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@wembleymich @CrowleyOnAir @BBCRadioLondon At least two of us, Michele.

@fullgoracing @CrowleyOnAir @BBCRadioLondon 3 great songs, but I thought I was the only person who still remembers the Bloomsbury Set 🎶

We’re @BBCRadioLondon @ 1pm. Songs with “Around” or “About” in the title & which London shops do you miss? A pal & I were chatting about Laurence Corner Army Surplus & Flip—must-visits for us for clobber back in the day. Yours? 👂94.9FM | Digital | bbc.co.uk/radiolondon

@chrisgambler247 The trough needs to be taken away from these people. Common sense costs nothing. It's staggering how much money is being wasted on gambling reform.

Public Health Research Gambling evaluation team £3m contract available to evaluate how the gambling harm levy is being spent! nihr.ac.uk/funding/gambli…

@SenseiChanning Always blame the poor, the desperate, and the vulnerable. Not our fault, guv.

Migrants must be delighted that people are giving them a break from getting the blame for everything, while we focus on taking money off disabled people. Maybe one day it will be the turn of the tax-dodging corporations, the poverty wage payers and the profiteering supermarkets.

@SBCinfo Yep. Best way to tackle the black market is let punters get a decent bet on in the regulated market without being treated like a child.

"In November's budget, the Gambling Commission received an extra £26 million to tackle black market betting" The horse has bolted on this and the LEAST they can do now is scrap affordability checks before it makes it even worse.

@BarstewardsThe Spot on. I would add don't post screen shots of cropped Bet 365 betting slips showing winnings of hundreds of pounds. Nearly as bad as booming. And don't advise odds that are only available to the cleaner for a nanosecond.

Barstewards Twitter Tipster Guide - 20 years experience If you’re good enough, you’re good enough, the bottom line will sing a hymn to all. Do not BOOM winners, as if tipping a winner is the be all and end all. Losing runs are brutal, most new customers will last about 6 bets and judge you on that, it’s the way it is. Do not tip a horse where a stable has another fancied runner, if the other one wins you are toast. Don’t tip monster prices, if you’ve an edge, most can’t get on and taking 20/1 instead of 33/1 is 13pts over a year. Keeping a client is better than gaining a client, you do this by lower draw downs and tipping at shorter odds. When you approach 5 or 6 losers in a row look for the ALAN CORK, feel your customers bank rolls. Tipping is not the same as personal betting. When on a good run expand a bit, try and tip a big race winner, worth more to them on ITV in a big race. Remember punters have a low tolerance level to losing runs. Wishing all you younglings all the best, take this on board, if you’re good enough you will succeed. We keep 60% of our punters with the above advice, very difficult to do.

@peteling1 We've all been there! (I've had a terrible March too if it's any consolation).

You can tell you are enduring a shitty run betting when you are celebrating a void bet as its 'better than another loser' To quote Ian Holloway, my luck is so bad if I fell in a barrel of boobs, id come up sucking my thumb

@fawwon1 @MrTimeform My local track. Miss my days out at Folkestone. Got stitched up by the council.

The annual Monday Folkestone

@BarstewardsThe @racingoncourse They aught to run the Lincoln the Saturday before the Craven meeting nowadays, with the National the week before.

@racingoncourse They don't want the fixtures till the weather gets better, been like it a while, not a great look. Picks up huge after Aintree.

Start to turf flat season is baffling. After two days of turf flat racing at Doncaster, there are two turf flat meetings in the next eight days. And thirteen all weather.

@SBCinfo @winnerodds As I've always said - anyone can cope with winning, it's how you cope with losing that will determine if you'll be successful or not long term.

“For our brain, a loss carries roughly twice the weight of a gain.” This is why most bettors fail. Our 4,000 bet review of @winnerodds & their follow up emails both point to the same thing: It’s not just the edge. It’s whether you can stick with it smartbettingclub.com/blog/winner-od…

There's seem to have been a proliferation of scam tipsters on Twitter these past few months. And they all seem to have accounts with Bet 365 and Sky Bet. Must be the easiest slips to fake!

@chrisgambler247 And always the first week after Cheltenham if I remember correctly. Remember backing Mind Games in the Brocklesbury back in the 90's. Jack Berry had his horses so far forward you could make money backing them blind early in the season.

@fullgoracing You are right. I remember going into the bookies at school to back Mellottie to win the Doncaster Mile. Was definitely on the Thursday.

Two days to go until the start of the Flat. Should be today. When did the Lincoln meeting switch from Thurs-Sat to Sat and Sun?

@chrisgambler247 Wouldn't be surprised if he won by half the track, but don't be surprised if he gets beat by half the track once he comes up against decent animals.

is CONSTITUTION HILL a back or a lay tomorrow night at the current 1.2/1.21 on Betfair? £10k already matched. Expect it to be over a million traded by off time at those prices.

@KevinDu42622960 @DanJamesRacing She's a big girl, that's for sure.

@DanJamesRacing Good sized very strong almost masculine filly. I would say she is very good🤔

How excited should we be about Drop Dead Gorgeous, a half-sister to the likes of Gleneagles and Marvellous! Aidan O'Brien and Ryan Moore have another nice horse on their hands dont they!

@chrisgambler247 About six years ago but the GC are adept at putting their fingers in their ears and going la, la, la.

6 years ago, the Gambling Commission was asked why harm rates weren’t falling. The answer was more intervention and better systems. 6 years on, and many new regulations later, harm is still broadly flat. At what point do we question whether regulation can materially reduce population harm?

@RussellHastings Accomodation booked for Hastings, Russ. Haven't seen you headlining since Bexhill. Last saw FTJ at Dreamland supporting Roger. That was a brilliant night. Can't wait!

Tour announcement! Here’s the link fromthejam.432presents.com

@chrisgambler247 What was the point of that punters survey? The Gambling Commission ignored that too.

Does this like mean you agree and are going to join the BGC and BHA against the checks?

@KevinDu42622960 @chrisgambler247 Yep.

@fullgoracing @chrisgambler247 Does everyone now write “of” when they mean “have”?

If people want to play online slots with no stake limits they will. No amount of nanny state interventions will stop them. All the limits do is drive play to the unregulated market and take tax revenue and harm levy money with it.

@chrisgambler247 Said that myself years ago. If bookmakers have algorithms that can weed out winners they can design an algorithm to flag up problem gamblers. We can only guess why they chose not to!

'Calls for affordability plans to be rethought amid fears 120,000 will face checks' 2 years ago many people, included myself, said this would be the result of the affordability checks pilot. 2 years wasted whilst the focus should have have been on a machine learning patterns of play harm detection system.