Friday 16 April, 2021
Morrison’s charismatic performer gets it right again at Ascot.
The British Gambling Commission also found that PPB “failed to adequately interact with customers who were displaying signs of problem gambling”.
The duty was increased to 2% in yesterday’s budget – leading to a backlash from bookmakers.
It is unclear which branches in Ireland will be impacted by the job losses.
It’s going to be bad news for the competition, experts say.
It’s not just about getting their hands on your money for one or two races, you see.
The individual almost pulled off an unlikely coup from an initial £10 bet.
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Two of them have even engaged in a rap battle. On Twitter. A Twattle, if you will.
One of the longest-running betting markets ever is about to close.
The betting company gave away petrol and Christmas trees in previous years, but this year it is giving away… turkeys.
Don’t try this at home.
The Betting (Amendment) Bill 2012 may also encourage other bookmakers to develop their presence in Ireland.
Shoppers and passers-by were greeted by quite a surreal sight on Dublin’s Grafton Street on Tuesday morning.
The RTE pundit says Roy Keane’s criticism of supporters in Gdansk was “disgraceful” and “unfair”.
And they said QR codes were going out of fashion…
The What A Friend owner was a face in the crowd at Betfair Free Friday at Newbury Racecourse earlier.
With some top Cheltenham contenders set to go to post, Declan Smyth picks us a few winners from today’s rescheduled card at Newbury.
Check in for your early round-up of all the biggest sports stories.
The exchange says it will make payments to some customers affected by its decision to void in-running bets on the woodiesdiy.com Christmas Hurdle.
Betting exchange boss Stephen Morana says lessons have been learned from Christmas Festival fiasco.
Five things you need to know before you head out the door: the Betfair controversy, an investigation into the death of a man in Dublin; and students have their say on Junior Cert reforms.
The gambling giant has moved to repair its reputation after an “obvious technical fault” saw them void €25m of winning bets yesterday.
In tonight’s Fix: A seventh person dies on the country’s roads over Christmas, why Betfair won’t be paying out €25 million, and the strangest pics from Kim Jong-Il’s funeral.
The exchange has voided all in-running bets on the woodiesdiy.com Christmas Hurdle at Leopardstown after €1.9m was matched on the winner at 28/1.
Today’s 5 at 5: Cowen’s take on social welfare fraud figures, Betfair launches investigation into possible €25 million payout – and Twitter users are unimpressed with the Guardian’s Jedward editorial…
Betfair constructed the world’s first QR code made completely from footballs earlier today.
All the major bookies have now made Michael D Higgins their favourite to win the Presidency, though Gallagher should top the poll.
They might not agree on much, but United and City fans see eye-to-eye on the wantaway Argentinian.
Exercise riders Kaname Tsuge and Gosuke Motoki found to have bet against O’Brien’s horses over a three-year period.
Enda Kenny’s solid performance sees the odds of a resounding Fine Gael victory shorten with the major bookmakers.
