Proliferation of online bookmakers

[tico]

Hi All,
Can anyone understand the proliferation in online bookies ? There seems to be a new one popping up every day . The big boys are all going online as well , and high street bookmakers will soon be a thing of the past .But what is baffling is that if you bet online then it is as easy to go on betfair as it is to go on a bookie site .On BF you will get better odds .Simple .Gamblers get robbed every single minute of every single day so they might as well go onto an exchange and get a bit of value whilst getting robbed.
Latest bookies to hit the boards>>>>TICOBET.....

At TikoBet we dont bother with sports we just ask the punter to send us all their spare cash plus the shirt off thier backs ,we aim to legitimise daylight robbery BUT the punter will benefit because every Christmas we send them a christmas card and a completely free Six Pack of Co-op mince pies.
go to TokoBet.con and sample our many delights of giving us your hard earned
Kind Regards
Tico (CEO of TicoBet.con)

[TupleVision]

The exchange is too complicated for your mug punter that just wants a 10 fold ACCA every week. The ads speak for themselves *Danny Dyer accent* "Get your facking acca here you mugs, course you won't bladdy win you pay but our shareholders are facking creaming it in"

[wearthefoxhat]

Hi All,

every Christmas we send them a christmas card and a completely free Six Pack of Co-op mince pies.

Kind Regards
Tico (CEO of TicoBet.con)

You got me at hi....

FAQ: Are the co-op mince pies the ordinary ones or the luxury ones? Asking for a friend.

[jamesedwards]

Possibly it's all to do with them maximising 'share of shelf'. The more brands you have the more likely a new customer will stumble across one of yours.

Similar to the huge growth in 'dark kitchen' fast food delivery establishments. You'll often find your local fried chicken takeaway will operate under multiple brands on Deliveroo etc, even though it's just one physical establishment.

Also, presumably as gambling restrictions bite the churn in accounts must be pretty high in the UK right now.