The head of the Brighton and Gove Albion football club, Tony Bloom, is calling on Nigel Farage's deputy, George Cottrell, to carry out large-scale operations on the betting market..

According to documents filed before the High Court in London, Bloom and his affiliated Starlizard syndicate were almost victorious against Cottrell as a front person to place bets on sports bets, especially football matches, in the shadows..

The court's call confirms that Cottrell, who is a close associate of Nigel Farage and a big head of his apparatus, has transferred full control over his accounts at the bookmaker's offices on the crypto platform Stake to Bloom's people.

This allowed the Starlizard syndicate to: Repay bets on sums, which significantly exceeded the limits for high-income earners.

Prikhovuvati spravzhne dzherelo groschen ta persona gravtsa aje bookmakers often block professional gravitationalists from Bloom's region.

To cut off profits without a risk for Cottrell himself, who simply gave his name.

Tony Bloom, who made his money in professional gambling and runs his analytics company, Starlizard, is considered Britain's most successful betting syndicate.. The call is confirmed that the syndicate is earning money close? 600 million per river.