Bookie refuses to pay out £7 million on snow bet
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Captain Pugwash
Paul Kitson
Didnt know you could do accies on snow fall!
Should have offered him more then £30 though!
Should have offered him more then £30 though!
withdeanwombat
Well-known member
Bloody punters always trying to rip off the honest bookies who are only there to provide jobs and a bit of fun to the downtrodden masses.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Tight bastards they took the bet no matter what
HAILSHAM SEAGULL
Well-known member
- Nov 9, 2009
- 10,359
I'll take your word for it
Whitterz
Mmmmm? Marvellous
they will do an out of court settlement i suspect in order to avoid damaging thier brand and losing consumer confidence.
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Deleted User X18H
Guest
A gambling debt is a debt of honour and not legally enforceable. Ladbrokes are suggesting these are related contingencies. Though I cannot see how on this occasion.
disgruntled h blocker
Active member
Guess the bookie never loses... Could be an honest mistake by the bloke behind the till!
Hatterlovesbrighton
something clever
Typical Argus journalism. Gambling debts have been legally enforcable since the Gambling Act 2005
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
So if I put a bet on 'by mistake' and lost. I would get my money back 
Gerbil
Nsc's most loved
Pay up you tight bastard's
This.
Ninja Elephant
Doctor Elephant
- Feb 16, 2009
- 18,855
I don't even know how this mistake could have been made... considering our system. What a 24 carat dipstick. 
Glad it wasn't me.... this time.
Glad it wasn't me.... this time.
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Deleted User X18H
Guest
Not strictly true.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 36,027
i think they are trying to say just that, you cant.
its fair to say that if it snows in London, its related that it might also snow in Southampton and Oxford say.
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Deleted User X18H
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Yes but snow fall is a random event.
I have seen the betting slip on another site the cashier has acknowledged (ringed) each price. Therefore it has not just been taken in error the cashier has checked the price of every 'event' this would have taken a few minutes. It is not a case of just taken the slip putting through the till without really looking at it. Ladbrokes should just agree a decent ex gratia payment
I have seen the betting slip on another site the cashier has acknowledged (ringed) each price. Therefore it has not just been taken in error the cashier has checked the price of every 'event' this would have taken a few minutes. It is not a case of just taken the slip putting through the till without really looking at it. Ladbrokes should just agree a decent ex gratia payment
BensGrandad
New member
Young Billy Smart in Worthing lost a bet some years ago when a company, I think it was Ladbrokes, refused to pay out on a dog accumalator because one of the races was on the slip as 9.17 and the actual race was listed as 9.19 or vice versa and they argued that the race didnt exist. If I remeber right they returned his stake money and not the winnings of about £8k, which was a sizeable win in the 60s, that was going on the last race. They deemed the whole bet null and void.