Can't find WWE events on bet365. So got these from a WWE site in US odd form. eg. +250, converted in to UK/EU oddsWhere did You get the odds from...?
Can't find WWE events on bet365. So got these from a WWE site in US odd form. eg. +250, converted in to UK/EU oddsWhere did You get the odds from...?
Yeah, can I please ask the name of that site?Can't find WWE events on bet365. So got these from a WWE site in US odd form. eg. +250, converted in to UK/EU odds
Sportskeeda and I thing I reversed the odds of WWE Championship eventYeah, can I please ask the name of that site?
Yep, that's why I asked.Sportskeeda and I thing I reversed the odds of WWE Championship event
I'm fixing it.[DOUBLEPOST=1507390066][/DOUBLEPOST]Yep, that's why I asked.
Yep, that's why I asked.
Done!I'm fixing it.
So you are requesting for a refund? That's not possible. Odds don't always determine the match result. It maybe of Cricket, WWE or any other event. It will 50% depend on your risk taking ablility and 50% on the odds.@Field Marshal i bet on Nakamura because he had the lower odds. It's not really fair that i lost my money because of that.[DOUBLEPOST=1507548613][/DOUBLEPOST]@asprin
If you're referring towards this@Field Marshal i bet on Nakamura because he had the lower odds. It's not really fair that i lost my money because of that.
I thing I reversed the odds of WWE Championship event
I did fixed the odds yesterday, soon after when NMA noticed.I'm fixing it.[DOUBLEPOST=1507390066][/DOUBLEPOST]
Done!
Yes, but the odds help you in betting on someone you think is going to win. I bet on Nakamura because he (wrongly) had the lowest odds to win. So his odds misled me into betting on him.So you are requesting for a refund? That's not possible. Odds don't always determine the match result. It maybe of Cricket, WWE or any other event. It will 50% depend on your risk taking ablility and 50% on the odds.
You can't always expect a team having low odds win the game. That's ridiculous!
I concur with PE. It seems like you simply went with the one whose returns were the lowest (without having knowledge about who the stronger participant among the two was) in anticipation that he will have the highest chance of winning. Though technically that is right, but it's not always the case.So his odds misled me into betting on him.
You should be kidding here. Why would anyone place the wager on the outcome that has the lowest odds? Say, Afghanistan beat Australia in the 1st game and has the low odds in the 2nd gane compared to Australia's odds. Would you bet on Afghanistan only because it has lowest odds?Yes, but the odds help you in betting on someone you think is going to win. I bet on Nakamura because he (wrongly) had the lowest odds to win. So his odds misled me into betting on him.
Well if I remember correctly only NMA bid on that event before I updated...Yes, but the odds help you in betting on someone you think is going to win. I bet on Nakamura because he (wrongly) had the lowest odds to win. So his odds misled me into betting on him.
I did too.Well if I remember correctly only NMA bid on that event before I updated...
That's not the point. The point is, the odds were wrong.Note: I've lost nearly 10 M in the past were I placed the wagers on outcome having low odds and the opposite team had won the game. What can I do when my luck was not with me?
It was later corrected? And also it was mentioned in this thread?I did too.
That's not the point. The point is, the odds were wrong.
I didn't follow it. That's not my fault. The odds are there to help you decide even if you haven't followed the event, and in this case they were misleading.[DOUBLEPOST=1507551117][/DOUBLEPOST]Look, the storyline of WWE was quite clear from beginning. You did the mistake by yourself. No one has forced you to wager on Nakamura.
That didn't have any effect on my wager.It was later corrected? And also it was mentioned in this thread?