Are all graded wagers final? Even if they graded it wrong.
| Poster's Sportsbook Poll: 2011View Poll Results | ||
| # 1 5Dimes | 450 total points | 5Dimes Review |
| # 2 Pinnacle | 408 total points | Pinnacle Review |
| # 3 Heritage | 227 total points | Heritage Review |
| # 4 Bookmaker | 138 total points | Bookmaker Review |
| # 5 BetIslands | 129 total points | BetIslands Review |
| SBR Top-Rated SportsbooksRecommended List | ||
| Pinnacle Sports | SBR Rating A+ | Pinnacle Sports Review |
| 5Dimes | SBR Rating A+ | 5Dimes Review |
| BookMaker | SBR Rating A+ | BookMaker Review |
| Legends | SBR Rating A+ | Legends Review |
| Bodog | SBR Rating A | Bodog Review |
-
12-08-07 06:29 PM #1
graded wagers
-
12-08-07 06:39 PM #2
No.....Get in touch with the book in question, and inform them that they have misgraded the wager. If there is in fact an error, it should be corrected fairly soon thereafter.
Originally Posted by colt29
SBR Founder Join Date: 9/21/2005
-
12-08-07 07:26 PM #3
Also note: If the wager is graded as a win and it is not they may regrade the wager after (even without your asking) and re grade it correctly as a loss.
-
12-08-07 10:13 PM #4
No they are not graded as final if their is an error in grading.
Sometimes books will make the honest mistake while others will just make the rules up as they see fit. For example Sportsbook.com recently stole players funds and cited correlated parlays were against their rules. Also That same book (SB.com) also canceled wagers on a baseball game and claimed it was do to using the wrong initial on their listing.
If it wasn't for watchdog sites like SBR looking out for the players best interest in those "grey area" rules. I'm sure more books would try to pull more stunts like that.SBR Founder Join Date: 8/10/2005
Reply With Quote