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The internal regulations are more important than the officia
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| samibaceri | Дата: Среда, 01.07.2026, 15:00 | Сообщение # 1 |
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| I found myself in a situation where, after calculating my baseball bet, it turned out that the match had been shortened due to the weather, and according to the rules of the office there should be a refund, but the bet was considered a loss. I filed an appeal with an excerpt from the official league rules, but received a response.: "We use the internal regulations that prevail." It turns out that their rules are more important than the generally accepted sports rules. And their app constantly required access to a microphone and geolocation, otherwise it wouldn't launch. This is a gross violation of privacy. Which bookmaker should I choose, where the betting is calculated according to generally accepted sports rules, and not according to invented ones on the go?
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| hrenmalin | Дата: Среда, 01.07.2026, 15:50 | Сообщение # 2 |
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| The internal regulations are more important than the league rules — this is their right, but it must be spelled out in the rules. See the rules of the sport on their website. If there is no reservation, challenge it. Access to the microphone can be disabled in the phone settings, leaving only the camera.
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| oliverbennet31 | Дата: Среда, 01.07.2026, 16:46 | Сообщение # 3 |
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| Calculating a loss in a shortened match, when there should be a refund, is tyranny. The priority of internal regulations over sports rules is a path to manipulation. Requiring access to a microphone and geolocation for the app to work is espionage. I value honest calculation and privacy, so I'm with the Melbet mobilewebsite. Here, bets are calculated according to generally accepted norms, and the application does not interfere with personal life unless absolutely necessary.
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