<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Makers:
Bonus's more often than not are the equivalent of waving a red flag IMHO!!!!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
That's a bit ridiculous. What do you suggest new books, or books that don't have the marketing muscle or bookmaking expertise of an Olympic or Pinnacle do to get and keep customers?
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Have been with C'bet for "many" years and due to the regulations they must abide by, you will not find a more secure book!!!!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
What regulations are those exactly? I wasn't aware that England had stringent regulations that would make a book located there more "secure" than others.
Bonus's more often than not are the equivalent of waving a red flag IMHO!!!!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
That's a bit ridiculous. What do you suggest new books, or books that don't have the marketing muscle or bookmaking expertise of an Olympic or Pinnacle do to get and keep customers?
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Have been with C'bet for "many" years and due to the regulations they must abide by, you will not find a more secure book!!!!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
What regulations are those exactly? I wasn't aware that England had stringent regulations that would make a book located there more "secure" than others.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>That's a bit ridiculous. What do you suggest new books, or books that don't have the marketing muscle or bookmaking expertise of an Olympic or Pinnacle do to get and keep customers?
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I am suggesting the 30-40-50% and more bonus's can be eroded rather quickly with non-payment.
I would also think bookmaking expertise would be a prerequisite when searching for a book!!!
As far as the following.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> What regulations are those exactly? I wasn't aware that England had stringent regulations that would make a book located there more "secure" than others. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Your position as well as Miamiman, correct me if I am wrong..There are no regulations under which C'bet must operate?
Stringent screams for comparisons, could you be speaking of C.R., Panama etc.?
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I am suggesting the 30-40-50% and more bonus's can be eroded rather quickly with non-payment.
I would also think bookmaking expertise would be a prerequisite when searching for a book!!!
As far as the following.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> What regulations are those exactly? I wasn't aware that England had stringent regulations that would make a book located there more "secure" than others. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Your position as well as Miamiman, correct me if I am wrong..There are no regulations under which C'bet must operate?
Stringent screams for comparisons, could you be speaking of C.R., Panama etc.?
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Makers:
I am suggesting the 30-40-50% and more bonus's can be eroded rather quickly with non-payment.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
That wasn't at all what you were suggesting earlier. You said bonuses....period. Not 30-40-50% bonuses, not overly generous bonuses, not extravagant bonuses, just bonuses.
Next time you might want to be a little more specific, and then you won't have as far to backslide.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>correct me if I am wrong.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
If you insist.
Your comment was "due to the regulations they must abide by, you will not find a more secure book!!!!" I asked you What regulations are those exactly?
Do you actually have an answer, or were you just expressing an ill-informed opinion?
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Stringent screams for comparisons<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Then leave out stringent and just tell us precisely what those regulations are that Canbet must abide by that makes them such a "secure book!!!!" in your opinion.
I am suggesting the 30-40-50% and more bonus's can be eroded rather quickly with non-payment.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
That wasn't at all what you were suggesting earlier. You said bonuses....period. Not 30-40-50% bonuses, not overly generous bonuses, not extravagant bonuses, just bonuses.
Next time you might want to be a little more specific, and then you won't have as far to backslide.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>correct me if I am wrong.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
If you insist.
Your comment was "due to the regulations they must abide by, you will not find a more secure book!!!!" I asked you What regulations are those exactly?
Do you actually have an answer, or were you just expressing an ill-informed opinion?
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Stringent screams for comparisons<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Then leave out stringent and just tell us precisely what those regulations are that Canbet must abide by that makes them such a "secure book!!!!" in your opinion.
S, not sure what book you are shilling for nor do I care....
Try this for a reg. and post the same for your book!!!!
http://www.canbetlimited.com.au/
Try this for a reg. and post the same for your book!!!!
http://www.canbetlimited.com.au/
Nice try at dodging the question, but what does the Australian holding company Canbet, Ltd. have to do with those regulations that Canbet the U.K. bookmaker must abide by that makes them such a "secure book!!!!"?
We'd all like to know exactly what those regulations are that you mentioned.
Do you actually have an answer, or were you just expressing an ill-informed opinion?
BTW, you're going to have to improve your backpedaling skills.
We'd all like to know exactly what those regulations are that you mentioned.
Do you actually have an answer, or were you just expressing an ill-informed opinion?
BTW, you're going to have to improve your backpedaling skills.
It isn't a guarantee, but being a publicly listed and traded company gives a LOT more security than what you have out there today outside of a few UK books. In particular it means their numbers have to be audited and if there is potential for disaster or fraud that can be found, it must be duly noted in their financial statements. I cringe at the thought of what the auditor statements would be for many of the books operating today.
No the regulations aren't as strong now that they are in the UK, but the UK is working on that and creating a regulating body and in a few years it will mean something.
No the regulations aren't as strong now that they are in the UK, but the UK is working on that and creating a regulating body and in a few years it will mean something.
WildBill:
Good points. Even though there are very few regulations in England, being a public company increases a book's safety factor, although Canbet is nowhere near as safe as they were before their move.
Makers:
Still no answer? Somehow I thought you'd come up blank again.
Next time stop and think before you post some ridiculous nonsense that you can't back up.
Good points. Even though there are very few regulations in England, being a public company increases a book's safety factor, although Canbet is nowhere near as safe as they were before their move.
Makers:
Still no answer? Somehow I thought you'd come up blank again.
Next time stop and think before you post some ridiculous nonsense that you can't back up.
