Book refunds UCF bets?!?

[Brock Landers]

https://www.crossingbroad.com/2019/03/pointsbet-sportsbook-refunds-ucf-bettors-after-brutal-duke-loss.html

[firedawg]

Lol
What a brok dikk

[gauchojake]

Are you on mobile???????????????

[Brock Landers]

Are you on mobile???????????????

YES

[RudyRuetigger]

theyve done that in the past

great advertising

[bonzaii]

How noble of them. You know because everyone had their life savings on UCF moneyline against the favorite to win the tournament.

[Joey Vigs]

https://www.crossingbroad.com/2019/03/pointsbet-sportsbook-refunds-ucf-bettors-after-brutal-duke-loss.html

Post a fade, fucko. No one cares

[bonzaii]

You also might want to unlink that article because there is advertising for NJ books at the bottom.

[Brock Landers]

Post a fade, fucko. No one cares

I gave you stupid motherfuckers a winner already today

See JJ'S Monday thread

[RudyRuetigger]

You also might want to unlink that article because there is advertising for NJ books at the bottom.

why does that matter

[bonzaii]

why does that matter

We can advertise on here?

[eaglesfan371]

Less than $500 total was wagered on UCF moneyline most likely...

[RudyRuetigger]

you can post gambling related stories

espn links contain advertisements

[DOM_Toretto]

Less than $500 total was wagered on UCF moneyline most likely...

And I was a good chunk of that!

[5mike5]

if u cant post a correct link don't bother making a thread

we already have Fatty for this shit!

[5mike5]

And I was a good chunk of that!

I know next to nothing about cbb, but I saw u post somewhere on here ur reasoning ect for playing them and seemed like u nailed it on analysis...impressive

[Biff41]

https://www.crossingbroad.com/2019/03/pointsbet-sportsbook-refunds-ucf-bettors-after-brutal-duke-loss.html

Smart move from marketing standpoint. Cashino knows customers will be emotionally invested with customer loyalty.

[LT Profits]

Pointbet again eh? I mean I get the good publicity but this seems like the 10th time or so they did this, and I think the first time they did it in a game where there was not poor refereeing involved. They have to stop this at some point before it becomes counterproductive, getting to the point where bettors start to EXPECT them to do this when something "bad" happens.