Looking for help here. I had a wager on the braves/reds game last night, that was suspended. The wager was there would be a run scored in the first inning. well, the reds scored and then the games was suspended. Bookmaker, canceled my bet saying ..Event must be resumed and completed by 5:00 AM PST the following day. is this right??? the run had already scored and they are picking it up where they left off. shouldn't it already be a winner since the run scored????
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Their rules state:
"Any market whose outcome has already been determined will have action, even if the game is suspended after that point."
The market of whether or not a run will be scored in the first inning had already been determined before the game was suspended. Seems to me you should be paid.
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You're right.Originally posted by ronald
I missed this highlighted box at the bottom of that rules page
OP should email support with that link and reference the specfic rule..Comment -
Thanks for the help. I did talk to them and pointed out that very rule and they said the inning needed to be finished
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I guess they thought that when the inning was over they would forget to put the run up. Just another cheap way to steal money from a book that is a shell of it's former self.Originally posted by dloukusa44Comment -
Would have been nice to explain that up front.Originally posted by dloukusa44
Did they try to explain the reasoning for why they think the inning you bet on should have to be completed for action?
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