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Until yesterday, Bet Jamaica led me to believe that line changes would sometimes occur in my favor. Even yesterday, Scotty temporarily took the position that a player sometimes benefits from line changes. By the end of our conversation, he admitted that Bet Jamaica will only notify the player of a line change when the line has moved in the sportsbook's favor. Scotty and Herman both asserted that ASI software is to blame for Bet Jamaica's policy. I find it very difficult to believe that the software lacks a preference that updates ALL line changes, including those in favor of the player. My understanding is that top sportsbooks had a heavy hand in developing the very software that Bet Jamaica blames. Blaming the software that BJ chooses is a meager excuse for BJ's policy.
What I am requesting: (1) I would like to know how many times Bet Jamaica has changed the lines in its favor and on which wagers, since February 2008. (2) I would also like to confirm Bet Jamaica's position that ASI software is allegedly responsible for Bet Jamaica's policy whereby the player NEVER benefits from a line move between the submit and confirm stages. I am not requesting reimbursement of any sort.
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I talked to Scotty today. He was under the impression that when the wager data, like the start time and the line, do not match up with server data, the user's bet would be rejected. After talking with you he called ASI.
ASI's default is as you suspected. BetJamaica's programmer is talking to ASI and says they will have it giving the player the most current line by the end of the day today.
Scotty also said he credited your account $50 for your feedback.