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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 12:44pm |
I tend to use Boylesports
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 12:51pm |
Did they take his 4k bet on Barcelona or did they return that?
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Romario 2016: And the ticket mafia gets caught! Well, four years ago I had already told the government.
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 12:51pm |
Croftman wrote:
rossieman wrote:
9fingers wrote:
pre Madonna wrote:
coyne wrote:
pre Madonna wrote:
He had a second account with them though,which their rules don't allow, although it is coincidental that they only had a problem when he had a 7k bet on.He also had 4k on Barcelona.
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They're also trying to say he had a deposit limit on... But they accepted the 7k and as you say they coincidentally cancelled it as soon as Monaco led by 2.
Feel like they should pay out is what my instincts are telling me, they accepted the bet in the end. |
For their own sake they should pay out as they will lose more than 21k due to the publicity. They are the worst company of all to bet with though. | Exactly. I dunno why people bet with them, they're brutal in plenty of respects | Rarely use them either .Power of marketing has them so popular,I'd say most casual punters use PP without even bothering to look at alternatives . |
Who would be the best to bet with online? |
Depends what you are betting on.365/BV are usually best for football.Skybet usually have good offers/prices on football.
I use oddschecker and then pick whoever has best price.
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 1:04pm |
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Rarely use PP myself these days. I use BET365 90% of the time.
I used PP during Cheltenham as they've better odds and each way terms on horses than BET365. BET365 generally has better odds on football and they've much better cash out options. The vast majority of my gambling is on football. Apart from Cheltneham I'd rarely bet horses, I'd occasionally bet on darts, snooker and tennis. |
got to disagree there. bet365 were offering 1/4 odds on a lot of races whereas PP were 1/5 odds on everything. and I found that bet365 were consistently giving better odds. having said that, I'd to use a VPN in order to bet due to French laws and it wouldn't work for bet365 so did all my bets on PP!
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 1:30pm |
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Did they take his 4k bet on Barcelona or did they return that? | Returned it
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 1:39pm |
Heard a story recently of a friend of a friend who won a bet for a couple of thousand from PP. They refused to pay him out and cancelled his account as they pointed out that he was 15 when he set the account up a few years ago and therefore underage
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 1:54pm |
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Heard a story recently of a friend of a friend who won a bet for a couple of thousand from PP. They refused to pay him out and cancelled his account as they pointed out that he was 15 when he set the account up a few years ago and therefore underage |
And he would have also gotten back all his losses if that is the case.
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 1:55pm |
On the same subject, I noticed early last month that Coral had Brazil at 15/8 to beat Paraguay at home. I never put big money on so I added it in an accumulator with 9 or 10 'certs' in the qualifiers - the likes of Spain Iceland, Austria Moldova. I put down €20 with a return of €1,000. I kept an eye on the Brazil odds and a week or so before the game, it changed to 4/6. A few days before the Brazil game I got an email from Coral saying that they had changed the odds on the Brazil part of my accumulator to 2/9. They quoted some part of the terms and conditions that I signed up to when joining that says where the odds are clearly wrong, they reserve the right to change them. It must be the only business where you can't be penalised for a cock-up...I was ready to fight once all games came in but then fcking Belguim drew at home to Greece...
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 1:59pm |
Hickster74 wrote:
On the same subject, I noticed early last month that Coral had Brazil at 15/8 to beat Paraguay at home. I never put big money on so I added it in an accumulator with 9 or 10 'certs' in the qualifiers - the likes of Spain Iceland, Austria Moldova. I put down €20 with a return of €1,000. I kept an eye on the Brazil odds and a week or so before the game, it changed to 4/6. A few days before the Brazil game I got an email from Coral saying that they had changed the odds on the Brazil part of my accumulator to 2/9. They quoted some part of the terms and conditions that I signed up to when joining that says where the odds are clearly wrong, they reserve the right to change them. It must be the only business where you can't be penalised for a cock-up...I was ready to fight once all games came in but then fcking Belguim drew at home to Greece... |
All Bookies are the same - They'll cover themselves with the small print. Had a similar situation a few years ago with Paddy Power who actually sent a word experience person (or somebody similar) to search the web to find something that got them out of paying me for a bet.
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 2:06pm |
Borussia wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
On the same subject, I noticed early last month that Coral had Brazil at 15/8 to beat Paraguay at home. I never put big money on so I added it in an accumulator with 9 or 10 'certs' in the qualifiers - the likes of Spain Iceland, Austria Moldova. I put down €20 with a return of €1,000. I kept an eye on the Brazil odds and a week or so before the game, it changed to 4/6. A few days before the Brazil game I got an email from Coral saying that they had changed the odds on the Brazil part of my accumulator to 2/9. They quoted some part of the terms and conditions that I signed up to when joining that says where the odds are clearly wrong, they reserve the right to change them. It must be the only business where you can't be penalised for a cock-up...I was ready to fight once all games came in but then fcking Belguim drew at home to Greece... |
All Bookies are the same - They'll cover themselves with the small print. Had a similar situation a few years ago with Paddy Power who actually sent a word experience person (or somebody similar) to search the web to find something that got them out of paying me for a bet.
