So I placed a bet on the 27th on a table tennis match and they still can't find the results. They send me a link its in Russian so I translate it. I translate every single name for all three days and not one of them are in there. They keep telling they can't do anything tell they have offical results but yet the link they gave me doesn't show either one of the guys on there plus its been over for 4 days. Is there anything I can do?
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now that is funny...Comment -
copy and paste your exact wager..we can find the result for you..Comment -
Lol
27 Feb 4:00pm
Table Tennis - Belarus Open Pro Tour - Men
R. Moore (Test) v J. Wiegersma (Test)
Match: J. Wiegersma (Test) MLComment -
HMMMM
do you read Russian?
LOLComment -
since when does Flashscore.com not have table tennis results...this is table tennis right? as in we say in the USA PING PONG?Comment -
Yes I could not find Nothing on flashscore I google the names can't find nothingComment -
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May 13 2015 May 17 2015 GAC Group World Tour, Belarus Open, Minsk (BLR) - Challenge Series Comment -
i dont see your guys playing
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what was the exact line you had for this???
Money line?Comment -
strange.
R. Moore Russel Moore is a table tennis writer..
like here http://www.ettu.org/?s=moore
PITCHFORD aiming to secure his maiden Men’s Singles title
Nineteen-year-old Liam PITCHFORD is aiming to secure his maiden Men’s Singles title at the 54th English Senior National Table Tennis Championships in Sheffield this weekend.
The youngster from Derbyshire has already been a beaten finalist twice to fellow London 2012 Olympic Games team-mates Paul DRINKHALL, 23 from Loftus, and Andrew BAGGALEY, 30 from Milton Keynes.
However, PITCHFORD’S rivals will be keeping a close eye on the English no. 2 at Ponds Forge after the teenager recorded yet another international shock when he beat Korea’s KIM Minseok, ranked 34 in the world, last week at the ITTF World Tour Qatar Open.
His reputation for giant-killing is starting to precede the world no. 157 following a catalogue of victories over some of the world’s biggest stars, including world no. 9 Vladimir SAMSONOV, no. 20 Alexey SMIRNOV, no. 32 Robert GARDOS and no. 51 Dimitrij PROKOPCOV.
PITCHFORD, however, remains bashful over his own success and doubts his rivals are fearful of his fledgling career. He said: “I don’t really know to be honest, I guess people will be doing their homework before they play me but I don’t think they fear me that much just yet. Hopefully they will soon!”
His international success hasn’t been replicated on the domestic stage with just a single Men’s Doubles and Men’s Under-21s title to his name, but he hopes that this year he can master the added pressure that comes from playing at home.
PITCHFORD said: “I guess there is a sort of pressure that comes with it, it’s always more difficult playing against teammates, but at the end of the day it’s just another tournament that everyone is fighting to win. I’ve lost in the final twice now, of course it would be great to win and that is the main goal, so I’ll be taking each match at a time and see how it goes.”
The youngster, who plays professionally in Germany for Champions League side TTF LIEBHERR Oschenhausen, hasn’t had the ideal preparation over winter with a hip injury sidelining him for the start of the year. “I was out for five weeks and only started getting back into full practice a couple of weeks ago but I think it has been good for me to have that break. I had some great help from the doctors and physios down at Isokinetic in London and everything felt good in Qatar so it’s just about keeping on top of it now so it doesn’t happen again. I don’t think it will affect me at the Nationals. I chose not to play in the Under 21s due to my hip and having to play so many matches, it was a difficult choice but the main goal is to win the Men’s Singles so it was something I thought was best for me.”
Should the 19-year-old be successful in Sheffield he’ll continue his chase for medals at the Commonwealth Championships in New Delhi, India (5-10 May), where the England team have a great chance of medaling once more.
PITCHFORD said: “The main aim after the Nationals is the Commonwealth Championships. I think there is a massive possibility to come away with medals like we proved at the Games in Delhi. After that will probably be the World Championships, hopefully I can go further than last time.”
Tickets for the English Senior National Table Tennis Championships are available on the door at Ponds Forge, Sheffield (1-3rd March) with free entry on the Friday, while Saturday prices are £6 for adults and £3 for concessions and Sunday prices are £8 for adults, £4 for concessions.
You can alternatively follow all the action LIVE with coverage from the English Table Tennis Association. Regular twitter updates from @ettatabletennis will be supplemented by a livestream service of table 1 during the weekend. More details to appear on the ETTA website on Friday.
(by Russell MOORE, courtesy ETTA)Comment -
wait you bet on an ESPORT! not table tennis
Jelger Wiegersma plays MAGIC the Gathering!!! they had a label wrong!
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also I have a headache now!Comment -
Thats what I found on twitter but they told me I was wrong lol and I had to wait for official resultsComment -
It was the ml and yea I couldnt find anything on the Russell moore guy I kinda just chased the bet cus it was in the starting soon and took a shotComment -
You bet on people you've never heard of at an event you couldn't follow? If it was an arb, what happened at the other sportsbook?Comment -
If you can't get it sorted out with them feel free to submit a complaint Smarsh. http://www.sportsbookreview.com/sportsbook-complaint/.Comment -
edit in case of bad information.Comment -
Somewhat of a funny one here, but not for the OP (we feel your pain). His ordeal was caused by Nitrogen scraping the odds of a Pinnacle test market, which explains why they couldn't help you find the results of the market posted.
If you still haven't received a refund of your wager, please submit a complaint with SBR and we'll follow up with Nitrogen.
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you bet on a writer for Table Tennis web sites versus a MAGIC Esports card player....with no posted Money line either way.
and for bitcoins...
that is a first.
this is just really really really funny stuff
what angle were you hoping to catch here?Comment -
you should have bet the prop most service winners - 3 1/2 over Mountain cards played
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