Originally <a href='/showthread.php?p=17361168'>posted</a> on 01/04/2013:

So according to raydog sbr was "gullible" enough to take a chance on BI and its not their fault for them running off with player funds because they never had reason to doubt them until it was too late. Either you are applying for a job with SBR or you just arent capable of processing information and making sense of it, if that is your conclusion of the BI situation. If you cant see how a bailout is important to both the credibility of SBR as a watchdog company and for the stability of the offshore marketplace than you are just clueless. Oh, and apparently every single player is a winner, I guess that goes in line with all the posters. How do sportsbook ever make money, I wonder. This thread is about helping the players recover funds stolen from them, plain and simple. There are mulitple different ways books could put together a bailout plan and since they have all the leverage they could easily structure something if they wanted and split it up among 5 books, paying off all the people 9 months down the road that actually reached their rollover and it would not cost these books all that very much. Really it is basic math.