Quote from: alani123 on Today at 08:32:08 PM

So just to be clear, the final result of the match was 2 - 1, and you betting on a draw would have won if it was 2 - 2.

Why are you expecting the VAR decision to not count though?
Bets are settled based on the final score. And if the league sets its final score based on VAR decisions, then there's little the bookie can do.
You can't realistically expect a bookie to not settle a bet at all just because VAR was involved. That would make a lot of other bettors unhappy.

Quote from: alani123 on Today at 08:32:08 PM

So just to be clear, the final result of the match was 2 - 1, and you betting on a draw would have won if it was 2 - 2.

Why are you expecting the VAR decision to not count though?
Bets are settled based on the final score. And if the league sets its final score based on VAR decisions, then there's little the bookie can do.
You can't realistically expect a bookie to not settle a bet at all just because VAR was involved. That would make a lot of other bettors unhappy.

That's correct - but I placed my bet at the time when it was 2-2, at the odds of it being 2-2 at the time (which were 2.05). The goal was ruled out, so it wasn't actually 2-2, and so the odds then went up to 6.0. So my bet was placed on the assumption that the score would be 2-2, at the odds offered for 2-2. Instead, I was royally shafted.

Other sites like 365 and betfair etc all void bets when a VAR decision overturns a goal. So thought I'd ask. Because you are taking the price at the time assuming it will be 2-2, only for it to be overturned and you now stuck with a bummy price.

I'm also wondering if i'd placed a bet on the team winning, instead of the draw, if that would have been void!