Showing posts with label Power. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Power. Show all posts

Tuesday, 19 April 2011

Paddy Power April Promos

In honour of the grandest race of the year, the Grand National, Paddy Power Bingo has given an extra 500BBs to give away. On Saturday the 9th of April, each bingo game between 2pm-4pm in the Sapphire room is named after a horse in the Grand National. All those who play in the room named after the winning Grand National winner, will win a share of 500BBs. With so many horses to choose from, choosing may seem impossible for your players. Well not anymore, Paddy has created a Facebook app to help find the perfect match for you.

In celebration of the long awaited Royal wedding this year, starting on the 11th of April, Paddy Power Bingo will be throwing the biggest and longest ever hen party and would like you to join them.

Like any good hen party, it’s going to be packed with mischief and challenges! Paddy will throw you new hen party challenges weekly and each challenge you pass will earn you a golden ticket to their massive

Thursday, 17 March 2011

Paddy Power Refund On Ireland

Paddy Power Bookmakers have controversially decided to refund all bets put on Ireland to beat Wales in last weekends Six Nations Rugby game – controversial of course, only if you’re reading WalesOnline, not so much if you happen to be a poor Irish punter who genuinely hoped that Ireland might get off their backside and attempt to play a decent game!

In yet another hair-pulling, screaming-at-the-tv, swearing like a sailor (if you’re Irish), game on Sunday, Ireland looked about as useful as sieve in a sinking boat and despite getting themselves ahead and potentially even winning the game, the powers that be in the IRFU decided, once again, to take off O’Gara and replace him with the ever appallingly bad Johnny Sexton and therein lies the downfall of the team.

Now that isn’t to say that Wales weren’t up for the challenge but they were beatable and a very iffy quick line-out from Philips led to the winning try, about which, much debate still continues and it is for that reason that paddy Power Bookmakers decided on the refund!

Quoting from their site “the reasons why Ireland lost matter not a jot to you as we’re refunding on Ireland to win the match. That’s right

Tuesday, 8 March 2011

Paddy Power Cue Card Special

With the Cheltenham Festival 2011 just around the corner, the bookmakers are doing their absolute best to win over your custom and out in the front is Paddy Power Bookmakers who have a money-back special on Cue Card in the Supreme Novices Hurdle on March 15th.

Simply put, if Cue Card wins the Supreme Novices Hurdle, Paddy Power will refund all losing singles on this race. It all also applies to all each-way bets.

So basically you’ve got to open an account, and back any horse in the Supreme Novices Hurdle on the opening day of the festival and you really can’t lose. If you back Cue Card and he wins – you win. If you back another runner and Cue Card wins – you win!

Of course, if he doesn’t win then we can’t help you at all so get your bets on pray to God that Cue Card storms home. Oh, and Paddy Power Bookmakers will only refund bets up to

Sunday, 9 January 2011

SOUTH AFRICA: Mother sweeps home as Power falters

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Friday, 19 November 2010

Paddy Power expansion to bring 1,440 new jobs

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Monday, 15 November 2010

Paddy Power Glory For Little Josh

Posted by Leigh on November 13, 2010 · Leave a Comment 

The Nigel Twiston-Davies trained Little Josh, with jockey Sam Twiston-Davies aboard scored a victory in the Grade Three Paddy Power Gold Cup Chase at Cheltenham.

Monday, 23 August 2010

Abbaye Possibility for Sole Power

Posted by Leigh on August 22, 2010 · Leave a Comment 

After the surprise Nunthorpe victory of 100-1 Sole Power, trainer Edward Lynam has set his sights for the Prix de l’Abbaye at Longchamp on Arc as his next goal.

Saturday, 21 August 2010

Paddy Power August Promo

Paddy Power hold the right to alter, end or suspend all promotions without warning.

Summer Sizzler
Everyone loves summer and with Paddy’s Summer Sizzler you are going to fall in love with it all over again, not only is he giving away

Wednesday, 18 August 2010

common sense prevails over Paddy Power ad complaint

I'm glad this happened because if the wowsers got this one kicked off TV, then humour would never be allowed in advertising ever again.

ASA dismisses Paddy Power ad complaints

The UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has cleared a TV advertisement for Irish bookmaker Paddy Power that showed a game of football being played between two teams of blind men which ended with a cat being kicked into a tree, despite more than 1,000 complaints from viewers - one of the highest ever recorded by the ASA.

The TV ad showed a game of football being played by two teams of blindfolded men, using a ball which had a bell inside it. One player kicked the ball off the pitch and a cat, wearing a bell on its collar, ran on to the pitch. The referee was about to blow his whistle, when one of the men was shown taking a kick and a thud and a loud cat's meow was then heard - although no contact between the player and the cat was shown on screen (and the cat was shown to be fine afterwards, albeit high up a tree).



It's humour people, get a life. For those who live outside the UK and haven't seen it, here it is. Unfortunately columns on this blog template aren't wide enough to host it..Posted byScott Fergusonat13:17