[Lucas]

...and its manager got upset and post this. Maybe you can find it interesting.

Greetings,
maybe, as you know, I was a manager of Boylesports until last Saturday. I heard that someone said that 40 employees were fired in one day. I have to fix the info. It was 50 employees and it was in one minute. On Sat after lunch we were said that international department is being closed, we have to log off from computers and leave the office in 5 minutes. The advertisements in middle Europe media are still found because I was not able to cease them...
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Boylesports invested 4.5 M Eur to advertisement and their excuse is that they lost a lot of money. I laughed at them, if they expected that they will make millions after 1/4 year and they said YES. If I knew they would behave so unproffessionaly and unseriously I would never work for them and I would never contact people who trusted me. Unfortunatelly it happened and in future I will be aware of it if/when I work for another sportsbook.

I personally do not recommend to bet with Boylesports, their reputation is now below zero. What happens now in Portugal and Scandinavia thanks their unprofessional approach to employees is a very bad sign.

source: http://sazkar.net/forum/sazkove-kanc...30.html#p18691

[Ministar]

I am very sorry to hear this because all my experience is very good with Boyle. They had extremly fast withdrw on CC, good customer care, all the best. And good odds, of course!
Very sorry to hear this.

[cuberon]

This is too bad for them, I liked them, but they limited me very quickly. Edit: But firing people such way is way too bad. I guess someone was just too greedy.

[Lucas]

there must be a bunch of idiots running the book

from start to end it was idiocy - the markets that they were aiming already have a nice saturation, if there has to be a new strong sportsbook, it must be very exceptional AND patient

i do not see a new bookie that can be strong in Europe, unless some asian will decide to conquer Europe with odds

[GoodOldTed]

closing the international marketing dept hardly means they are shutting down and going broke. They've still got plenty of shops etc, so no concern about their solvency.

[shantystar]

scam book.