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11-30-2005, 10:27 PM
Won a $60 satellite at bet365poker to get in a $300 satellite, which I won to make me eligible for a $3000 satellite for a chance to win a monte carlo millions package. I tried for 3 weeks to find 9 other players for this satellite and there were never enough players. When time ran out bet365pokers said that's tough you get nothing??!!?? Is this normal??? I've played other sites where they just give you the money in your account? Attached is an e-mail they sent me offering a seat in a $500 tourney instead. I have plenty more if you want to read them. It's a rip off. I guess they had a parrty with the $3K I won.

Dear Mr Wallen

Thank you for your patience while we have been reviewing your compliant.

As previously discussed, our rules clearly stated that Rounders tokens were neither transferable nor redeemable for cash and as such the network was in a position where players were going to lose such tokens. A decision was taken to put on the MCM Special Freeroll in order for players with outstanding tokens to use them in full and the $75,000 prize pool was increased by the network so as to ensure that we made no gain from the tokens. Unfortunately, it was only possible to put the one final tournament on and customers with different levels of tokens could not be differentiated between.

We are sorry you feel aggrieved by what has happened and as a gesture of goodwill bet365 would like to pay for your entry in to the Online Final of the Scandinavian Open Final which has a buy in of $470+$45, with 1 in 20 winning a seat to the EPT Scandinavian Open held at the Scandinavian Open held at the casino Copenhagen in Denmark on 20-22 January 2006.

Please let us know if you would like us to do so.

Kind Regards
Martin Willis
bet365 Casino and Poker Manager

12-01-2005, 03:22 AM
It stinks, but there will be little you can do. It will be covered in their T&Cs. Keep on at them as this would seem very negative for them.

Xenod
12-01-2005, 03:31 AM
They're probably bullet-proof legally, however your story certainly generates bad PR. That might be all that they're willing to offer you, but it's certainly your right as a consumer to bug them until you're satisfied with their compensation.