I went to place a bet today on Dunfermline to beat Airdrie at half-time and at full-time.I tried to place it on the Betdaq exchange.A friend had warned me that sometimes betting bots can see you coming if you place your cursor over the price you want to take on an exchange.So I clicked on an inferior price instead,and then edited the odds.
Everything went fine until I clicked to confirm the bet,at which instant the odds changed and my bet,which should have been matched,wasn't.
Anything that knew that I had clicked to confirm /place the bet,could only have known through Betdaq's system.In other words,someone with access to their house 'bot was tempting me with offers that I couldn't actually take,presumably in the hope that I would then accept inferior odds.
If Betdaq let this practice continue,they will alienate their customers.It's like putting sale offers in a shop window and then refusing to sell the goods at that price.
Everything went fine until I clicked to confirm the bet,at which instant the odds changed and my bet,which should have been matched,wasn't.
Anything that knew that I had clicked to confirm /place the bet,could only have known through Betdaq's system.In other words,someone with access to their house 'bot was tempting me with offers that I couldn't actually take,presumably in the hope that I would then accept inferior odds.
If Betdaq let this practice continue,they will alienate their customers.It's like putting sale offers in a shop window and then refusing to sell the goods at that price.
