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Rachel: Welcome to our Live Chat Department, my name is Rachel. How may I be of assistance?
XX------: I received a freeplay of $50 last week, which I placed on CHI/GB under total. The bet had won, but then was cancelled due to the superbet promo. Can I please receive at least some compensation for the bet that won?
Rachel: For security reasons, will you please confirm your password?
XX------: ?#$%^&
Rachel: Thank you! I appreciate it…
Rachel: Are you able to hold while I check on that for you?
XX------: yes
Rachel: Thank you very much for waiting!
Rachel: I was informed that you need to send and email to freeplay@betdsi.com
Rachel: and state your issue...
XX------: Why is that?
Rachel: The department in charge is going to answer your email...
Rachel: And the email address for that department is the one I just provided...
XX------: ok
Rachel: May I assist you with anything else?
XX------:not at present ty
*I then sent the following email to freeplay@betdsi.com:
I received a $50 freeplay before the Bears/Packers game over a week ago. I placed the bet on CHI/GB under the total, and the bet had won. Later that night I checked my account and saw the bet was cancelled and placed on the superbet promo. There was no early notice to me that this was what the freeplay was for before I placed the bet. May I please receive compensation for the bet that won? I believe my request to be fair and just.
*I placed my 'superbet' via email on August 10th, then sent it again by request from DSI on August 12th. The freeplay was received the afternoon of September 13th, before the CHI/GB game. I work nights, therefore had not checked my account until morning. Upon logging in, I receive the following pop-up:
FP BETS WERE DELETED..IT WAS FOR THE SUPERBET PROMOTION AFC-NFC ONLY
*Once again, this was NOT notified to me before I placed the wager on the under of CHI/GB game, and the bet was still pending during the game. I am awaiting response from DSI on the matter, and will follow-up on their response either way.
Rachel: Welcome to our Live Chat Department, my name is Rachel. How may I be of assistance?
XX------: I received a freeplay of $50 last week, which I placed on CHI/GB under total. The bet had won, but then was cancelled due to the superbet promo. Can I please receive at least some compensation for the bet that won?
Rachel: For security reasons, will you please confirm your password?
XX------: ?#$%^&
Rachel: Thank you! I appreciate it…
Rachel: Are you able to hold while I check on that for you?
XX------: yes
Rachel: Thank you very much for waiting!
Rachel: I was informed that you need to send and email to freeplay@betdsi.com
Rachel: and state your issue...
XX------: Why is that?
Rachel: The department in charge is going to answer your email...
Rachel: And the email address for that department is the one I just provided...
XX------: ok
Rachel: May I assist you with anything else?
XX------:not at present ty
*I then sent the following email to freeplay@betdsi.com:
I received a $50 freeplay before the Bears/Packers game over a week ago. I placed the bet on CHI/GB under the total, and the bet had won. Later that night I checked my account and saw the bet was cancelled and placed on the superbet promo. There was no early notice to me that this was what the freeplay was for before I placed the bet. May I please receive compensation for the bet that won? I believe my request to be fair and just.
*I placed my 'superbet' via email on August 10th, then sent it again by request from DSI on August 12th. The freeplay was received the afternoon of September 13th, before the CHI/GB game. I work nights, therefore had not checked my account until morning. Upon logging in, I receive the following pop-up:
FP BETS WERE DELETED..IT WAS FOR THE SUPERBET PROMOTION AFC-NFC ONLY
*Once again, this was NOT notified to me before I placed the wager on the under of CHI/GB game, and the bet was still pending during the game. I am awaiting response from DSI on the matter, and will follow-up on their response either way.