Did any forum members trade live betting contracts on Mondays suspended game 5 at WSEX??
Were your Philadelphia/Tampa Bay contracts graded as a winner/loser or no action??
WSEX live betting rules state:
"A competition must be complete for trades to be considered action. If a competition is cancelled or postponed before reaching its originally intended length of play, ALL trades for the event will be refunded."
There is no specific reference to "suspended" in the live betting rules.
The competition was not "complete" and a MLB games originally intended length of play is 9 innings.
At sister book matchbook, their live MLB betting rules state:
"Live markets must go 9 innings (or 8.5 if the home team is leading) or else all live trades will be cancelled."
I understand that straight wagers on this game were subject to grading at a 2-1 Philadelphia final, but live betting contracts are not straight bets.
Your interpretations and opinions would be appreciated.
Were your Philadelphia/Tampa Bay contracts graded as a winner/loser or no action??
WSEX live betting rules state:
"A competition must be complete for trades to be considered action. If a competition is cancelled or postponed before reaching its originally intended length of play, ALL trades for the event will be refunded."
There is no specific reference to "suspended" in the live betting rules.
The competition was not "complete" and a MLB games originally intended length of play is 9 innings.
At sister book matchbook, their live MLB betting rules state:
"Live markets must go 9 innings (or 8.5 if the home team is leading) or else all live trades will be cancelled."
I understand that straight wagers on this game were subject to grading at a 2-1 Philadelphia final, but live betting contracts are not straight bets.
Your interpretations and opinions would be appreciated.