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Old 09-29-2004, 12:25 PM
GrannyMae GrannyMae is offline
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Default Re: The $500 Bonus --- Let Sleeping Dogs Lay

The truth is that they accepted a bonus code and then furthermore sent out an e-mail confirming their acceptance of the bonus

if you were incorrectly pushed a pot that you lost because a dumbass programmer made a mistake would this be a breach of contract? i'm not trolling, i am asking seriously since you are a law student. in this scenario, you had the worst hand, and it was awarded to you incorrectly due to a coding error.

from what i see, this is simply a malfunction. voiding malfunctions is clearly covered in the terms you accepted when signing up.
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Old 09-29-2004, 12:33 PM
nolanfan34 nolanfan34 is offline
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Default Re: The $500 Bonus --- Let Sleeping Dogs Lay

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from what i see, this is simply a malfunction. voiding malfunctions is clearly covered in the terms you accepted when signing up.

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Exactly. It's not like someone sat down and typed up the confirmation e-mail either. That stuff is completely automated (along with some of the support e-mails too I think). Heck, when I withdraw money from Empire or Party, I get two confirmation e-mails within a split second of my withdrawl.
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Old 09-29-2004, 01:08 PM
wjmooner wjmooner is offline
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Default Re: The $500 Bonus --- Let Sleeping Dogs Lay

Granny and Nolan,

Automation usually isn't an answer to a contract question. I indicated my willingness to accept the bonus and they literally acquiesced in writing.

I think getting pushed a pot is different, since you aren't entering into a written agreement to play X number of hands for X amount of bonus. Plus, there is an implied agreement during a game to play by the rules of the game. Getting pushed a pot with a losing hand violates the rules of poker.

Yuck, talking about law on a poker forum. I play poker as a break from law school. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Anyway, nothing here is hard and fast, I'm just a student (at a top 5 law school though) and it's just my opinion.

Chris
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Old 09-29-2004, 01:10 PM
sluttysteve sluttysteve is offline
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Default Re: The $500 Bonus --- Let Sleeping Dogs Lay

I'm trying to get into a top 5 law school!

Since you said top 5 instead of top 4, do you go to NYU?
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Old 09-29-2004, 01:14 PM
nolanfan34 nolanfan34 is offline
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Default Re: The $500 Bonus --- Let Sleeping Dogs Lay

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Automation usually isn't an answer to a contract question. I indicated my willingness to accept the bonus and they literally acquiesced in writing.

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Come on dude, I don't have to be in law school to know that when you accept the terms and conditions agreement, they can do whatever the heck they want with their bonuses. Whether or not you entered a "contract" is irrelevant.
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Old 09-29-2004, 12:20 PM
mosta mosta is offline
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Default Re: The $500 Bonus --- Let Sleeping Dogs Lay

"The $500 Bonus --- Let Sleeping Dogs Lay"

Lie (intransitive).
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Old 09-29-2004, 12:59 PM
CLC CLC is offline
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Default Lay vs Lie

Chose the word intentionally - I didn't want to pour fuel on a fire.
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