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If TAB were half serious about a 'massive offer' they would offer odds of $101. Or they would increase the stake to $100.

No book has any right to promote a 'massive' offer unless it matches Betr's multiple $101 fixed odds launch offer.

Man getting better product for free complains that better product is not good enough.
 
Man getting better product for free complains that better product is not good enough.
Who's complaining?

I'm not sure what the answer to that question is, but I can sure as hell tell you I'm simply stating the facts.
 

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If TAB were half serious about a 'massive offer' they would offer odds of $101. Or they would increase the stake to $100.

No book has any right to promote a 'massive' offer unless it matches Betr's multiple $101 fixed odds launch offer.

You have to understand a few things.

Increasing ammount people can get on for doesn't do anything for them, it just means the people who are quick enough can stand to win a large ammount at a significantly less stake. The other thing you suggested is to increase the odds to 101-1, basically same deal. It just means fewer get on. They'll have a figure they're prepared to risk and once that hits, the offer is no longer valid. It doesn't matter which way you spin it, it doesn't help them and it probably doesn't help the punter in general either, if they can't get on.

TAB have been providing enhanced odds on some pretty good things for weeks on end (a couple of months at least). You'd be up a couple of hundred easily if you took them all. It's the best thing going if you're not a big punter.
 
I'm in vic, that's prob why I can't take advantage of your qr code generosity......this time haha

Ladbrokes code today is RACE, bonus back to 4th all races at Geelong. 1st fixed bet up to $50.

I don't think that's the case, I got on yesterday and I am in QLD.

As far as I know only SA have regulations in place that don't allow them to take advantage of promos.
 
Because the Betr model is the one books are looking to follow...
Not my point.

It's not a 'massive' offer.

The word massive is reserved for something excessively large.
You have to understand a few things.

Increasing ammount people can get on for doesn't do anything for them, it just means the people who are quick enough can stand to win a large ammount at a significantly less stake. The other thing you suggested is to increase the odds to 101-1, basically same deal. It just means fewer get on. They'll have a figure they're prepared to risk and once that hits, the offer is no longer valid. It doesn't matter which way you spin it, it doesn't help them and it probably doesn't help the punter in general either, if they can't get on.

TAB have been providing enhanced odds on some pretty good things for weeks on end (a couple of months at least). You'd be up a couple of hundred easily if you took them all. It's the best thing going if you're not a big punter.
I agree with everything you have said, but you're missing the point.

The fact is, it isn't a 'massive' offer.

I'm not at all complaining. Good on them for offering these enhanced odds to eligible customers.

Personally if I was tasked to market these promotions, I'd word it differently. Nothing wrong with saying, "Enhanced odds" or "special offer". It has the same effect.

I'll be honest, and I reckon most here would agree, when I first read about their "massive offer " which I think might have started the week prior yo Melbourne Cup (I may be wrong), I was expecting something better than what was on offer. In my mind I was anticipating something actually massive.
 

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The fact is, it isn't a 'massive' offer.

That's subjective, it really is based on your opinion of whatever it is they're offering.

I don't think you can say 101-1 about a favorite in any market is a reasonable thing to expect. It was literally the only thing that made betr attractive at the time. So I tend to lean on the side of that not being a good measuring stick. They knew it too, they tried to find a way to get people out of those bets that were on futures markets and were looking a live chance.
 
That's subjective, it really is based on your opinion of whatever it is they're offering.

I don't think you can say 101-1 about a favorite in any market is a reasonable thing to expect. It was literally the only thing that made betr attractive at the time. So I tend to lean on the side of that not being a good measuring stick. They knew it too, they tried to find a way to get people out of those bets that were on futures markets and were looking a live chance.
Yes, but the fact we have seen the 100-1 odds as well as LuxBet's Moneyback Double Fixed Odds up to $200 for the 2011 Cox Plate means that is now the bench mark for massive.

I believe the only thing larger than massive is 'super massive'. So would you be suggesting Betr and Luxbet are the only two books to have previously offered something 'super massive'? I don't think you'd be suggesting that based on your previous post mentioning my thoughts are subjective.

For those not familiar with the Luxbet 2011 Cox Plate special, it was IMO better than what Betr offered.

I.e. I had $200 on Jimmy Choix at $13 (it was paying $6.50 with the majority of books). It came second so I got my $200 back (not a bonus, just money back). In the week leading up to the race, they branded it as "Stay tuned for an exciting offer". Fair to say everyone was actually excited when they revealed what the offer was.
 

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