Betfair Drops Out Of Hong Kong
The current administration will not hop into bed with any operator that allows punters to profit off a horse losing – so it is a complete non-starter
23rd September 2019
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The current administration will not hop into bed with any operator that allows punters to profit off a horse losing – so it is a complete non-starter
The Hong Kong Jockey Club has issued a ‘cease and desist’ to Betfair Pty Limited,
Betfair is set to start exchange betting on Hong Kong racing from 1 September
Betfair, popular in many parts of the rest of the world, will be accepting its first-ever U.S. customers when launching next month
Where the tote board could provide value -win, place and show and exactas–takeout is going up, in short-sighted fashion, when it should be going down
They will make an initial payment of $25 million and estimates are that a further consideration totaling $47.8 million will follow
In something of a reversal of international trends, Betfred boss heads opening of new racecourse
Monmouth track in New Jersey will become the first track in the U.S. to offer exchange wagering, which was introduced in Europe by the British-based Betfair a decade ago.
Reaching consensus and working together for the greater good of horseracing. Betting exchange Betfair and the British Horseracing Authority have proved it possible
Betfair’s speciality is marketing to the younger generation and using social media
Betfair has signed a sponsorship agreement with Ireland public service broadcaster RTE for coverage of horse racing on television and radio.
One of the most striking aspects of the first session of last week’s CRS Premier Yearling Sale was the dominance of a handful of stallions
Dennis Yip will attempt to win a consecutive BMW Hong Kong Derby at Sha Tin on Sunday, 23 March, when he saddles Noisy Boy in the third and the final leg of the Four-Year-Old Classic Series
In Time Is Money this week we look at some of the past weekend’s highlights
High drama and some potentially dangerous race-riding cast a dark cloud over the inaugural running of the R5 million HSH Princess Charlene Big Cap at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth
