01-03-2023, 05:25 PM
(01-03-2023, 04:58 PM)BengalsLUFC Wrote: Basically as the game hasn’t been voided yet all bets on most betting sites are still valid.
If they call a game a no contest everyone will get their money back.
If they call the game a tie as a gesture of goodwill I think most sites will give money back and pay out those people that bet a tie.
If the NFL pulls their finger out and makes a decision on the game resuming all bets will still be valid so say if somebody bet on Hamlin to get an interception that bet will lose as he went off injured grim I know.
https://www.actionnetwork.com/nfl/bills-bengals-bets-void
Quote:At every major American sportsbook, bets on suspended games are voided “unless played within the same scheduling week.” The NFL confirmed in a statement on Tuesday that Bills vs. Bengals would not resume in this scheduling week.
“The NFL has made no decision regarding the possible resumption of the game at a later date,” the league said in the statement.
In the minutes after the statement’s release, FanDuel voided all wagers associated with the contest. The sportsbook had released a statement earlier on Tuesday that it was awaiting further notice from the league before taking any action.
As of publish, DraftKings had yet to refund all bets made on Bills vs. Bengals. Pregame wagers had been refunded while lives ones hadn’t. The sportsbook has not released any public comment since Monday night.
Caesars had yet to void all bets, too, as of the publish of this article. Their only public statement came from the company’s official Twitter account on Monday night: “Our thoughts and prayers go out to Damar Hamlin.”
BetMGM had also not yet refunded all wagers as of Tuesday afternoon.
“We ask for patience regarding all bets on [the] Bills [vs] Bengals game tonight,” the company said in a tweet late Monday night. “Right now, all thoughts and prayers from BetMGM are with Damar Hamlin and his family.”
All are expected to void bets and refund wagers under their terms and conditions.
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