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Totesport is a fairly well known UK based gambling brand. Throughout the country they have hundreds of betting shops, but not as many as the likes of William Hill and Ladbrokes.

They also have quite a large online presence too, but they are still a bit behind their main competitors. There are a few reasons for this such as not many affiliates promoting them and not having as big of a marketing budget as some other companies.

It’s a shame because Totesport actually offer a good online gambling service, far better than some sites that have more customers. Firstly, there is the expected online sports book. This is updated every day and it is very good, not as good though however as the ones at William Hill and Bet365 who have in play betting.

Totesport also has an online casino, it is one of the best ones around. It is powered by software called Playtech which is very stylish and has hundreds of games. Compared to other casinos, Totesport stands out because of their fast payment times, you will have your money in a matter of hours. It is quite common for casinos to take up to a week which just isn’t good enough.

Totesport also has an online bingo site, this has the potential to be one of the best sites out there. Like the casino, the software that they use is very good and gives a great overall experience.

The bingo at Totesport has one disadvantage however, and that is that there are not as many players nor games as sites like Bet365 and Foxy Bingo. The driving force behind any bingo site is players, the less players you have the less frequent the games will be and this is where Totesport are currently falling short.

Totesport are however offering a good service overall and they are worth a try. You only need one account to access all of their services, they offer a good amount of bonuses as well.

Richard Hannon has decided against running the brilliant Paco Boy in the totesport.com Summer Mile at Ascot on Saturday.

Hannon stated earlier in the week he would prefer to see some rain before committing to the Group Two.

The fact regular rider Richard Hughes is suspended is also likely to have played a part in his decision.

As a result, 10 will go to post, including Michael Jarvis’ globetrotter Pressing, a winner in Italy last time out.

Dream Eater, third behind Goldikova and Paco Boy at Ascot, Locking runner-up Ouqba and Godolphin’s Alexandros are all engaged.

Ed Dunlop’s Fareer, Jeremy Noseda’s Forgotten Voice and the Chris Wall-trained Premio Loco add further strength in depth.

Dingaan, King Of Dixie and French raider Vertigineux complete the field.