Chief Stipe Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 38 minutes ago, Newmarket said: So I’m predicting there may be an increase of betting turnover initially…. but once offers decline turnover will decrease…… But ENTAIN like any betting agency is focussed on yield (profit) not necessarily turnover. Theoretically you could increase turnover and reduce yield. 1 Quote
curious Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 3 minutes ago, Chief Stipe said: But ENTAIN like any betting agency is focussed on yield (profit) not necessarily turnover. Theoretically you could increase turnover and reduce yield. The $120m they are aiming to recover 75% of is yield/punter losses. It's the increase in revenue that should be evident in weeks if this is effective. 1 Quote
MaltedMilkshake Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Most of you are old enough to remember the pub bookie, the SP man/woman, well, guess this will incentivise those brave or desperate enough to venture back........maybe offering Super TAB SP, or best of, and bonus bets to losers, the offerings maybe endless, wonderful days ahead, the pubs will be rocking. 2 1 Quote
Newmarket Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago 1 minute ago, MaltedMilkshake said: Most of you are old enough to remember the pub bookie, the SP man/woman, well, guess this will incentivise those brave or desperate enough to venture back........maybe offering Super TAB SP, or best of, and bonus bets to losers, the offerings maybe endless, wonderful days ahead, the pubs will be rocking. Haha, most gamble online so won’t be like the good old days…. 40 yrs ago TAB had real monopoly, before lotto only had Golden Kiwi. But things have changed now, we have pokies everywhere…. Online casinos, NZ casinos, lotteries world wide, Lotto, Keno….. and so it goes. Tab think it’s gonna be like the old days…. which it’s not, Quote
Murray Fish Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago How in a Capitalist economy can a large multinational be allowed to form a total monopoly? Claiming amongst other things that it will allow them to better deal with problem gambling??? While at the same time be screwing the punter with ever large 'take outs'! Yeah Right!!! I presume that these 'leading' capitalist are in support of this new monopoly? "Vela is joined by Cambridge Stud owner Brendan Lindsay, Waikato Stud boss Mark Chittick, big-time investor and breeder Greg Tomlinson, Ken Breckon, who owns giant harness racing operation Breckon Farms, and in a huge coup, champion expat trainer Chris Waller." ps. Does CER come into play? Quote
curious Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 4 minutes ago, Murray Fish said: ps. Does CER come into play? I've raised that before. You'd think so but it seems to be a mutually acceptable variance to that. 1 Quote
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