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Now, controversy here.
Peter Heighway, the Betfair Qualifier who exited in 17th / 18th has sought our help with a BIG problem, because nobody from Betfair is here, oddly. So I have put him in touch with Ruru.
Peter says he diid NOT do a "lets split it 50%-50% whoever wins" deal. And he reckons (& we don't know in truth) that HE had the most chips. (If you recall, two low stacks exited in the same hand). So, Peter goes to collect his 18th place money, & they say they paid it to the De Silva guy, who has now left the premises! Peter is VERY upset. Anyway, with respect, I can't get involved in sorting it, but the fella lacks experience in these matters, & someone needs to look after his interests.
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I did mention that it seemed strange at the time ..........
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OMG that is a bad tale, i hope it's sorted quickly for the fella
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And MORE controversy. Imran (?), the Milton Keynes guy who exited in 18th, with such good grace after a bit of an "incident" (see earlier in this thread), has seen "an official" and been told that the hand should have been ruled as "dead", but it's too late to do anything about it. He is a really nice guy, & has taken his exit, which happened in odd circumstances, with great dignity.
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Re: PARIS WPT DAY 3
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Quote from: tikay on July 29, 2005, 12:29:11 AM
Now, controversy here.
Peter Heighway, the Betfair Qualifier who exited in 17th / 18th has sought our help with a BIG problem, because nobody from Betfair is here, oddly. So I have put him in touch with Ruru.
Peter says he diid NOT do a "lets split it 50%-50% whoever wins" deal. And he reckons (& we don't know in truth) that HE had the most chips. (If you recall, two low stacks exited in the same hand). So, Peter goes to collect his 18th place money, & they say they paid it to the De Silva guy, who has now left the premises! Peter is VERY upset. Anyway, with respect, I can't get involved in sorting it, but the fella lacks experience in these matters, & someone needs to look after his interests.
Aside from the deal aspect. Surely the tournament staff counted the chips to know who to give the money too ?
If not why did they give the money to one person ?
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July 29, 2005, 12:36:39 AM »
that is outrageous has he taken the lot?? surely the ruling indicates that Peter is 18th based on chip counts?
therefore the organisers are at fault. Or did he take half the prize money??
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July 29, 2005, 12:36:46 AM »
he did say earlier in this thread that the deal was to split it if they both went out on that hand, they would give the cash to the higher chip of the 2 then split it themselves i assume
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Re: PARIS WPT DAY 3
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July 29, 2005, 12:39:58 AM »
I feel really sorry for Peter Heighway, hope someone sorts him out, who said they did a deal, and who gets the last word on this?
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Quote from: ifm on July 29, 2005, 12:36:46 AM
he did say earlier in this thread that the deal was to split it if they both went out on that hand, they would give the cash to the higher chip of the 2 then split it themselves i assume
According to Tilay he says he thinks he had more chips.
There would be no doubt if they had been counted by staff. Given they paid the total to one person they would need a chip count to know who had the most. The deal for this part is meaningless.
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Hi Sandy (Henrik), well, it's POSSIBLE that they DID, & paid out correctly. We only have Peter's side of the tale.
But, by a quirk, Peter has a little notebook, in which he has annotated EVERY HAND, & his chip count, since the tourney began, he updated it at the table after each hand. He says that proves his case, but of course, it's "inadmissable evidence". They DID film the hand though, so maybe it will all get sorted.
You have to feel for Peter though. He's battled for days, thinks he's won 15,000, & he's not got a bean, does not know how to sort it, & has nobody to assist him. We (blonde) have put him in touch with Ruru (via my phone) but it's not easy if you are not here. Irrespective of the rights and wrongs, the incident has soured what should have been a lovely memory for Peter.
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July 29, 2005, 12:41:06 AM »
What he actually said was that he didn't make a deal, but he understood that the rule was to split.
he said that it was different on Betfair. (See page 4 of this thread).
It stinks !
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July 29, 2005, 12:42:15 AM »
Sandy
Peter definately had more chips.....
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July 29, 2005, 12:43:00 AM »
After re-reading vah gogh's post it seems that that other guy told him that they would split, as though it were a ruling. ie. NOT a deal. Then the other guy seems to have gone and taken all the money. Not good
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July 29, 2005, 12:43:39 AM »
How come he "didnt get a bean" anyway, he should at least have half
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