5dimes prop dispute. Chat inside.

BET THE HOOK · 03-20-12, 07:22 PM

Wow there are 5Dimes complaints popping up everywhere today.

H1Cypher · 03-20-12, 07:24 PM

Read the chat they look like absolute morons. I was nothing but on point... and I know the definition of 10 +.

EricZ116 · 03-20-12, 07:28 PM

10+ should include 10 for sure. 10 + means 10 and over. Sorry dude, but they're right.

Maniac · 03-20-12, 07:32 PM

Sounds like they have messed up the wording for it a bit, but 10+ means 10 or more in my mind.

macoeric · 03-20-12, 07:34 PM

Ditto
10+ means 10 and up in my mind

H1Cypher · 03-20-12, 07:36 PM

Originally posted by Maniac

Sounds like they have messed up the wording for it a bit, but 10+ means 10 or more in my mind.

So they should change the wording. That's what I'm saying. I didn't lose money on the prop but i don't like that it can A be mis interpreted and B has no clarification in the rules C they put me on hold 3 times(I didn't care cause i was watching the clipper game) and D their chat is plain incompetent

Cause what if I had lost money- had been confused.... had not been watching a game... had been hustled.... and their chat ****** with me before shutting the door. That's how it could have happened. Rule needs clarification for safety of bettors.

thejrichshow85 · 03-20-12, 07:36 PM

I hate 5dimes but they are right in this situation... 10+ means 10 or more...you lose.

Maniac · 03-20-12, 07:48 PM

If it said "More than 10" then you would have a point, but saying it out loud "10 plus" to me is exactly what it sounds like.

mrpooh · 03-20-12, 07:54 PM

Yup, book is right. They have to say 10+, otherwise people would say if a team doesn't hit 10 on the head, it doesn't count

princecharles · 03-20-12, 07:56 PM

Here's a more concise opinion.
You are BOTH an idiot and a terribly poor judgemented shot-taker.

I am amazed that some smart people actually responded normally to you.

Please go far far away. And stay there.

Justin7 · 03-20-12, 08:45 PM

10+ means 10, or more than 10. I don't see anything wrong here.

H1Cypher · 03-21-12, 12:09 AM

No clarification anywhere on their website. Even the incompetent customer service didn't know- put me on hold. Said I was right- put me on hold said I was wrong.

That is the problem. There should be something in their rules or it should clearly say first to 10. 10+ points means 10+ not 10 or more. I know what the prop is- it just occured to me how dishonest it is- and even more so when I noticed they had 0 clarification anywhere on their site.

And lol at the people responding to me with what it means I could care less. Shot taker- implies I lost money here.

Regardless I will bump this just to show how pathetic their customer service is.

Lol- at so many people assuming I lost money betting on this prop. I should have been more clear what my dispute is about. There should be clarification somewhere in their rules. I've played the prop before and always assumed it was first to 10 like so many more... looking at it today it occurred to me

in any common english school if someone tells you to get 10+. It is over 10... only gamblers get use to tricky shit like this and are oblivious and totally okay with it- sheepish attitude.

djefferis · 03-21-12, 07:18 AM

10 is a winner on 10+ and here is why...

say the score is 9-8, by listing 10+, it accounts for a possible 2 or 3 point shot by the team with 8, making it that the team does not need to EXACTLY reach 10 first to be a winner. If they had said first team to win 10, then someone would be on here complaining when his team scored 10 EXACTLY and the other team advanced from 9 to 11, never reaching 10 (or in the case of neither scoring exactly 10 at some point, wanting the wager declared a push).

There is some lead way for the book here, calling the wager 10+ means 10 or more points first.

EricZ116 · 03-21-12, 07:20 AM

No, in any common English school 10+ includes 10. There is no dispute, you're 100% wrong. The prop is worded 100% correctly, and once again I'm sorry you lost money on this because I don't believe you took the time out of your day to argue with live chat any cite a particular game if you hadn't.

>10 does not include 10, maybe you are confusing the two? 10+ literally means "10 or more", not "more than 10" like '>10' would.

relaaxx · 03-21-12, 07:47 AM

Originally posted by EricZ116

No, in any common English school 10+ includes 10. There is no dispute, you're 100% wrong. The prop is worded 100% correctly, and once again I'm sorry you lost money on this because I don't believe you took the time out of your day to argue with live chat any cite a particular game if you hadn't.

