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Tag Archives: British Horseracing Authority
British Horseracing Authority’s Paul Struthers @ TimeForm Radio
British Horseracing Authority’s Paul Struthers @ TimeForm Radio MP3 file – Streamlined Very interesting —if you care about betting on UK horse races. -
Posted in Betting, Ethics, Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged BetFair, betting markets, BHA, British horse racing, British Horseracing Authority, Ethics, event derivative markets, Great Britain, horse races, horse racing, laws, prediction markets, Regulations, TimeForm, United Kingdom
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FALLON CASE: BetFair lawyer David O’Reilly is not the man… to say the least.
The Guardian: [...] In part, the fault is Betfair’s, for failing to ensure that police investigators understood the meaning of the complex evidence they provided, and for passing pages of irrelevant data to the Crown that provided one of many … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged Andrew Black, Australia, BetFair, British Horseracing Authority, chief, co-founder, Daily Mail, David O'Reilly, Fallon case, Fallon trial, GBP, Kieren Fallon, lawyer, Mark Manning, prediction markets, Ray Murrihy, senior detective, sports prediction, The Guardian, United Kingdom
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Fallon “Betfair Trial” Collapses
Mr Justice Forbes said today that Australian horse race expert Mr Murrihy in his witness statement had been critical of the riding in 13 of the races and that there was a prima facie case against the jockeys. However, he … Continue reading
Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged BBC, BetFair, British Horseracing Authority, County Clare, Crown Prosecution Service, Darren Williams, Director, Fallon trial, Fergal Lynch, GBP, Great Britain, Ireland, Irish Turf Club, judge, Kieren Fallon, Miles Rodgers, Murrihy, owner and racing syndicate director, prediction markets, spokesman, United Kingdom
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Betfair may be forced to raise its commission charges.
The British Horseracing Authority has put a case to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport for a greater contribution from the betting industry in the 47th levy. Seeking a levy of somewhere between £135million and £153million for 2008-09, compared … Continue reading
Cooperation between BetFair and the British Horseracing Authority: IT IS WORKING.
Via betting market expert Niall O’Connor, The Guardian: Tom and Mark are the betting analysts in the security department at the British Horseracing Authority, and the breadth and power of the information at their disposal is remarkable. The sport in … Continue reading
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Tagged BetFair, British Horseracing Authority, Chris Hibbert, Mark, Mike Giberson, National Football League, NFL, Niall O'Connor, prediction markets, sports bodies, sports leagues, The Guardian, Tom, United States
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BetFair has an anti-fraud team whereas InTrade-TradeSports has none.
That’s the chunk of truth that no US journalist or blogger or prediction market scholar will dare telling you. — Czarek Sokolowski / AP — The Los Angeles Times has a two-page investigation into the alleged corruption of that tennis … Continue reading
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Tagged Analysis (Data) - Sports / Politics Corruption, BetFair, British Horseracing Authority, Internet gambling colossus, journalist, London, Los Angeles Times, New York Stock Exchange, Nikolay Davydenko, online forum, Poland, prediction markets, Robin Marks, soccer, Sopot, spokesman, tennis, United States, USD
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