Bookmakers and general Money Laundering on the Dark Web

[TreatyStones]

They wouldn’t want lads collecting bets for scoring own goals

[blackjack]

Ffs

[Spidey]

Paddy power

Hit “find”

Scroll to bottom hit “help & contact”

Scroll to bottom hit “message us”

Type in “Free Bet/Bonus Request”

Get a free bet from £5 to £50 depending on how much you use it.

[starryplough]

Fiver here

[Blake]

I’m doing out some lucky 15s from the selections on the Cheltenham thread. Safe in the knowledge that all of the selections I’m going with will win, I started thinking about how max payouts work.

If you had a bet online with PP that paid a million and a shop docket of the same bet, would they pay both out or would they view you as the same customer? You could obviously give the docket to your other half to collect, but would they challenge that?

Basically, I want to make sure I’m not stuck with a mere million quid come Friday.

[Raylan]

The relentless optimism that is Mayo-blood

[Heyyoubehindthebushes]

Im in the same mind, whats the max a shop would pay out and how do you claim a big winning docket?

[Copper_pipe]

StewTabs77

[Spidey]

AK

This lad still at it - must have money to burn

[Julio_Geordio]

He must be making more than he’s letting on. Surely…

Laytown FFS

[larmister]

Christ on a bike that is unreal.

[Mac]

Lads you’d buy those pitches for half nothing unless they’re prime real estate. Some bookies would nearly pay someone to take their pitches.

[BruidheanChaorthainn]

Smart Betting Club

[Spidey]

He had in the comments the one he has in Roscommon is from a job lot that he won’t even use

[TreatyStones]

@Mac

Lads you’d buy those pitches for half nothing unless they’re prime real estate. Some bookies would nearly pay someone to take their pitches

I know of a bookie who swapped a pitch for a good bottle of whiskey 10 years ago. I cant imagine the market for pitches has improved much since then.

[Julio_Geordio]

@Mac

Lads you’d buy those pitches for half nothing unless they’re prime real estate. Some bookies would nearly pay someone to take their pitches.

It’s more that he is arsed getting them. Doesn’t seem to make any sense. I’d imagine a pitch in Laytown wouldn’t be worth a €100

[carryharry]

Maybe he’s hedging his bets….

[Big_Dan_Campbell]

I was thinking that myself. Isn’t there only one meeting a year there?

[Copper_pipe]

@Copper_pipe

www.fitzwilliamsports.com is the new crowd.

You create an account anyway. Then you get added to a Whatsapp group with other lads in Fitzwilliam you accept/refuse bets. So each punter would have a separate WhatsApp group with the Fitzwilliam lads.

You can ask for a bet in the group and one of them replies back with the price they’ll give. They’d only take club gaa bets on the day of the game. They took a 3.3k @ 10/11 on a intercounty game no bother during the summer. Send on the money via Revolut and you get a message back saying “You’re on”. You get a statement of your account each week sent to your email.

The Revolut option is gone now I think and you must deposit through the website.

Buddy got a WhatsApp message from Fitzwilliam yesterday stating they’ve made a decision to restrict his account.

“You’ve demonstrated great skill and accuracy in your betting over the last 9 months and we’ve had to scale back business a bit.”

And he wasn’t betting on anything dodgy

[Julio_Geordio]

@Copper_pipe

“You’ve demonstrated great skill and accuracy in your betting over the last 9 months and we’ve had to scale back business a bit.”

At least they are honest