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Another William Hill closing down along Western Road in Hove this time.









goldstone

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Jul 5, 2003
7,195
Sad days?? You are joking, I hope. The sooner we rid our high streets of bookmakers the better. Lower the tone of every street they are located in.
 


Beach Hut

Brighton Bhuna Boy
Jul 5, 2003
72,389
Living In a Box
Sad days?? You are joking, I hope. The sooner we rid our high streets of bookmakers the better. Lower the tone of every street they are located in.

High streets are littered with bookies now, especially in the North.

Ridiculous situation as the industry needs far more regulating especially those slot machines.
 














Dick Head

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Jan 3, 2010
13,944
Quaxxann
What were the odds of that happening?
 




Worthingite

Sexy Pete... :D
Sep 16, 2011
4,966
Chesterfield
Seems more or less every town is saturated by these ******* shops. In Worthing there are at least 4 Ladbrokes, 2 William Hills, a paddy power, a corals, and there must be others. For a town the size of worthing that's bloody ridiculous - especially Ladbrokes!!!!
 








ArfurW8

Active member
May 22, 2009
725
Fort Neef
The FOBT players have spent all their cash and maxed out their credit cards, surprised there is anybody still playing them.
Seems by neglecting their core business of horses, dogs, and football and trying to be amusement arcades the high street bookies have cut their own throats.
 






Ernest

Stupid IDIOT
Nov 8, 2003
42,748
LOONEY BIN
The FOBT players have spent all their cash and maxed out their credit cards, surprised there is anybody still playing them.
Seems by neglecting their core business of horses, dogs, and football and trying to be amusement arcades the high street bookies have cut their own throats.

Was saying exactly that this morning, perhaps the bookies may rediscover their original business now ?
 


armchairclubber

Well-known member
Aug 8, 2010
1,664
Bexhill
The FOBT players have spent all their cash and maxed out their credit cards, surprised there is anybody still playing them.
Seems by neglecting their core business of horses, dogs, and football and trying to be amusement arcades the high street bookies have cut their own throats.

I very much doubt it, these bookies are a step ahead of your average punter, maximising profits by attracting hardened (or even weakened) gamblers to play gaming machines in store was just a bonus to their business. Having shops on the high street was prosperous while they milked the rewards. Think you'll find their profits will increase again when they cut their overheads by closing branches and concentrating on their online business.
 


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