https://twitter.com/gondorffhenry/status/1818719175856234582?s=46
Thatās gas.
Tony quit because carter was on the beer in Cheltenham and didnāt want to record at 7 am.
Seems Calvin lost the plot because carter kept asking to go last in the tipping.
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Iām surprised at how Calvin and Hugh Cahill bounce off each other.
Youād think Calvin would have absolutely no time for him.
Money talks
Who is carter?
Darl carter another Betfair tipster.
Heās a classic geezer. Loves to give the big boom when he backs a winner
Calvin is huge into rugby
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The betting regulator in this country is useless, in fact we donāt have one, its self regulation.
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Yip how powers are able to do what they do now is ridiculous.
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https://twitter.com/chrisgambler247/status/1819148454427611322?s=46
Who was the person screeching on here affordability checks had no impact on the liquidity on the exchange?
Who was the moron on here stating that affordability checks were being carried out by Irish bookmakers?
So are you finally going to admit your wrong?
Are you?
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gambler was making as many as 100 bets a day online and had previously accumulated Ā£18,000 in debts before he took his own life, the first inquest of its kind has heard.
Luke Ashton, 40, from Leicester, died in April 2021, after having longstanding problems with gambling, his wife, Annie, told the inquest at Leicester coronerās court.
The hearing is thought to be first time a gambling operator has been formally involved in an inquest. It was attended by representatives of Flutter UK & Ireland, the parent company of the gambling operator Betfair, which was made an āinterested personā at the inquest.
This and other tragic stories are the reason for affordability checks.
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Yet there is absolutely no evidence affordability checks in there current guise are being used to help In these cases.
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https://twitter.com/chrisgambler247/status/1819148458319925660?s=46
The crack cocaine of gambling is booming again.
The affordability checks in the UK are currently industry led and the legislation has yet be enacted. Therefore, your assertion on there being evidence is completely unfounded one way or the other, as the data is not there for your bould statement.
It is a fact here and in the UK, that many men have ended up betting fortunes with the likes of Powers and losing everything in some cases their lives at their own hands, because of unaffordable losses. The unscrupulous bookies never once questioned where the funds were coming from and took money off lads that hadnt got it to lose.
That you dumbass is why the affordability checks need to be introduced.
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