What does ABB stand for?

Association of British Bookmakers (UK)

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However, Association of British Bookmakers chief executive Patrick Nixon told the Racing Post: "As far as we're concerned, there is no relationship between grassroots sports and betting, and no good intellectual basis on which to suggest such a relationship exists.

Bookmakers hit out over funding plan for grassroots sport

In total, more than pounds 5,000 has been stolen and a reward of pounds 10,000 has been put up by the Association of British Bookmakers.

Robbery posters

An agreement with the Association of British Bookmakers has been in place since 2005 and World Snooker chairman Sir Rodney Walker is convinced the latest measure is a move towards securing the sport's integrity.

Snooker: Snooker clean up

Scotney, 48, a former Detective Chief Superintendent with the Metropolitan Police, said: 'The Association of British Bookmakers have indicated to me they are currently coordinating a memorandum which they will feel able to sign up to.

Bookies to lift the lid; Fresh spirit of co-operation with Jockey ...

Betting industry frontman Andrew Lyman, senior executive at the Association of British Bookmakers, used the above as the payoff line to an impassioned argument against reopening the levy negotiations.

Lyman's simple levy argument causes shudders

Andrew Lyman Senior executive Association of British Bookmakers

Don't treat the betting industry as a sitting duck; LETTERS

Clearly we have a great deal more work to do' Andrew Lyman, Association of British Bookmakers

Concern after 17-year-old is allowed to bet at 98 out of 100 shops

THE Association of British Bookmakers is grateful that its views on recent proposals by the Gambling Commission to raise operating licence fees were reported in Betting Window (April 14).

Report highlighted a fundamental flaw; LETTERS