BoDog's explanation on odds case

bigboydan · Sep 23, 2003

http://www.sportsbookreview.com/bodog919.htm

lander · Sep 23, 2003

Lame excuse Rob. Fix the software like every other book does.

deadon · Sep 23, 2003

I agree with Bodog,good explanation a lot of books are the same

christof · Sep 23, 2003

Happens on fast moving lines, but works in my favor as much as not. Its nice to be taking a line you thought was good at -110 and after clicking the bet, pop up as +105 or whatever.

I don't think its different than any other I've used.

lander · Sep 23, 2003

Nevermind, I thought the error was with them getting new odds after they confirmed ...

absolutely nothing wrong with updating the odds when you get to the confirm page (no way around it).

My bad Rob.

BillDozer · Sep 23, 2003

bodog has software glitches. I had a line today and no matter how many times I refreshed it it said it expired and it never gave me a new line. I cleared cookies and cache and rebooted but nothing until I switched to netscape. My VM is all up to date as well

Java · Sep 23, 2003

Bodog's explanation, while a correct description of line move and internet software, DOES NOT answer the question by the player.

The player is not talking about a situation with waiting for 10 minutes. The player is complaining that the line he couldn't bet re-appeared once he logged off.

The weird thing is: why would any software report one line but not honor any bets on it? Wouldn't that prevent any business? How would a book make money if no one coudl bet?

Sounds like a software glitch. Bodog should work with the player to either show the player his error or duplicate the error for Bodog's programmers.