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Originally posted by Benjy23 View PostAye, I'd be amazed if that's actually true.
Sure he doesn't actually lose the money on betting but prefers the other story
It's eminently believable that putting loads of small bets on fools the system
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Originally posted by FinalFurlong91 View Post
Have you not seen the raft of fines these bookies get for not following the rules
It's eminently believable that putting loads of small bets on fools the system
It's the deposits and withdrawals they'll be looking at for AML.
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Originally posted by Quevega View Post
It's nothing to do with the bets though is it ?
It's the deposits and withdrawals they'll be looking at for AML.
I used to work in a bookies and the AML trigger for the FOBTs was money inserted with minimal play
It being the same online wouldn't surprise me at all
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Blows my mind that in this day and age with all the technology available that a big Saturday meeting worth millions of pounds can be called off due to frost. Surely there is a solution that wouldn't cost a fortune? Maybe I've completely lost my shit in suggesting this, but why couldn't they create a large square heat omitting defroster thats attached to the back of a 4x4 that someone drives around all night? Piece of piss no? All the staff deploying frost covers could turn their attention to protecting the ground before and after each obstacle (which obviously this vehicle wouldn't be able to drive right up to). This is one idea, but surely The Jockey Club can think of something. Yes it doesnt happen often, but it happens often enough for someone to have found a solution doesnt it? Mother Nature, what a bitch.
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Originally posted by Quevega View Post
Yeah, a lot more on top these days.
When I worked in a Bank, around 1998 - a business man wanted to pay 30k in cash into his acount and offered me a gold watch for my help !
I left the office and asked my manager "Do you think this is suspicious"
Nowadays you can't even draw a grand out without needing an interview as to the reasons why. Never mind pay it in.
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Originally posted by charlie View PostBlows my mind that in this day and age with all the technology available that a big Saturday meeting worth millions of pounds can be called off due to frost.
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Originally posted by archie View PostI heard that they could have raced today if they hadn't raced yesterday. Friday's racing opened up the ground and the divots froze before they could get the covers down again.
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Assuming it’s not cost effective to keep or have some sort of heating system/covers
what disappoints me is, we’ve had 2-3 months of “the ground is too fast”… now it’s “too hard”… won’t be long until it’s too soft
With Ireland having the same issues, it’s something I’m definitely factoring in as a lot of Mullins will now be force yo race together, so the winners of that are bound to be decent animals, then you get the typical inexperienced novice who’s been throw into a grade 1, loses, gets a decent mark and then bolts up in the county
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