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Tag Archives: Miles Rodgers
Has BetFair a little part of responsibility in the collapse of the Kieren Fallon trial (which cost British taxpayers £950,000)?
BetFair actively report betting that appears to them out of the ordinary. And, if any sport regulator has concerns, then BetFair provide them with additional information. BetFair, of course, has no say in whether a criminal offense has been committed, … Continue reading
Posted in Betting, Ethics, Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged Acting detective inspector, Australia, BBC, BetFair, British Police, chief, Crown Prosecution Service, Daily Mail, David O'Reilly, Fallon trial, GBP, horce racing, Kieren Fallon, lawyer, London, London Police, Mark Manning, media excerpts, Miles Rodgers, online betting exchanges, prediction markets, Ray Murrihy, senior detective, The Guardian, the Times, United Kingdom
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There are a bunch of bozos at BetFair, in the anti-fraud and legal departments, apparently.
The Guardian Unlimited: [...] [Acting detective inspector Mark Manning] began his investigation by visiting the offices of Betfair, the company through which the bets involved in the case were made. He was told that Fallon’s fellow defendant Miles Rodgers had … Continue reading
Miles Rodgers, the British professional bettor, who heavily traded horse racing on BetFair, who was a suspect in the Fallon case, and who was cleared today.
— £11 million = $22.3 million + €15.2 million — External Link on the Fallon Case: BBC News – (Thanks to our good friend Niall O’Connor for the tip.) — The Guardian… [...] However, there had already been dialogue between … Continue reading
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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UK HORSE RACING: Jockey Darren Williams was seen leaving a pub carrying a white envelope after a meeting with professional gambler Miles Rodgers.
The white envelope was later found out by the Police… in his house, under his mattress, of course. The list of the 27 horse races that are under investigation by the court in the UK (the Fallon trial). (BetFair gave … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Regulations
Tagged BetFair, Darren Williams, Fallon trial, Kieren Fallon, Miles Rodgers, prediction markets, United Kingdom
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