Which online book cancels bets on tennis retirement?

[HKT]

bwin has tooled me twice in the last few days with Azarenka and now Dimitroz retiring. Which books call a retirement a no bet?

I tried the search function, but didn't get any results from the search.

[aca]

I know certainly for CRIS, DSI, Phoenix and guess most US books do that!

[HKT]

Thx, I use bwin and they are tooling me on this!

[kilmerAsHolliday]

Standard for most books is 1 set, thegreek does 2 sets.

[Alt75]

sportingbet does

Straight, Sets and Handicap Bets Void if Match Won by Retirement or Disqualification.

[yisman]

http://heeehawwww.mysbrforum.com/blog/1093-tennis-retirement-rules.html

[noyb]

Thx, I use bwin and they are tooling me on this!

they didn't "tool" you. it's their rules and they applied them the way they should.

[Legions36]

I dont know i dont play tennis

[HeeeHAWWWW]

http://heeehawwww.mysbrforum.com/blo...ent-rules.html

Be warned I haven't checked anything there since, and they do change every so often.

[yisman]

Yeah. I haven't seen anyone make updated lists, though, so I just go with that.

[Hareeba!]

Pinnacle, Betfair and Matchbook all have the one set rule
Greek has a two set rule

Most Euro and all Asian and Aussie books void if the match isn't completed

[the sink]

matchbook has:
All matches have action regardless of delays or postponements UNLESS the venue or surface is changed.

how often is surface changed?

[Hareeba!]

matchbook has:
All matches have action regardless of delays or postponements UNLESS the venue or surface is changed.

how often is surface changed?

very rarely

occasionally a badly weather interrupted tournament will shift some matches to an indoors venue to get through the draw and that could be on a different surface