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Mental though. If you go into a shop, they have to sell to you at the price marked on the shelf regardless of what comes up at the till if they've fogotten to update the system. Would be an interesting case for someone if a lot of money was involved. I wonder if they'd just pay up if you threaten to publicise it.
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 2:16pm |
Hickster74 wrote:
Borussia wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
On the same subject, I noticed early last month that Coral had Brazil at 15/8 to beat Paraguay at home. I never put big money on so I added it in an accumulator with 9 or 10 'certs' in the qualifiers - the likes of Spain Iceland, Austria Moldova. I put down €20 with a return of €1,000. I kept an eye on the Brazil odds and a week or so before the game, it changed to 4/6. A few days before the Brazil game I got an email from Coral saying that they had changed the odds on the Brazil part of my accumulator to 2/9. They quoted some part of the terms and conditions that I signed up to when joining that says where the odds are clearly wrong, they reserve the right to change them. It must be the only business where you can't be penalised for a cock-up...I was ready to fight once all games came in but then fcking Belguim drew at home to Greece... |
All Bookies are the same - They'll cover themselves with the small print. Had a similar situation a few years ago with Paddy Power who actually sent a word experience person (or somebody similar) to search the web to find something that got them out of paying me for a bet.
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Mental though. If you go into a shop, they have to sell to you at the price marked on the shelf regardless of what comes up at the till if they've fogotten to update the system. Would be an interesting case for someone if a lot of money was involved. I wonder if they'd just pay up if you threaten to publicise it. |
That's just not true
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 2:26pm |
AntrimMan wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
Borussia wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
On the same subject, I noticed early last month that Coral had Brazil at 15/8 to beat Paraguay at home. I never put big money on so I added it in an accumulator with 9 or 10 'certs' in the qualifiers - the likes of Spain Iceland, Austria Moldova. I put down €20 with a return of €1,000. I kept an eye on the Brazil odds and a week or so before the game, it changed to 4/6. A few days before the Brazil game I got an email from Coral saying that they had changed the odds on the Brazil part of my accumulator to 2/9. They quoted some part of the terms and conditions that I signed up to when joining that says where the odds are clearly wrong, they reserve the right to change them. It must be the only business where you can't be penalised for a cock-up...I was ready to fight once all games came in but then fcking Belguim drew at home to Greece... |
All Bookies are the same - They'll cover themselves with the small print. Had a similar situation a few years ago with Paddy Power who actually sent a word experience person (or somebody similar) to search the web to find something that got them out of paying me for a bet.
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Mental though. If you go into a shop, they have to sell to you at the price marked on the shelf regardless of what comes up at the till if they've fogotten to update the system. Would be an interesting case for someone if a lot of money was involved. I wonder if they'd just pay up if you threaten to publicise it. |
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At all Go into a shop and they have marked a top of the range telly for €10 in error, do you think you are going to get the telly for €10? Do you think any court in the land would agree with you that they are compelled to sell you the telly for €10? As regards your bet and you potentially fighting it if the bet came in, it would be a complete and utter waste of your time.
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 2:28pm |
AntrimMan wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
Borussia wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
On the same subject, I noticed early last month that Coral had Brazil at 15/8 to beat Paraguay at home. I never put big money on so I added it in an accumulator with 9 or 10 'certs' in the qualifiers - the likes of Spain Iceland, Austria Moldova. I put down €20 with a return of €1,000. I kept an eye on the Brazil odds and a week or so before the game, it changed to 4/6. A few days before the Brazil game I got an email from Coral saying that they had changed the odds on the Brazil part of my accumulator to 2/9. They quoted some part of the terms and conditions that I signed up to when joining that says where the odds are clearly wrong, they reserve the right to change them. It must be the only business where you can't be penalised for a cock-up...I was ready to fight once all games came in but then fcking Belguim drew at home to Greece... |
All Bookies are the same - They'll cover themselves with the small print. Had a similar situation a few years ago with Paddy Power who actually sent a word experience person (or somebody similar) to search the web to find something that got them out of paying me for a bet.
