Dave pays Areef and everyone is happy and he is doing the things necessary to prevent this from happening again. The payment was made simply because of the public relations nightmare and the damage it was and would have done to the book.
Now, the following are three cut and past from Areef and Dave.
Areef: "The match is played and nadal wins.. I had a dime on it... 6050 win right? ... Yup it's graded as a win. Then 2 hours later they deduct all but 1500 and they inform me after my winner won that it was a BAD LINE."
Dave:"Another important thing to mention that both bets made by 'Areef' and his other account were made minutes apart and both were made for $1000."
Dave in announcing the payment: "I decided this afternoon after taking into consideration all viewpoints to pay Areef his full wager of $2000 @ +435. This suggestion was made by a few members of the forum and specifically by Areef during our discussion"
Now, assuming the last statement is true which I think it is, Areef has been paid on bets that clearly were fraudulently made to circumvent the $1000 limit of the book on that bet.
My opinion based on what I know remains that Areef knowingly took a shot and fraudulently circumvented the limits of the book. I give Dave kudos for paying what he paid. I wish there was some way to avoid the rush to judgement and public crucifixtion of a book.
Betcbs is not totally free of wrong --they should have cancelled the bets quickly. But the above quotes would seem to support Areef knowingly took a shot. If this is the case, it speaks volumns about Areef.
Now, the following are three cut and past from Areef and Dave.
Areef: "The match is played and nadal wins.. I had a dime on it... 6050 win right? ... Yup it's graded as a win. Then 2 hours later they deduct all but 1500 and they inform me after my winner won that it was a BAD LINE."
Dave:"Another important thing to mention that both bets made by 'Areef' and his other account were made minutes apart and both were made for $1000."
Dave in announcing the payment: "I decided this afternoon after taking into consideration all viewpoints to pay Areef his full wager of $2000 @ +435. This suggestion was made by a few members of the forum and specifically by Areef during our discussion"
Now, assuming the last statement is true which I think it is, Areef has been paid on bets that clearly were fraudulently made to circumvent the $1000 limit of the book on that bet.
My opinion based on what I know remains that Areef knowingly took a shot and fraudulently circumvented the limits of the book. I give Dave kudos for paying what he paid. I wish there was some way to avoid the rush to judgement and public crucifixtion of a book.
Betcbs is not totally free of wrong --they should have cancelled the bets quickly. But the above quotes would seem to support Areef knowingly took a shot. If this is the case, it speaks volumns about Areef.