Kudos to CRIS for doing their part with their bailout of those players impacted by the BoS fiasco. Nevertheless, it serves no purpose to overstate the value of CRIS's actual largesse.
Remember that CRIS now counts the
lower of risk and win quantities (see
New CRIS rules governing wagering requirements). As such, a 10x rollover for a player betting at -110 is really the equivalent of an 11x rollover (110/100 x 10 = 11) calculated on dollars wagered. For an unadvantaged player making relatively small bets this corresponds to an expected loss of 50% of the bailout quantity (11 x -4.55% = -50%).
In other words, in terms of expected value, CRIS is paying out 50¢ on the dollar. Certainly this is not a bad outcome for players and obviously (assuming linear preferences)
infinitely better than not receiving anything, but to be fair it's only half as favorable as receiving full payment of all funds due.
So if I personally had been affected by this whole BoS mess I'd certainly be extremely grateful to CRIS for effectively having returned me half the money I was owed. But that doesn't mean I'd be completely satisfied with the result. While a half is more than nothing, it's still less than a whole and as such even after the CRIS bailout I'd still be out there trying to reclaim the remainder of the funds I was due.