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Mental though. If you go into a shop, they have to sell to you at the price marked on the shelf regardless of what comes up at the till if they've fogotten to update the system. Would be an interesting case for someone if a lot of money was involved. I wonder if they'd just pay up if you threaten to publicise it. |
That's just not true |
You're right... If a shop incorrectly labels something with the wrong price, and it is lower than the price charged at the till, you do not have an automatic right to buy the goods at the marked price. As long as the seller tells you before your money is taken that the higher price applies, you can decide not to buy it. For bets though, I would have thought they'd have to stick with the odds given - a contract once you bet but clearly not..
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 2:29pm |
Hickster74 wrote:
AntrimMan wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
Borussia wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
On the same subject, I noticed early last month that Coral had Brazil at 15/8 to beat Paraguay at home. I never put big money on so I added it in an accumulator with 9 or 10 'certs' in the qualifiers - the likes of Spain Iceland, Austria Moldova. I put down €20 with a return of €1,000. I kept an eye on the Brazil odds and a week or so before the game, it changed to 4/6. A few days before the Brazil game I got an email from Coral saying that they had changed the odds on the Brazil part of my accumulator to 2/9. They quoted some part of the terms and conditions that I signed up to when joining that says where the odds are clearly wrong, they reserve the right to change them. It must be the only business where you can't be penalised for a cock-up...I was ready to fight once all games came in but then fcking Belguim drew at home to Greece... |
All Bookies are the same - They'll cover themselves with the small print. Had a similar situation a few years ago with Paddy Power who actually sent a word experience person (or somebody similar) to search the web to find something that got them out of paying me for a bet.
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Mental though. If you go into a shop, they have to sell to you at the price marked on the shelf regardless of what comes up at the till if they've fogotten to update the system. Would be an interesting case for someone if a lot of money was involved. I wonder if they'd just pay up if you threaten to publicise it. |
That's just not true |
You're right... If a shop incorrectly labels something with the wrong price, and it is lower than the price charged at the till, you do not have an automatic right to buy the goods at the marked price. As long as the seller tells you before your money is taken that the higher price applies, you can decide not to buy it. For bets though, I would have thought they'd have to stick with the odds given - a contract once you bet but clearly not.. |
It's not that long since the law meant that didn't legally have to pay you out on any bet, well certainly in the UK.
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 2:31pm |
Hickster74 wrote:
AntrimMan wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
Borussia wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
On the same subject, I noticed early last month that Coral had Brazil at 15/8 to beat Paraguay at home. I never put big money on so I added it in an accumulator with 9 or 10 'certs' in the qualifiers - the likes of Spain Iceland, Austria Moldova. I put down €20 with a return of €1,000. I kept an eye on the Brazil odds and a week or so before the game, it changed to 4/6. A few days before the Brazil game I got an email from Coral saying that they had changed the odds on the Brazil part of my accumulator to 2/9. They quoted some part of the terms and conditions that I signed up to when joining that says where the odds are clearly wrong, they reserve the right to change them. It must be the only business where you can't be penalised for a cock-up...I was ready to fight once all games came in but then fcking Belguim drew at home to Greece... |
All Bookies are the same - They'll cover themselves with the small print. Had a similar situation a few years ago with Paddy Power who actually sent a word experience person (or somebody similar) to search the web to find something that got them out of paying me for a bet.
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Mental though. If you go into a shop, they have to sell to you at the price marked on the shelf regardless of what comes up at the till if they've fogotten to update the system. Would be an interesting case for someone if a lot of money was involved. I wonder if they'd just pay up if you threaten to publicise it. |
That's just not true |
You're right... If a shop incorrectly labels something with the wrong price, and it is lower than the price charged at the till, you do not have an automatic right to buy the goods at the marked price. As long as the seller tells you before your money is taken that the higher price applies, you can decide not to buy it. For bets though, I would have thought they'd have to stick with the odds given - a contract once you bet but clearly not.. |
I don't argue the point all the same. Bookies are absolute gangsters and its an area that should be regulated much tighter or dealt with by legislation i.e, a bet should be like a contract, enforceable by law.
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 2:31pm |
Hickster74 wrote:
AntrimMan wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
Borussia wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
On the same subject, I noticed early last month that Coral had Brazil at 15/8 to beat Paraguay at home. I never put big money on so I added it in an accumulator with 9 or 10 'certs' in the qualifiers - the likes of Spain Iceland, Austria Moldova. I put down €20 with a return of €1,000. I kept an eye on the Brazil odds and a week or so before the game, it changed to 4/6. A few days before the Brazil game I got an email from Coral saying that they had changed the odds on the Brazil part of my accumulator to 2/9. They quoted some part of the terms and conditions that I signed up to when joining that says where the odds are clearly wrong, they reserve the right to change them. It must be the only business where you can't be penalised for a cock-up...I was ready to fight once all games came in but then fcking Belguim drew at home to Greece... |
All Bookies are the same - They'll cover themselves with the small print. Had a similar situation a few years ago with Paddy Power who actually sent a word experience person (or somebody similar) to search the web to find something that got them out of paying me for a bet.
