Went to loal shop to have 30 EW Dandy Boy. Cashier told me only 20 EW and wrote new ticket but just noticed she's just written "Dandy Boy 3.25 Ascot" and then a stake of 40. As she hasn't written either win or EW what will it be settled as?
That will be a massive stroke of luck if you are right but I won't have the nerve to challenge them if I get paid EW. I wouldn't want to get anyone in trouble.
That will be a massive stroke of luck if you are right but I won't have the nerve to challenge them if I get paid EW. I wouldn't want to get anyone in trouble.
A1 Bionic - Are you sure they wouldn't have paid me anything if it had have been placed but not won. The slip doesn't say either and I had asked for EW which is what my original slip said.
A1 Bionic - Are you sure they wouldn't have paid me anything if it had have been placed but not won. The slip doesn't say either and I had asked for EW which is what my original slip said.
They would have paid you nothing. It went through the camera as a win bet. If you said it was supposed to be EW they'd apologise (if the cashier admitted their mistake) and say there's nothing they could do about it.
It's a win bet. Collect your winnings.
WFC might be her initials because she wrote out the slip.
They would have paid you nothing. It went through the camera as a win bet. If you said it was supposed to be EW they'd apologise (if the cashier admitted their mistake) and say there's nothing they could do about it.It's a win bet. Col
I always write either "Win" or "EW" on my slips. So is it the case that if you write neither it's a win bet even if you asked for EW? Won't it depend what she typed in her computer rather than what the slip says?
I always write either "Win" or "EW" on my slips. So is it the case that if you write neither it's a win bet even if you asked for EW? Won't it depend what she typed in her computer rather than what the slip says?
its a win ..cashier wont want to bring the error up as it was hers....but if it is in system as ew then you can make the point you only wanted win and have ticket to prove but this may jeopardise her position. Do it , bookies find ANYWAY not to pay and you have proof so take it all. wd nice luck :)
its a win ..cashier wont want to bring the error up as it was hers....but if it is in system as ew then you can make the point you only wanted win and have ticket to prove but this may jeopardise her position. Do it , bookies find ANYWAY not to pay
Just phoned a friend; he reckons it depends how she translated it but I could probably argue it's a Win Only bet, but they will probably argue the £20 EW limit means it is obvious it was an EW bet. I will go cash it in as soon as my son brings my car back.
Just phoned a friend; he reckons it depends how she translated it but I could probably argue it's a Win Only bet, but they will probably argue the
I think it should be OK. You could imagine there could be some poor old guy with chronic artharitis who wanted a bet and the staff could help him out by writting it for him. I was surprised she didn't just change the stake on my slip, which would have been much easier than writting out a whole new slip.
I think it should be OK. You could imagine there could be some poor old guy with chronic artharitis who wanted a bet and the staff could help him out by writting it for him. I was surprised she didn't just change the stake on my slip, which woul
if it's a busy shop then another member of staff might have entered it in to system then it would go in as win. but if it's the same lady she just might remember you wanted each way and realised her error
if it's a busy shop then another member of staff might have entered it in to system then it would go in as win. but if it's the same lady she just might remember you wanted each way and realised her error