr0kes campaign going on
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Most of the so called bookies are not real bookies at all
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I believe a betting dispute between the bet owner and a bookie post an adjudication and investigation outcome issued by the governing body ie IHRB in favour of the bet owner must not be allowed to continue further without the disputed amount deposited by the bookie into an escrow account held by the regulator ie Irish equivalent to our Gambling Commission; the costs (case specific) of a legal challenge must also be paid by the bookie given an adjudication and investigation by the governing body sanctioning the result as correct, legitimate and within their statutory guidelines/terms and conditions.
Every bookie must apply the same criteria in determining a legitimate winning bet. Otherwise, a bookie could make a mockery of what constitutes a legitimate winning bet by using their own (spurious) interpretation or perception as this case has proven; a fund set-up using the contributions from every bookie issued with a betting/gaming licence similar to motor insurance against non-insured vehicular accidents. Are there many betting disputes in other major horseracing or betting industry eg USA, Australia, France, Canada, etc? |