Jenningsbet.com - Live in play lines abuse by traders

**tomallen123** · 11-17-14, 10:14 AM

Betvictor did the same thing to me, so I just stopped playing there.
Shitty behaviour from the books.

**dirtdog52658** · 11-17-14, 10:17 AM

Titanbet is by far the worst for this. 10bet not far behind.

**BTWFTW** · 11-17-14, 10:49 AM

Another instance I found from going through my mails where I complained about it (which won, but that's irrelevant)...

14/11/2014 23:02

Paulistano Amil vs. ACBD Rio Claro [46:38]

Over/Under Total Team Points Live Betting

ACBD Rio Claro : O 72

The line dropped to 71.5 and I could see it on the system, bet was in pending status for a few seconds and accepted at the poorer line.

They try and cover their asses with this in their terms...

This being said, please be guided that in line with our Bets and Bet Acceptance Procedure clause 9.20, you acknowledge that any and all odds, lines and handicaps are subject to fluctuation without notice, and the foregoing will become fixed only at the time of acceptance of the relevant Bet by us.

They just abuse it so they can consistently increase their edge on in play markets, the Bulls bet was just disgusting and I've never seen a live bet accepted so fast while there was a huge fluctuation on the line, which had already occurred according to two other bookmaker systems.

Of all the bookmakers I've used I think Marathon and B365 are the stand outs for transparency and accurate lines, they reject bets no matter which way the market moves and offer you the correct lines and odds close to 100% of the time and I've never had an issue. Marathon insta limited my account, even though I was slightly down overall. Shame as I love them but can't get a decent bet on.

I withdrew my funds from Jenningsbet shortly after posting this thread, it's totally unethical behaviour from the trading department.

**BTWFTW** · 11-17-14, 05:29 PM

Originally posted by dirtdog52658

Titanbet is by far the worst for this. 10bet not far behind.

Yup! 10bet is the same whitelabel service that Jenningsbet uses afaik, so I assume the same trading dept, though I could be wrong on this.

I too had an incident with Titanbet, though it was a little easier to show the error with goal time stamps, they accepted a bet on an unders market after a goal went in, I mailed them 5 times before they finally admitted it was a "late bet", I was annoyed and called them out on it, at which point CS pointed me to their terms that state they don't really have to honour bets and that essentially all bets are accepted and paid out in "good will", so if they don't want to pay they don't have to, unless they're feeling generous, these were the grounds he stated to not pay out.

I rubbed the CS rep a little the wrong way because I was sick and tired of them constantly dismissing my complaint, they refused to void the line and pay out on the rest of the bet (4 fold parlay if I remember).

I eventually got the good folk here at SBR on the case and 3 weeks later the bet was eventually settled correctly and they paid up, but only after I got to speak to the manager, who I have to say was very helpful and very reasonable. Unlike the CS rep who decided he was just going to steal my money and not payout. Classy CS rep, I still have the whole debacle in my inbox, Benjamin was his name. The manager admitted that he basically decided to be a douche and not get the trading dept. to settle the bet correctly, just shocking.

The stuff some books think they can get away with never ceases to amaze me.

**PharaohUB** · 11-17-14, 06:56 PM

I have never played at a book that did not do this. Or at least weight it completely in their favor 9/10 swings against me or something. Throw you a bone every so often to make it feel more legit.