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I know we have had this discussion before but should a horse racing site be promoting this activity? It is the crack cocaine of gambling. Even the article admits “the odds of winning are slim”.
I know these articles keep the site free but I don’t like seeing this at all.
It’s a bit odd that this online slots piece has appeared under the heading of “Racing Articles”, but I get the impression little attention is paid to any of this content.
Am pleased to see that the dodgy “not on GamStop” wording is absent from this latest article.
“How to choose”?
Very simple.
Don’t!The sort of article that should be here is one that explains why betting on events that have a known chance of winning is just daft if you’re doing it to try and make a profit… And why sports betting is different – much better – because nobody “knows” the chance of anything happening. It can only be an opinion, therefore we have a chance to make a profit.
Value Is Everything“Bet365 is a legendary betting operator trusted by horse racing punters for years.”
What has this got to do with horse racing?
In the latest article entitled “Can the Weather and Ground Conditions Affect Your Bet?”, we are advised “Freezing conditions sap tennis players’ stamina”.
Right, because lots of tennis is played outdoors in winter.
Since when did races at the Cheltenham Festival start from stalls?
I suppose it is one way to ensure there are no false starts.
There won’t be any drains collapsing if that photo is anything to go by- Prestbury Hill in the background is looking a bit parched
“Since when did races at the Cheltenham Festival start from stalls?”
Why do you think Henderson has been putting Constitution Hill through them lately?
Always one step ahead, old Nicky.
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