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Mental though. If you go into a shop, they have to sell to you at the price marked on the shelf regardless of what comes up at the till if they've fogotten to update the system. Would be an interesting case for someone if a lot of money was involved. I wonder if they'd just pay up if you threaten to publicise it. |
That's just not true |
You're right... If a shop incorrectly labels something with the wrong price, and it is lower than the price charged at the till, you do not have an automatic right to buy the goods at the marked price. As long as the seller tells you before your money is taken that the higher price applies, you can decide not to buy it. For bets though, I would have thought they'd have to stick with the odds given - a contract once you bet but clearly not.. |
So hang on, you acknowledge that a normal retailer can fix an obvious price error but not a bookmaker?
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 2:34pm |
AntrimMan wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
AntrimMan wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
Borussia wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
On the same subject, I noticed early last month that Coral had Brazil at 15/8 to beat Paraguay at home. I never put big money on so I added it in an accumulator with 9 or 10 'certs' in the qualifiers - the likes of Spain Iceland, Austria Moldova. I put down €20 with a return of €1,000. I kept an eye on the Brazil odds and a week or so before the game, it changed to 4/6. A few days before the Brazil game I got an email from Coral saying that they had changed the odds on the Brazil part of my accumulator to 2/9. They quoted some part of the terms and conditions that I signed up to when joining that says where the odds are clearly wrong, they reserve the right to change them. It must be the only business where you can't be penalised for a cock-up...I was ready to fight once all games came in but then fcking Belguim drew at home to Greece... |
All Bookies are the same - They'll cover themselves with the small print. Had a similar situation a few years ago with Paddy Power who actually sent a word experience person (or somebody similar) to search the web to find something that got them out of paying me for a bet.
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Mental though. If you go into a shop, they have to sell to you at the price marked on the shelf regardless of what comes up at the till if they've fogotten to update the system. Would be an interesting case for someone if a lot of money was involved. I wonder if they'd just pay up if you threaten to publicise it. |
That's just not true |
You're right... If a shop incorrectly labels something with the wrong price, and it is lower than the price charged at the till, you do not have an automatic right to buy the goods at the marked price. As long as the seller tells you before your money is taken that the higher price applies, you can decide not to buy it. For bets though, I would have thought they'd have to stick with the odds given - a contract once you bet but clearly not.. |
I don't argue the point all the same. Bookies are absolute gangsters and its an area that should be regulated much tighter or dealt with by legislation i.e, a bet should be like a contract, enforceable by law. |
I agree
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Posted: 21 Apr 2017 at 2:36pm |
Borussia wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
AntrimMan wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
Borussia wrote:
Hickster74 wrote:
On the same subject, I noticed early last month that Coral had Brazil at 15/8 to beat Paraguay at home. I never put big money on so I added it in an accumulator with 9 or 10 'certs' in the qualifiers - the likes of Spain Iceland, Austria Moldova. I put down €20 with a return of €1,000. I kept an eye on the Brazil odds and a week or so before the game, it changed to 4/6. A few days before the Brazil game I got an email from Coral saying that they had changed the odds on the Brazil part of my accumulator to 2/9. They quoted some part of the terms and conditions that I signed up to when joining that says where the odds are clearly wrong, they reserve the right to change them. It must be the only business where you can't be penalised for a cock-up...I was ready to fight once all games came in but then fcking Belguim drew at home to Greece... |
All Bookies are the same - They'll cover themselves with the small print. Had a similar situation a few years ago with Paddy Power who actually sent a word experience person (or somebody similar) to search the web to find something that got them out of paying me for a bet.
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Mental though. If you go into a shop, they have to sell to you at the price marked on the shelf regardless of what comes up at the till if they've fogotten to update the system. Would be an interesting case for someone if a lot of money was involved. I wonder if they'd just pay up if you threaten to publicise it. |
That's just not true |
You're right... If a shop incorrectly labels something with the wrong price, and it is lower than the price charged at the till, you do not have an automatic right to buy the goods at the marked price. As long as the seller tells you before your money is taken that the higher price applies, you can decide not to buy it. For bets though, I would have thought they'd have to stick with the odds given - a contract once you bet but clearly not.. |
It's not that long since the law meant that didn't legally have to pay you out on any bet, well certainly in the UK. |
The house always wins.. So technically it seems there's nothing to stop them changing odds on already placed bets whenever they like. Only thing stopping them doing it regularly is that people would go somewhere else I suppose.
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