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With about 10 minutes to go, and the score at 0-0 in the Grimsby vs Pompey game earlier today, the price on Grimsby ballooned out to 67.00 with the score still at 0-0 (sure enough, Pompey went on to win 0-1 - irrelevant though that is).
But, has anyone seen that happen before? Where a clearly erroneous price has come up on a site and the bookie has accepted the bet, they've won and its been paid out? I do wonder what would have happened if the result had come in.
But, has anyone seen that happen before? Where a clearly erroneous price has come up on a site and the bookie has accepted the bet, they've won and its been paid out? I do wonder what would have happened if the result had come in.
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palpable error rule
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Interesting. Any chance I could get my money back on that? Obviously I whacked 50 quid on Grimsby as one would if offered, say, 30/1 to roll a 6 on a dice.
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Your bet still stands, but you would have been paid out at 6/1 (which it what i assume the odds should have been). You have also been flagged up at bet£365 as a chancer.
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yep- quickest way to get a red card mate - not worth it to win a few quid
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Well I think anyone if
1) offered those odds and 2) assuming they'd genuinely be paid out in the event of a win Would take the bet. |
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depends if you value the bookie or just wanbted to make a one off amount .
i get offers all the time but rarely take advantage of them - rather stay a member |
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The odds of being paid out by a bookie on a palpable error 1000/1
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