White Sox season win total - controversy with Willian Hill

I have a White Sox win total ticket of Over 93. They won 92 games. Their 162nd game was cancelled, leaving them with a 161-game (not complete) season. I contacted William Hill customer service and was told the tickets would not be refunded. Nowhere in their rules does it specifically address this situation. It seems as though the person I was talking to was making an arbitrary decision, because it is NOT consistent with how they have handled season win totals in other sports where teams played a shortened season.

In college football two years ago, LSU played a shortened season and my Over bet with them - which went over despite the shortened season - was deemed as "NO ACTION." Last year, the same thing happened with West Virginia. Another sure "Over" winner, another "NO ACTION."

The Team Total on the White Sox, accordingly, should be deemed NO ACTION. It's the only fair way to handle it, and consistent with how they've handled other situations involving shortened seasons.

I'm not going to tell you how much I bet on the ticket, but this is unfair as it stands now. I'm wondering if I have any recourse for petitioning this ticket be returned as NO ACTION. Please don't tell me "Go to the Gaming Board," because that's what the suit on other end of the phone at William Hill told me was my only recourse. This seems as though it can be handled by someone at William Hill who actually can figure out, consistent with their precedent in dealing with other sports, that the proper way to handle the White Sox total ticket is to make all tickets NO ACTION.

CORRECTION - 73 wins, not 93.

Nowhere in the William Hill rules does it say tickets are action at 160 games.

Your theory works great if you can bet every game, every day. I only bet legally while in Nevada so that doesn't really work for an out-of-towner. The team total at least gives you "action" all year even if you're not on a single game. But with B.S. like this I will NEVER beat team totals with William Hill, EVER again.

MARTINGALE SYSTEM IS THE WORST SYSTEM OUT THERE AND IT ONLY GET YOU YOUR MONEY BACK 

BETTING FUTURES IS THE BEST WAY TO GO YOUR MONEY IS WORKING FOR YOUR EVERYDAY WHY BET PATRIOTS EVERYGAME WHEN I CAN GET THEM AT 7/1 TO WIN THE CHIP 

I hate futures but I also hate the Martingale system. I do like the commodities game and I have had some fun with cryptos this year. Buy low, ride waves, anticipate the dips, dump for a profit. I bought a little under 5k of Basic Attention Token earlier this year at 13 cents and sold it at 33 cents. What's wrong with 150% return? Nothing. Didn't take a whole sports season either. Futures just aren't for me. Handicapping is about info. Data. Futures just involve too many unforseen variables. Like, for example, a shortened season.