[iQon]

I'm trying out baseball with Bodog and place a $20 bet on the Pirates ML at noon.

-150, $20 to win $12

I log back in to look into the evening games and notice they credit my win with $2? I contact them to correct it and they say "we have the right to change odds after you place them."

My math isn't great but wouldn't that be a bet in the -1000 area? I'm sure they took a huge loss to the public doing that. Did I mess up by not taking the action bet, or can they just change odds whenever they want?

[mtneer1212]

when was the game?

[gryfyn1]

Was this for yesterdays LAD V Pitt game? --

And while Im unfamilar with BoDog, is there a way to view your wagering history? And if so, what odds does the ticket show?

20 to win 2 is in deed -1000, which see a vast error - this seems much less of a "changing odds" issue than an out-and-out error. No baseball game should ever be listed at that kind of odds, its not like the lowerer to -175 or -200 .. (which in itself would be a dick move)

[Dunder]

It is a grading error pure and simple.
I would suggest you email them and ask them to correct.

If that is not successful, even though it is a relatively small amount, you can go to the Sportsbook and Industry forum here at SBR and submit a complaint form (there is a thread stickied near the top of the page). Someone from SBR would them take it up o your behalf.

[iQon]

Thanks for the help, guys. Bodog finally folded and fixed it for me. The odds were actually -167 and they graded it 1600 for some reason. I think I'll stick to poker on bodog for now.

[Johnpoints]

Just a grading error. While I've never had one like that before, I've had about a dozen occur in the last 5 years. They happen, not a big deal.