This isn't bad is it?

bhg · Sep 12, 2003

New to online gaming, with the recent posts about people middling and not getting paid - here's my example.

Say I bet Purdue ML +104 and then see all this movement on Purdue and decide i dont like the game anymore and bet WF ML +100. I'm just trying to cancel a bad bet - this is ok correct, even though the possibility to win $4 is there. I dont want to get kicked out of Pinnacle for betting the other side to cancel my dumb earlier bet.

Its a stupid question but just wanted to make sure its ok if its done at the same book.

Chadster · Sep 12, 2003

i see np

but then i don't sign the checkes either

so i don't know for sure

Jazz · Sep 12, 2003

Pinnacle and Canbet are okay with that, just don't make it a constant habit. But books like VIP and from what I hear Gameday are probably a lot more sensitive to that, since they love to limit or boot who they perceive to be sharp players, and they might take this as a sign you are instead of your real explanation.

Halifax · Sep 12, 2003

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Blown Head Gasket:
New to online gaming, with the recent posts about people middling and not getting paid - here's my example.

Say I bet Purdue ML +104 and then see all this movement on Purdue and decide i dont like the game anymore and bet WF ML +100. I'm just trying to cancel a bad bet - this is ok correct, even though the possibility to win $4 is there. I dont want to get kicked out of Pinnacle for betting the other side to cancel my dumb earlier bet.

Its a stupid question but just wanted to make sure its ok if its done at the same book.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

You should be OK with this at Pinnacle, as long as you're not using these bets towards satisfying a sign-up bonus rollover.