I have read through this thread very carefully and on balance it is very clear that this post is correct.My comments re: this thread
[1] It is obvious the OP **knows** there was a flaw in the slots(s) and that the OP exploited it. Note the OP's obfuscation when asked several times (in earlier posts) what his average/typical bet size was. He smoke-screened and refused to answer this because whilst the OP may not be the sharpest card in the deck, even he knows that it is mathematically impossible to rack up several 100K winnings on a slot with $5 bets (and he admits no jackpots hit). Eventually (after further pressing making it impossible to not answer without raising suspicion) the OP finally admits that his average/typical bet was $5. So initially we know that the OP **knew** he was exploiting a flaw and he tried to hide this from this forum. Note also that the OP has given up pretending that he did not know the slot was flawed (initially he denied it but then later makes statements such as "even if it was flawed, it is not my fault"). I refer the reader to several excellent posts (above) re: the maths and stats regarding this.
[2] The issue of whether or not a customer has the right to exploit a flaw and expect to get paid: If someone had come to this forum stating that they had bet a palpable error (i.e. a mistaken line or mistaken odds) and then expected to get paid I know exactly what this forum would say - "You are a chancer - we all play by the rules - you should not expect to get paid - go away". I have seen this many times before. No-one here who has any experience will support someone trying to cash in on bad lines / bad odds offered by a bookmaker.
[3] Exploiting a flawed slot is indistinguishable from betting a palpable error - in both cases the customer does not have a leg to stand on and we all know this
[4] The OP's strategy appears to be that for those posts he cannot refute (those based on maths and stats) he obfuscates. For those with even a glimmer of support he pretends that the post is fully supportive. The OP has only one objective which is to attempt to gain a further 210K after deliberately exploiting a flawed slot
[5] The OP pretends that the number of views of this thread is somehow related to "support" for him exploiting a flaw in a slot and expecting to get paid. In reality, readers of this forum are interested in seeing the results of a customer with a "claim" against a bookmaker for 6 figures and how the situation pans out - irrespective of what finally happens. This interest in no way equates to support - and based on the prior posts in this thread I would assess that readers are fully aware that exploitation of a flawed slot has occurred in this case and that support (if any) is related to a dislike of MB or bookmakers in general and is NOT related to the merits of this particular case (which clearly has no merit)
[6] Summary - the OP took advantage of a flawed slot. His obfuscation adds weight to the inescapable conclusion that the OP **knew** the slot was flawed. Betting a flawed slot is not distinguishable from betting a palpable error. There is no sympathy on this forum for those who bet obvious palps and then expect to get paid. The OP has remarkably been able to withdraw 84K - probably due to MB incompetence at not discovering the slot flaw sooner. The OP now wishes to attempt to gain a further 210k and expects this forum to support him. He expects support for betting a palp. This forum does not support those who bet a palp and expect to get paid. I doubt that MB will pay a dime more.