[Vladimir]

I should have entitled my post: Post-mistaken start time query: sportsbook.com

Today I found a mistaken soccer line at sportsbook.com, in which the odds for one of the teams for a friendly match dropped through the floor, ending up at 1.50 (-200) after they scored midway through the 2nd half.

The match ended a draw, which I bet, but my wager was no actioned because I placed my wager after the match had officially kicked off.

My question is for those that found this error and tried to take advantage:

Did your losing bet get no actioned?

I just want to see if they NA'd the winning bets and counted the winnings on the losing bets.

[magnavox]

Originally Posted by Vladimir

I just want to see if they NA'd the winning bets and counted the winnings on the losing bets.

That wouldn't be so wrong, as this is the main punishment for shot-takers.

[Jenx]

I lost a lot of money on this one. It was scheduled to start at 7.45 Pm UK time according to Betfair. I managed to bet the losing side before it kicked off and the winning side after it kicked off (I am a pro Arbitraguer). My potential winning bet was voided and my losing bet lost. Somehow the kick off time was 6pm UK time. Does anyone know, were Betfair just wrong or was it brought forward?
Jenx.

[hanco21]

I bet you sportsbook.com would of took your money if the wager lost. Damn crooked books.

[Mudcat]

Originally Posted by Jenx

I lost a lot of money on this one. It was scheduled to start at 7.45 Pm UK time according to Betfair. I managed to bet the losing side before it kicked off and the winning side after it kicked off (I am a pro Arbitraguer). My potential winning bet was voided and my losing bet lost. Somehow the kick off time was 6pm UK time. Does anyone know, were Betfair just wrong or was it brought forward?
Jenx.

Ouch. That sucks.

I wish I knew the answer to your question but I don't.

[Zther]

Originally Posted by hanco21

I bet you sportsbook.com would of took your money if the wager lost. Damn crooked books.

yep. thats how they keep getting so many customers.

~ z