£7,100,000 => £31.78

[billy the punter]

I feel sorry for the bloke due to the fact that he thought he won millions - the disappointment must've been sickening. But come on, what a dope. Gamblers know that "related" wages are not accepted, I first found out when I first started betting. I was about 16 and wanted a 2000gns/Derby double on one horse, I was told there would be a "special price". Once it was explained to me it made perfect sense, as it does with first scorer/correct score bets. That was an easy mistake for a novice, but surely even the biggest non-punter would realise that can you aren't going to get paid out on a multiple on city snowfall. It's so obvious the likelihood of one city getting snow decreases the odds of the next town. What really annoys me is that he thought gambling was that easy. http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse-racing/david-williams-lads-snow-woe-for-punter-denied-white-christmas-millions/670026/top/

[adam2009]

Re: £7,100,000 => £31.78 he should be paid out end of story its there fault not his and they took his bet, now he has won there saying they wont pay it bollocks they took the bet now give him his cash:ok