Aug 27, 2017 -- 10:31AM, Adibadinho wrote:
It's true but where is the suspension on this managed market? After this phantom goal betfair opened the market immediately and stakes opened on the draw about 1,03 - 1,04 odds.So i don't understand betfair why not do suspension when the result is not sure. Moreover it show wrong result also. The trading become pointless...
some people won huge here, theres always two sides
Not suspending on the occurrence of a Material Event
If Betfair does not suspend a market on time for the occurrence of a Material Event, Betfair reserves the right to void bets unfairly matched after the Material Event has occurred. Voiding of these bets may take place during the event or retrospectively once a game is completed.
Definition of “Material Event”
For the purpose of these Exchange Rules, a "Material Event" shall mean a goal being scored, a penalty being awarded or a player being sent off.
By definition a VAR decision is a Material Event.
Aug 27, 2017 -- 2:22PM, hippie wrote:
If a goal scored in the 98th minute is disallowed then the score was never 1-1 and odds of 1.01-1.04 for the draw is in palpable error territory.
incidents have happened in the past even before VAR, usually when an inplay game has had the onscreen scoreboard change to add a goal but its actually been disallowed, those watching think theyre buying money.
anyone putting in fat finger bets trying to buy money need to be aware of whats possible, i have no sympathy and congratulate the plunter who got £3 on @1000.0 for 0-1.
ive won and lost on VAR, i really enjoy it, i dont want it taken away because people dont know the rules of the sport they are betting on

Aug 27, 2017 -- 6:13PM, wisewords wrote:
I think the conclusion will be the death of suspend/unsuspend practice on inplay football markets. Instead, match odds markets will remain open throughout the whole match, like in NFL.
this is how it should be, for sure.