Quigg-Munroe draw

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danconnollyeire
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Quigg-Munroe draw

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Why do we call what happened a draw in the UK where others call it a NC? It looks like an unfair draw on a boxers record to be fair and it obsurd. Should be a NC anyday!
shakehands
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Re: Quigg-Munroe draw

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Why do we call what happened a draw in the UK where others call it a NC? It looks like an unfair draw on a boxers record to be fair and it obsurd. Should be a NC anyday!


Totally agree. Also anyone who bet on either boxer to win, lost their bet, when they should've been given a refund.
Fight was just warming up, when it was stopped. Not nearly enough time/action to declare the draw.
Neither boxer nor punters gained anything from that decision.
Hagler2002
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Re: Quigg-Munroe draw

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shakehands wrote:Why do we call what happened a draw in the UK where others call it a NC? It looks like an unfair draw on a boxers record to be fair and it obsurd. Should be a NC anyday!


Totally agree. Also anyone who bet on either boxer to win, lost their bet, when they should've been given a refund.
Fight was just warming up, when it was stopped. Not nearly enough time/action to declare the draw.
Neither boxer nor punters gained anything from that decision.
Quite a few bookies returned the punters stake.
shakehands
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Re: Quigg-Munroe draw

Post by shakehands »

Paddy power didn't. Oh well. I'll try and get my own back on the rematch!
Camcas
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Re: Quigg-Munroe draw

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shakehands wrote:Why do we call what happened a draw in the UK where others call it a NC? It looks like an unfair draw on a boxers record to be fair and it obsurd. Should be a NC anyday!


Totally agree. Also anyone who bet on either boxer to win, lost their bet, when they should've been given a refund.
Fight was just warming up, when it was stopped. Not nearly enough time/action to declare the draw.
Neither boxer nor punters gained anything from that decision.
Think pretty much every bookie returned the money
shakehands
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Re: Quigg-Munroe draw

Post by shakehands »

Selection Selection Details Result
1
Boxing
Boxing Matches
Scott Quigg V Rendall Munroe
16th of Jun 2012 10:15 pm
Boxing Match Betting
Rendall Munroe @ 6/4
Lose

Selection Selection Details Result
2
Boxing
Boxing Matches
Ryan Rhodes V Sergey Rabchenko
16th of Jun 2012 9:15 pm
Boxing Match Betting
Sergey Rabchenko @ evens
Win

Stake and Return Details
Bet placed at 16th of Jun 2012 6:30 pm Total Stake £20.00
Bet type Double (To Win)


The robbers didn't return my stake! Just checked my account history!
mfc_se15
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Re: Quigg-Munroe draw

Post by mfc_se15 »

Camcas wrote:
shakehands wrote:Why do we call what happened a draw in the UK where others call it a NC? It looks like an unfair draw on a boxers record to be fair and it obsurd. Should be a NC anyday!


Totally agree. Also anyone who bet on either boxer to win, lost their bet, when they should've been given a refund.
Fight was just warming up, when it was stopped. Not nearly enough time/action to declare the draw.
Neither boxer nor punters gained anything from that decision.
Think pretty much every bookie returned the money

As someone said earlier in this thread Paddy Power didn't :cry: Put me off using them to be honest so I'm back with William Hill who unfortunately don't do the best odds etc for boxing.
maninthemiddle
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Re: Quigg-Munroe draw

Post by maninthemiddle »

Works both ways I had £20 at 25/1 for the draw on what was always going to be a close fight. Might even go as far as having another sneaky £10 this time around.
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