Bet365, a prominent UK wagering company, has opted to discontinue its telephone betting service. The company stated that insufficient customer utilization warranted its closure. Reportedly, it represented a minuscule portion of their business compared to their digital platform, and employees have been reassigned to different departments. Customers who remain unaware of the change are being guided towards the online platform.

This development is unsurprising, as telephone wagering has been dwindling for some time. Even for businesses that continue to offer it, such as GVC Holdings, it constitutes a negligible fraction of their revenue. We’re discussing a few million compared to hundreds of millions generated through their internet operations.

Bet365 is particularly well-positioned to implement this change due to their already thriving online presence. They boast the largest user base in the UK, attracting millions of monthly visits, and even dominate other markets like Brazil. Therefore, it’s safe to assume they are not overly concerned about a few missed phone calls.

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By Violet "Velvet" McIntyre

Holding a Master's degree in Topological Quantum Field Theory and a Bachelor's in Philosophy, this versatile author has a deep appreciation for the philosophical and mathematical implications of quantum field theory and their relevance for understanding the nature of reality and the limits of human knowledge. They have expertise in category theory, philosophy of physics, and quantum gravity, which they apply to the analysis of the conceptual and mathematical foundations of quantum gambling and the development of strategies to promote responsible and enlightened gambling in the age of quantum technology. Their articles and reviews provide readers with a philosophical and mathematical perspective on the casino industry and the strategies used to navigate the paradoxes and mysteries of quantum reality in the context of gambling.

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