Tim Brown

@TheJockeyClub @arenaracingco @DickonWhite @Ascot #bookie

@stevenctilley Dont worry the useless gambling commission keep gambling fair and open 🫡

Betvictor has updated its terms and conditions, which they suggest you review carefully. The new terms are about 16,000 words long and are written at a level of complexity that requires a degree-level reading ability The average reading in the UK is about 11. How does that work?

@geoffbanksbet 😂😂😂

Smart bash conference offered plenty of insight into the needs of punters

@geoffbanksbet Im sure a few books that have massively overpaid for pitches will follow suit , some already done so .

Not without some sadness. And we don't need the money! But Ascot's intransigence to the need to offer a competitive betting environment to its bookmakers cannot be supported

@racingoncourse Unlucky ,The VALUE is at a cool Carlisle today but only today 😎

Brighton bound

@BetGeoffBanks As far as im aware , the only southern oncourse bookmaker that has consistently bet traditional place terms , NOT GOOD !

It is with great regret we announce the sale of both our list positions at Ascot racecourse. Jump and flat Unfortunately the unique threat of Ascot bet, which both surrounds but infects the betting ring, and which is designed to stop people making their way to the betting ring, has decimated the turnover there With our departure goes our practice of 2nd place free bets. Best odds guaranteed promos, and standard place terms in every race. This ends our 60 year association with Ascot @Ascot @AscotRacecourse

@racingoncourse The value will be in Chester Tatts ( not to mixed up with any other areas ) usual service !

Thinking of going racing Saturday 30th May? Here are admission prices at all courses for grandstand and paddock or equivalent if booked now: Beverley: £20 - note charge of £15 for child 5-17 in premier. Carlisle: £20 Catterick: £20 Chester: £40 Lingfield £31.50 (£85 for 8 Sat eve meetings) Stratford: £20.70

@racingoncourse Clueless !

Still remains, 80 minutes into the working day. This is not the way to get people to go racing.

@racingoncourse Clueless !

Carlisle’s website still does not have tickets (or any mention of the fixture) available ahead of probably the biggest day ever staged there.

@racingoncourse They dont !

Saturday to follow whilst we await Carlisle (should be £5 if they want any semblance of a crowd) Thinking of going racing this Sunday 31st May ? Here are admission prices at all courses for grandstand and paddock or equivalent if booked now: Fakenham : £23 Nottingham: £15 Thirsk : £15

@RacingPost U couldnt make it up 😂

Haydock's two-day meeting starting on Friday has been cancelled after the track failed its Tuesday inspection ❌

@racingoncourse CLUELESS !

Locations for this Saturday’s afternoon racing. Who knew racing was a spectator sport?

BOOM !

@cmoreton99 @MrTimeform In the end they coulnt make it pay oncourse in some of , if not the best pitches in the land 😲😂

William Hill's ante-post book for the 1979 Derby, showing liabilities for each horse. Only credit clients bets are shown and not the huge volume of betting the firm would accommodate on course and in their betting shops...

@SimonNott @TeamMatchbook Then he turned around and said " umbrellas down " 😲

Andrew Loves Racing - @TeamMatchbook #MatchbookLovesRacing youtube.com/shorts/Ed6uTXe…

@SimonNott Yes Simon , from a betting point of view i wonder who could possibly benefit from laying plenty of small bets only ( at the wrong price ) ?🤔

Affordability Checks - Imagine at the point of sale when buying a gold bracelet or a Rolex, or a high end meal at a restaurant, or your fourth pint on a night out, being asked for your bank details and proof of income. It’s all bollocks isn’t it. Why have we stood for it so long?

@geoffbanksbet With no legal challenge ! #complict #happytopaythefines

If you had told me 10 years ago that the regulator of Gambling would impose on the industry untested measures which all corners of the industry lawyers Bookmakers punters analysts journalists, are all telling them these things simply cannot work, and will end up causing a lot more harm to people by shoving the problem to the black market Add to the list not one, but two government regulators currently opposing their measures I have always viewed the gambling commission with the greatest of scepticism -the difference between these people in Birmingham and, for example, the British horse racing authority is a desire on the latter to do the right thing Whereas the gambling commission is embarked on an obsessive path of self worth. Destroying everything in its path.

@JamesEnglish71 Hes not wrong !

Why they want a cashless society

@RacesNow_ @StreetwisestuV2 @racingoncourse He knows where the VALUE will be 😎

@StreetwisestuV2 @racingoncourse SD likely at Bangor Saturday

SD in the betting ring. York. Wednesday 13th May. @racingoncourse

@stevenctilley Spot on Steve .

“The checks… will be made in a collaborative way with industry” Anyone thought about asking customers what they want? Or is the GC relying on bookmakers representing their customers?

BOOM 100%