Betting World giving away 8 cows

....Holy cow....just seen the Betting World ad on TT.....was only up for a few seconds.....if one blinked you'd have missed it.....like one of those subliminal clips used in movie ads years ago....had I not heard of this latest campaign I would have thought I imagined it.....who the hell thought of this prize.....did they at least consult a Sangoma...... :huh:

After the initial shock i thought maybe an 8 share syndicate with a horse might be a better option to get new people in the game?

I am sure they would enjoy the experience as i guess the winners would all be punters and imagine them leading in a winner or two ?

Now that would be a WINNER imo

....maybe their marketing fundi's are telling them to go rural.....the folk out in the sticks may not be to adamant on good pricing..... nor good service.... :dry:

“Hi Bob we’re reading the comments, it’s a promotion only for the north west and has been successful in the branches we have run it in it may not be everyone’s cup of tea but this year the Betting division has put in a lot of effort to give back to punters.”

Understand fully what you guys are doing and well done, but i did see the humorous side.

I ran a large manufacturing plant in North West for many years and understand the culture.

Bob Brogan wrote: “Hi Bob we’re reading the comments, it’s a promotion only for the north west and has been successful in the branches we have run it in it may not be everyone’s cup of tea but this year the Betting division has put in a lot of effort to give back to punters.”

...... :blink: :blink: :blink: :huh:.... we value your patronage.....cash in with a cow.... :whistle:

Watching all the violence and latest updates from North West, it appears Zuma was one of the first winners of this scheme?

Dave Scott wrote: Watching all the violence and latest updates from North West, it appears Zuma was one of the first winners of this scheme?

pay back the 'mooney'

The Economic Freedom Fighters on Sunday called on the Public Protector to probe North West Premier Supra Mahumapelo's alleged lavish gift of cattle worth R1.5-million to then president Jacob Zuma.

"The EFF calls on the Public Protector to investigate former President Jacob Zuma and North West Premier Supra Mahumapelo on the allegations that the Premier gave Zuma a herd of cattle worth R1.5-million as a gift and paid for it using public funds‚" said spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi in a statement.

"The EFF has also written a letter to the Public Protector to that effect."

Allegations were that the cattle were paid for using public funds and were meant to have gone to emerging farmers in the province.