Exactly.
Knew of a guy who had a bet on a 6th rd KO, my brother and I were lamenting his loss with 28 seconds left, then BAM.
Lucky bastard probably went from cursing the stars to dancing around the room, I wish I'd have been there.
I guess I'll have to have my brother ask.Would he win that? I've seen people whinging that they aren't paying out on KO's as it was a TKO but I know nothing about it so no idea if that's normal
That's what made me biased against him for a long time and the fact he was British. LOLFury just doesn't look the part, but he's a clever boxer, well deserved win
I guess I'll have to have my brother ask.
That would be one hell of a fucked up technicality to not pay on a win condition bet. Any idea what reputable betting house is pulling such a thing?
Yeah...Bet365 are saying their terms are clear a KO is when a fighter can't get up before the 10 and a TKO is when the ref steps in so they are settling only as a TKO
Wow they are catching hell on Twitter, and apparantly deleted a tweet saying Fury had "knocked out" Whyte but people caught it in screenshots.Bet365 are saying their terms are clear a KO is when a fighter can't get up before the 10 and a TKO is when the ref steps in so they are settling only as a TKO
Apparently everyone else has already paid it out, they are setting their business on fire right now.I think they'll pay out to be fair and claim it as a goodwill gesture
Apparently everyone else has already paid it out, they are setting their business on fire right now.
I don't want to speculate too much, but my decade of supporting myself through online poker taught me the "silly clown shit" you wouldn't expect a site to try to get away with are associated with impending cash flow issues.Don't understand what they're thinking. Surely this isn't the first time a case like this has popped up in boxing since they've been in business? Silly clown shit.