The current price is technically still 0. Post your wallet and I'll send you some.

Faircoin forever.!!!I love it

I certainly trust BitBet to resolve bets correctly.
Look at the history of the BFL and BitFury bets. Plenty of noise from users that were clearly wrong (and on the BitFury bet, it made me lose, so…).

You're just going to gain a reputation of blackmailing services that do not owe you anything, like your friend snackman. Good job!

What you do not understand is that acting like a retard and going all "theft", demanding things that are not yours anymore, are only making things worse.
If I was running BitBet, you can be sure I would never give anything to you, in fear of encouraging more scammers like you to act that way. If it was asked nicely, in a "I made a mistake" way? I would immediately refund you, minus the usual fee.

I'm in contact with a lawyer right now - I'll keep you updated. What other sites run BitBet banners/ads?

dono but fuckface here managed to pull it off

Gambling is risky but the risk is supposed to be in losing the bets and not getting screwed by the site operator. Having a rule that payments must be confirmed before a bet is resolved to count is perfectly reasonable. Having a rule that refunds of such payments are subject to a small convenience fee (since it may require manual intervention to refund) is also perfectly reasonable. Having a rule that says bets don't count up to X minutes before a bet is resolved is also reasonable.

A price of almost $750 is not $750 though, so unless the bet was placed after the price actually crossed $750 then I don't think it's an exploit - the outcome was still in doubt even if the doubt was very small. Regardless, keeping 100% of the money is stealing, and a wave of people from BitBet IRC chat saying otherwise doesn't change that.

A FAQ is for when people have questions, it's not a must-read for casual users who want to make sure they don't get screwed by awful policies. Even actual must-reads like terms and conditions you must agree to before using a service do not give you the right to steal.

OP, I hope you contact a lawyer if the site continues to refuse to refund you. I bet a judge would see this as stealing, but running this by a lawyer would be the best way to be sure. You're out a significant chunk of change so I believe it could easily be worth it, and you'd be doing the bitcoin community a service.

So if BitBet clock shows 10:45, what time is it on arbitrary bet #6705's clock?

Timing does not work in Bitcoin the way you intuitively imagine it would.

In fact the reason the blockchain even exists in the first place is that timing and synchronicity issues have no easy solution.

The service is GAMBLING.  GAMBLING is risky.  When bets are time average weighted you must discourage late bets.  Why?

Masses of idiots like you would spam the blockchain at the last possible second when the bet outcome is known, for even a 1% winnings.  This screws early bettors and creates 95% of the work for bitbet admins for 5% of the customers.  The same 5% of childish people that bitbet is discouraging, because they are the worst kind of customers.   

This OPEN discouragement of late betting is clearly explained as such, in the faq. 

You're telling me you went and sent 10btc, at the time, ~$8,000, without even reading the faq? And you're blaming others for this oversight?

On a positive note, you were smart enough to send a small amount when you hadn't read the faq.  Well done.

Why do you want a refund if you indeed won the bet

Sore loser or legit claim?