Quote Originally Posted by jsearles22 View Post
Quote Originally Posted by Serial Fail View Post


So you have been ranting and raving about the "exact wording" of this bet and, now that Vegas has proven that the quotes you keep throwing out don't apply to the bet, you refuse to follow the exact wording of the bet?
Riddle me this moron. Say we entered into this bet and there was never any discussion whatsoever about impartial arbitors. Then we get through it and there is a disagreement about the outcome. How is that typically settled? WITH ARBITORS! So if Vegas wants to incorrectly think the arbitors dont apply to governing this bet simply because I said "usages" then we still have to settle the dispute about if it was supposed to be one or multiple misuses. In the gambling world as well as the real world, when there are disputes, it is very common for an impartial outside party to resolve that issue. If you dont understand that, then than thou though that this clippity clop hip hop bing bang boom biatch. Maybe that made sense to you?

I agree, when there are disputes an impartial third party can be brought in. Just like if there were a question about a rules violation or an angle shoot at a poker table the floor would be called over. The floor of that casino, or in this case, the website. If a bet being made here needs a ruling it should fall to Druff to lay down the verdict. If someone called the floor over on you and he made a ruling you wouldn't be able to say "No, I don't accept that, I demand that we let the casino hold onto the pot while I find three outside people to come to a judgement here."

Bottom line. You made a bad bet and found yourself one shrewd way to back out of paying when you lost. When it was proven that the wording that you were using as a shield didn't apply, you demanded the three arbitrators (Not "arbitors") be brought in to decide on the wording of the bet, Vegas has already proven that was never part of the agreement. So now you sit here, knowing that you lost the bet trying to hold on to your one last hope of backing out of making the payment that is due.