Re: Fixed odds wagering (846 Views)
Posted by: breakage1 (IP Logged)
Date: October 19, 2019 02:33PM
Oddly they do already pay. Betfair for example has an agreement in place with numerous US entities while offering fixed odds and exchange betting to the Euros on US racing.
Not only is the avg US punter paying the highest prices to bet but we get to subsidize the global racing world by shipping insane millions and millions in purses to foreign connections on BC day. Largely borne off of us paying the highest prices to bet on our races in the world.
But hey BC CEO Fravel and his amongst the highest paid executives in all of gambling pay package for hosting a two day meet do appreciate the support.
*fwiw the CD stock price/take out posts. Ignoring that Churchill's racing business absent the derby declined for 6yrs in a row after the take out hike until last year was poor form.
Not only is the avg US punter paying the highest prices to bet but we get to subsidize the global racing world by shipping insane millions and millions in purses to foreign connections on BC day. Largely borne off of us paying the highest prices to bet on our races in the world.
But hey BC CEO Fravel and his amongst the highest paid executives in all of gambling pay package for hosting a two day meet do appreciate the support.
*fwiw the CD stock price/take out posts. Ignoring that Churchill's racing business absent the derby declined for 6yrs in a row after the take out hike until last year was poor form.
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