footballfish

Back up for me!

They temporarily disabled my account for several months without giving me any info. Eventually they restored it with the only effects a sternly worded email saying I had to make sure I did a 1x rollover whenever I deposited (even when not taking a bonus)

If you're a losing player, they'll probably just cancel the bets (although you might get paid on a couple they don't notice). If you're a winning player, they might ban or collar you on a first offense, and will likely ban or collar you for a subsequent offense 

Sure as hell looked like the penalty was an offensive hold on the left guard. Was declined as a formality

If it was scripted, they would've gotten the calls right!!!

Seriously!!? The difference of 16 seconds in that situation is huge! Almost certainly at least a 3-point difference!

When Thomas went to the ground with the 1st down reception (which was initially called 4th down, just short of a 1st down), there were 42 seconds left. The replay assistant buzzed down at 26 seconds, and when the call was reversed, it called for a 10 second run-off. But the rule calls for the 10 second runoff from the end of the prior play. So the 10 second runoff should have been 10 seconds off of 42 seconds, not 10 seconds off 26 seconds. The Saints should've had 1st-and-10 with 32 seconds left.

"When there is a reversal, the clock is reset to the time the ball is declared dead under the reversed ruling, although, at minimum this will be no less time than is already on the clock. After that clock adjustment is made, if the reversed ruling has a running clock, there is a 10-second runoff applied."

My Mets bet was graded as a loss at Bookmaker. Thought they'd cancel it  

I had under 5.5 in-game at Betcoin and it was graded a loser! Seems like most books would've canceled it

I took a 5-figure bitcoin payout from a sportsbook, had it sent to my bitcoin wallet, and then initiated a large sale. My bitcoin wallet contacted me and told me they want to talk to me, and know the source of the funds, before the sale will be completed and the funds will hit my account. In the meantime, I don't have access to those funds or the bitcoin. My question is, when I talk to them (assuming that's my only course of action), can I tell them the truth? Or will saying that the source of the funds was a sportsbook payout cause issues? Thanks!