The first leg of the Bipot jumped with the website hanging
The Sporting Post has been unable to provide an explanation for irate punters as the Saftote blackout drama of Friday evening raised it’s head again at Kenilworth with punters unable to place Bipot bets.
The first leg of the Bipot jumped with the Saftote website hanging.
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