Bookmakers and general Money Laundering on the Dark Web

Admins or the poster doing the deleting?

Presume its admin. Dont think a poster can delete another persons posts unless they have admin rights

If you’re talking about our discussion from last week, then you’re mixing it up with the Degenerate Gamblers Thread where the other lad bluffed and spoofed his way through the evening

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Here’s snide Mac signing in. What a surprise.

Toddle off there and play your Daily Mail role that you do so well

It must be a long day for you waiting around to try find somebody to kick when you presume they are down.

Not all of us spend every waking minute on here mate. Head off down the fields for a walk there. It’ll do you good.

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Mea culpa BruidheanChaorthainn. It is indeed on the other thread you referred to. My apologies mate. Got confused with all the different gambling threads. :pray:

Thanks Mac for pointing this out. Got the 2 threads confused. Good discussion the last day, you’re keeping them honest

No worries at all pal we all get mixed up or things wrong from time to time.

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Just enjoy racing for the great sport it is and don’t bother betting on it

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I’d have very bets on the top races compared to the stuff at the bottom end.

Cheers mate. Shot my mouth off on this before doing my homework. Thanks for accepting the apology. Its a bugbear of mine, how bookies prey on the addicts that cant afford to lose what they are staking. I know many wont agree, but I believe affordability checks are a huge step in the right direction. When the fun stops and all that.

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I don’t believe affordability checks are required to help addicts at all. If bookmakers wanted to help they could do it over night. Absolutely zero need to use affordability checks.

Well we ll have to agree to disagree on this point.

You’ve already shown you don’t know much about affordability checks when you tried to claim they weren’t in operation tbf.

Sorry mate, but you’ve drawn me back in here. Affordability checks are not in place in Ireland. The gambling bill which was supposed to address this issue was first drafted in 2012, but still hasnt been enacted. Bookmakers here are not legally obliged to carry out affordability checks and do not carry them out. Please cite legislation or articles to the contrary.

A simple solution is to restrict losing accounts. All accounts should be audited to show compliance. The simpliest solution is often the best.

And they know a thing or two about restrictions.