I know its the rules, but it sucks!!!!!!

[ethandavis2]

i had kishikori plus 1 1/2 sets, he wins the 1st set , so im a winner, then Matseovic pulls out, and the bet is declared a cancelled bet. Just Stinks

[Hardcoar]

It's lameshit. Sometimes lameshit works in your favor.

[ethandavis2]

thanks

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You would have been paid at betfair or B365

[swissbank007]

It's lameshit. Sometimes lameshit works in your favor.

agree!!!

[swissbank007]

You would have been paid at betfair or B365

can you tell me the exact rules??? im always confused....im on Bet365.....if i bet A to win and A lose against B after retiring at the end of first set for example, do i get my money back?

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can you tell me the exact rules??? im always confused....im on Bet365.....if i bet A to win and A lose against B after retiring at the end of first set for example, do i get my money back?

Yes. Win bets require full match complete or void (money back)

If you take a Total bet or a handicap bet where the bet has already technically won or lost if the match finishes normally, it is graded.

So an Over 22 games bet where it stops at 6-4 3-6 1-0 would be paid a winner. (and the Under as a loser)

Or in this case +1.5 sets where your player wins the first set is graded no matter what happens after that.

[pazim]

Yes. Win bets require full match complete or void (money back)

If you take a Total bet or a handicap bet where the bet has already technically won or lost if the match finishes normally, it is graded.

So an Over 22 games bet where it stops at 6-4 3-6 1-0 would be paid a winner. (and the Under as a loser)

Or in this case +1.5 sets where your player wins the first set is graded no matter what happens after that.

What happens if I had +1.5 with the guy who retired after 1st set without winning the 1st set. Do they count it as a loss.

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Yes

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One thing I'm not 100% certain of now I think about it more, had Nishikori been the one to retire after winning the first set, I think B365 would still payout for the Nishikori +1.5 as a winner, even though he lost the match, but I'm not completely certain.

Their rules seem very player friendly in these type of things generally.

[Hardcoar]

I wouldn't say that. It always works both ways, doesn't it?