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yes
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no if you highlight the rick to them via email, they'll treble your winnings |
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e-mails being written as we speak, little to no chance
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So they can cancel it? I've never seen this before.
It's been laid at 50-1. ![]() |
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palp not a rick
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ill be amazed if US Army Ranger wins the Derby, mugs are on this id say
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cancel the bet, give you your £2 back, close your account and pass your details onto every other online bookmaker ensuring they do similar.
....... apart from that you're ok |
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B**bright T&Cs state (unsurprisingly, every bookie has something like this):
8.1 We do not accept responsibility or liability for any mistakes in respect of the announcing, publishing or marking of prices, handicaps, place terms, betting information or results despite our every effort to ensure accuracy. We make every effort to ensure that no errors are made in prices offered or bets accepted. However, human and/or systems’ error may occasionally result in errors. We reserve the right to correct any obvious error and to void any bet placed where such have occurred. In the case of any blatant errors in prices transmitted (including for example where the price being displayed is materially different from those available in the general market and/or the price is clearly incorrect, depending on all of the circumstances), bets will be settled at the correct price at the time of acceptance (or the Starting Price in the case of horse-racing, whichever is the greater). If a bet is accepted by us on an event where offering a price on the event itself (rather than the price) was in error, the bet will be void and your stake will be returned. I'd be enormously surprised if they paid you out at the price struck, which means you're on very shifting ground if you lay it off on here. |
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hulk23
hulk23 14 Apr 16 16:51 Joined: 04 May 12 | Topic/replies: 3,202 | Blogger: hulk23's blog cancel the bet, give you your £2 back, close your account and pass your details onto every other online bookmaker ensuring they do similar. ....... apart from that you're ok Bit extreme ![]() ![]() |
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Ricky Rich will personally visit you and remove your kneecaps.
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Matt Chapman just said, on ATR ...
"US ARMY RANGER is NOT EVEN in the Derby at Epsom - It is in the Irish Derby - but NOT at Epsom." ![]() |
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And did he also say "the lads" can cover the supplementary fee without too much difficulty since they all seem to be on?
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US Army Ranger's entries :
ENTERED RACE ENTERED FOR THE FOLLOWING RACES 12May16 3:15 (Early closer) at York, Betfred Dante Stakes (Group 2) 21May16 3:20 (Early closer) at Curragh, Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas (Group 1) (Entire Colts & Fillies) 4Jun16 4:30 (Early closer) at Epsom, Investec Derby (Group 1) (Entire Colts & Fillies) Bet now 4 25Jun16 5:50 (Early closer) at Curragh, Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby (Group 1) (Entire Colts & Fillies) So Chapman appears to be wrong. |
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Collector.....USAR is a 4yo. Can't run in the Derby
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He's actually 5 but they're letting him run cos he's special
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its not 50s for the triumph hurdle.........has more chance of winning that
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Very good for offers very hard to see any of your money deposited back apparently .
A must for any fool with a desperate need to make their money disappear |
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@racingqueen - he's a 3yo according to the obvious sources - what's yours?
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strange thread - I'm not quite sure what's going on but
looking at the Betfair ante-post market the horse is favourite so the bookie will probably claim palpable error |
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it'a palpable palp
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![]() This is what happened |
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yes they will use the palpable error rule
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