>10 does not include 10, maybe you are confusing the two? 10+ literally means "10 or more", not "more than 10" like '>10' would.

sorry you lost the bet - but like others have said - 5dimes is right.

Ez Money 77 · 03-21-12, 07:49 AM

Originally posted by H1Cypher

So they should change the wording. That's what I'm saying. I didn't lose money on the prop but i don't like that it can A be mis interpreted and B has no clarification in the rules C they put me on hold 3 times(I didn't care cause i was watching the clipper game) and D their chat is plain incompetent

Cause what if I had lost money- had been confused.... had not been watching a game... had been hustled.... and their chat ****** with me before shutting the door. That's how it could have happened. Rule needs clarification for safety of bettors.

Dude if u didn't lose the bet then why did u go to chat and give a ticket number saying it was graded wrong if u weren't trying to take a shot? Go to chat and make a big deal about them grading a losing bet a winner? Yeah sure buddy.

5mike5 · 03-21-12, 07:57 AM

common knowledge 10+ means 10 is included...

cant really claim anything "tricky" about it

Chris@thegreek · 03-21-12, 08:49 AM

Prop is 1st team to 10

You lost your bet, please read disclaimer, it is unreal, how bettors when they lose find a excuse to think bet is a winner

pellumb341 · 03-21-12, 08:58 AM

10+ includes 10 ... at my local bookies over 2.5 is "3+" , 3 or more goals to be scored.

showtiime · 03-21-12, 09:12 AM

stevenash · 03-21-12, 09:17 AM

Originally posted by thejrichshow85

I hate 5dimes but they are right in this situation... 10+ means 10 or more...you lose.

What do you hate about 5Dimes?

tommygun · 03-22-12, 12:57 AM

million complaints about 5 dimes today

Dark Horse · 03-22-12, 01:43 AM

What do you not understand about 10 and higher?

It's not that hard. Try it on your fingers.

onlooker · 03-22-12, 01:57 AM

Wow! Seriously?

BernardMadoff · 03-22-12, 02:19 PM

Id read that as the FIRST team to get to TEN OR MORE wins the bet. Nice shot you tried, but Im sure theyve handled such before on more than one occasion.

BernardMadoff · 03-22-12, 02:35 PM

Originally posted by H1Cypher

Hey: here ill give you the ticket number
Hey: so you cna change it for everyone else also
Hey: 114534267-1

Originally posted by H1Cypher

Lol- at so many people assuming I lost money betting on this prop.

5mike5 · 03-22-12, 02:50 PM

Dark Horse · 03-22-12, 04:18 PM

If you didn't lose it, you won it. But you still called in on behalf of all of us? So that we wouldn't confuse the language in the prop, and all other props ever to be written. And, for this great and noble cause, you were willing to have your winning prop changed to a loss. The only question that matters, in the face of such greatness. Are you souperman?

indio · 03-22-12, 05:14 PM

Your example is eerily similar to another example.

The clinical definition of an idiot is one with an IQ of < 25. So since I'm quite sure your last test had you right at 25, then yes, you would be classified as an idiot, and not an imbecile, which is the next higher bracket.

RosieTheGreat · 03-22-12, 07:17 PM

no i pretty much agree with support here.

10+ means 10 or more.

cloverfield · 03-22-12, 07:47 PM

10+ is obviously there to cover a team that has 8 points and possibly hits a 3 pointer.
I can't even believe this would be a question
Is this a real thread?

RosieTheGreat · 03-22-12, 08:49 PM

Or 9 and hits a 2 pointer.

But yeah 10+ is easier to right than first team (>or=)10

fizzwont · 03-23-12, 05:26 AM

while op is mentally challenged, he's right that betting props at 5D is insane. They will make them vague then change the meaning to make it suit what side they are on. They screwed me out of 100 and lots of others on the hot dog eating prop a few years ago, prety sure they ended up taking both sides and Tony was the usual dick about it. Only play the vanilla low vig stuff at 5dimes!

iQon · 03-23-12, 06:41 AM

Tam b "won." You shouldn't bet on things if you don't understand the grading rules