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jimmy101
11 Dec 11 15:26
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Will the double run or will the treble b void? Does any1 know please
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Report One footed pony • December 11, 2011 3:45 PM GMT
Why would they void the bet?
Treated as a non runner surely.
Report jimmy101 • December 11, 2011 3:51 PM GMT
Well by not voiding it means my bet is more likely to lose and if it does lose will they give me any money back seen as my liability surely should go down
Report gethin66 • December 11, 2011 4:00 PM GMT
in my opinion its the same as backing it...you have now layed a double...   easily solved...goto 'my bets'  if its still there...its still running...   but i think you'll find it still counts...now a double...  sorryyyyyyyy
Report One footed pony • December 11, 2011 4:00 PM GMT
You wont lose as much, so you'll probably
get refunded on settlement.
Unless you win the bet, of course.
Report gethin66 • December 11, 2011 4:01 PM GMT
only possible solution is hope the first lay 'wins' for you...then 'back' the other team as a single to try get something back from it...
Report gethin66 • December 11, 2011 4:02 PM GMT
if it was a bookies the money is evenly split still...so i think you may find ALL the money goes on those two games...  evenly split...you need to do some calculations...and fast lol
Report One footed pony • December 11, 2011 4:08 PM GMT
If say I got 5 out of 6 and the 6th one
was postponed. I would be pretty p1ssed
off if I wasn't payed out!
Report One footed pony • December 11, 2011 4:12 PM GMT
* paid ^^^^^ Blush
Report gethin66 • December 11, 2011 4:37 PM GMT
agree OFP...   also if i was 'backing' this bet id be pissed off if 2 won and one postponed and didnt get paid out... so as far as i see...it stands...
Report One footed pony • December 11, 2011 4:54 PM GMT
That's right gettin66, no one knows whether
a game's going to be postponed, when they
place the bet. That's what multis are all
about.
Report gethin66 • December 11, 2011 4:58 PM GMT
also marvelous how you help these ppl out and tell them to go to 'my account' etc....  and they dont give you te answer...they just go offline....   some ppl eh?   tut tut... ignorant sh ite Wink
Report Forest000 • December 11, 2011 5:00 PM GMT
I have placed a multiple and one of the games has now been abandoned or postponed. Will the bet be void?


If one of the selections in your multiple is an abandoned or postponed game, any line involving that particular selection will be subject to the three day rule.

Should the game be replayed within three days all bets including that selection will stand and settled as normal.

If the game is not played within three days, any lines including that particular selection will be made void.

The below examples will detail how your bet will be managed:
You place £10 on a 5 fold multiple bet. If one of the selections is postponed and not played within three days, your £10 stake will be placed against a 4 fold multiple bet with the remaining valid selections.
You place a £10 5 team multiple bet, as well as including 4 folds, trebles, and doubles at £2 stake per line. The total stake for your bet would be £60. Any postponed game not played within the three days would be removed from each applicable line, leaving a new multiple of a £10 4 fold, and any lines including the postponed game reduced to include the valid runners. In this case the 4 folds reduced including the postponed game will be reduced to trebles, trebles to doubles and doubles to singles. This will also mean that you will have duplicate combinations as a result.
Report One footed pony • December 11, 2011 5:05 PM GMT
^^^ Fair play rules, just as it should be ^^^
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