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bingbang
13 Mar 11 20:01
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I would guess it would be well into the thousands.

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By:
TheVis
When: 14 Mar 11 08:53
and where would they go?

People need BF more than BF needs them.  Right now there is no viable alternative.
By:
luloo
When: 16 Mar 11 01:26
NOT ENOGH TOOK THERE DOUGH OUT
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SHAPESHIFTER
When: 16 Mar 11 09:50
TheVis is correct.  It is bounds ahead of what any other bookmaker can offer and connects the world better than most.

Unfortunately, betfair is not a restaurant where in the case of a bad meal, it goes back to the kitchen and "make good" takes fifteen minutes, a bottle of wine on the house to smooth things over.

Saturday's crash did not happen in a blink.  Those in betfair towers would have seen glitches.  But somewhere someone made the decision to push through rather than shut and the engine that had been running in the red exploded.

We, as clients, put our trust into betfair that when we put large sums of money into position that it is safe.

Regardless of the T & C's, compensation to those affected (I was not) should be given compensation in free bets, not be told they have to spend money and then win in order to earn compensation.

Betfair are taking the Ryan Air approach to client relations.
By:
ijs
When: 16 Mar 11 12:07
nobody did dummy
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