Bookmakers trying to portray winning punter as a criminal-seems to be happening on a more regular basis these days.
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Interesting case: Bet365
- Thread starter HawkWing
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Bookmakers trying to portray winning punter as a criminal-seems to be happening on a more regular basis these days.
But that's not really the same as using a 19yo as a proxy to deposit £25k. If she had to show means could she not be charged with money laundering?
If it was a 35 year old man, would you be more supportive of the punters claim? Was that their error?
edgt
Senior Jockey
Have they not been targeting teenagers, especially female ones in the quest for more customers to play "until the fun stops "?
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SlimChance
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If it was a 35 year old man, would you be more supportive of the punters claim? Was that their error?
Yes. Let me give an example. When I opened a Bet365 for a known criminal I did so through a woman who was ******* minted. Had he clicked a bet for 1 million he was getting paid all day long.
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SlimChance
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Bookmakers trying to portray winning punter as a criminal-seems to be happening on a more regular basis these days.
Money laundering is something you can no longer get around. If you have a winning betting slip for €20k there are people will pay you €23k cash for it.