MATCHBOOK.COM - Cash-out an rule confusion?

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  • samus82
    SBR Sharp
    • 04-16-10
    • 403

    #1
    MATCHBOOK.COM - Cash-out an rule confusion?
    Problem with www.matchbook.com

    Had a bet on T20 cricket, INDIA vs NEW ZEALAND. Played on the live markets and it got down to the last over with NZ massive favourites. I cashed out not feeling confident and low and behold, the match went to a super over! Felt relieved, but found out that matchbook voided my bets (when you cash out, they stake money on the other market). I won a profit by cashing out, however, Matchbook have graded this a void.

    This means that my profit has now been removed.

    Surely under the rules of the cash-out I am protected from any eventuality in the match? I also am confused on their grading Their rules state the match will be voided if the teams draw, but the match was settled on a super over. I am really confused by this.

    Because I used my winnings on another market, it has left my account with a negative balance. Can someone help me with this? I asked matchbook to intervene but they just keep saying they'll get back to me at some stage.

    Is this correct how they have handled it?
  • samus82
    SBR Sharp
    • 04-16-10
    • 403

    #2
    Matchbook have e-mailed me to say that as they consider the match to have ended in a draw, then all bets are voided. To clarify, the match didn't end in a draw - that isn't possible. It was tied at the end of the 20 overs, but that is not the same as the match being a draw.
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      Administrator
      • 06-10-10
      • 60642

      #3
      It isn't that hard to click on the rules and check.




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      • dealer wins
        SBR Wise Guy
        • 02-03-09
        • 816

        #4
        Yeah for cricket, 2 way markets (ML) are settled as a push/void if its a tie, even if they have a super over.
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