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Mount Betting By: Sandy0822 - Customer

Postby Buckie » Wed Jun 04, 2014 3:27 pm

['Edited and reposted. The Guidelines of the website, through which all accept article at enrollment, state that organization titles aren't to become mentioned.]Time: 6/7/2006 11:15:53 AM State: PAI put a bet on the web site for that Preakness Competition last month. The guess was a $1.00 Trifecta 8/1567/134567 to get a complete guess of $20.00. It was a successful bet. The monitor payment for this guess was 56.40. The web site paid me 0. They suggest that the most payment to get a $1 bet is 300 times the guess. They state easily might have guess a $20 Trifecta then I'd receive the 56.40 despite the fact that 300 times $20 is 00. You receive 300 times your guess or even the monitor payment whatever is less. I usually guess at off-track betting near my house and so I never heard about not recieving the monitor payment. Easily might have bet this in the off-track betting I'd have received the 56.40. A $20 trifecta for that competition might have gained me $39,128.00. Why could anybody wish to guess as of this site? I've recently found the website is definitely an off-shore betting company as well as their is extremely small option to recovering the cash I dropped. If anybody has any info regarding how I will recover the cash I dropped please respond.
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Horse Betting By: Sandy0822 - Consumer

Postby Edingu » Sun Jun 08, 2014 8:51 pm

Time: 6/7/2006 1:44:45 PM State: CAIf you wish to achieve this, you are able to prosecute them within the legislation where they're situated. I have not googled them, however itis apt to be someplace within the Caribean.However, you will probably shed. Their business model along with you is lined by their conditions and terms, which without doubt put down precisely the limitations they truly are currently estimating you.Richard
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Postby William » Sun Jun 08, 2014 10:51 pm

Time: 6/7/2006 11:40:44 AM State: CAShould have browse the guidelines. It is extremely plainly mentioned on the site: "Gain, Location, Display bets pay full track possibilities. Other bets pay complete course chances up to maximum payout of 300 times your unique guess amount.""Complete course odds "as much as the most payment" indicates if you'd have guess the $20, you'd have gotten the 56. That you don't get significantly more than the mattress gives in the monitor. Similarly, if you'd have wager $10, you'd have gotten the 56 and you'd have gotten 00 if you'd guess $5. Guess $1, you receive 0.Internet gaming is illegitimate in america. If you like to risk officially, visit the OTB.
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Postby Marcus » Tue Jun 10, 2014 6:36 am

Date: 6/7/2006 12:18:39 PMYou probably cannot even sue in your state because betting is regulated by the state and they get a portion somehow.You engaged in what appears to be an illegal transaction. It's like buying pot but getting oregano. You can't really sue the dealer for your money.
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Postby Waylon » Tue Jun 17, 2014 2:21 am

Plenty of "ifs" inside your article...Sounds in my experience as if you didn't browse the conditions and terms of gambling here before you put your guess. If you don't may show the guidelines weren't in position or weren't open to you whenever you registered, I can not consider of the way you might possess a situation. And, obviously, while you mentioned, the truth that who owns the website isn't in america just compounds the obvious legitimate flaws inside your claim.
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