If a sports book incorrectly grades a loser a winner and then 3 days later changed it but you run up a high balance with the money you got paid out wh

[pocketrockets]

No. Ideally, scores should be double checked at the end of the day. It's a monotonous job that is easy to blow through and not catch the original error (like tying your shoe). Then you have cases where the grading service sends you the wrong score as well. That happens frequently. These things usually get sorted out before 3 days because somebody on the other side will call in that they should have won. If it's an obscure event without much action, that doesn't always apply. The OP didn't specify which league, so I can envision cases that never get the correct score.

+1

RLR speaking from experience here. Is not a big deal.

 

[CHOPTALK]

Tough call. I agree with $tinky.

Chop did this really happen or is this just a hypothetical"what if" ?

It kinda happened .

The first part did .

Bet 90 on a play that lost but graded it a winner .

So had 170 sitting there that should be 0.

Thought about going all in on the free money but said to myself what would happen if/when they realize their mistake?

It would really suck to waste time betting with money that don't exist and it made me think about this question and why I started this thread.

Sure enough 3 days later I logged on and the 170 was back to zero.


My plan was gonna be to leave it alone for 30 days and if it was still there then I would use it

 

[NBAcapper08]

another occasion i had the sac kings TT that lost by .5 for 600. decided i was done betting that night and would just pay the man. the site graded it a win and i went on to win 4k. the guy never batted an eye at it.

 

[DrunkenHorseplayer]

The book's error is on them; only the 170 should be taken.