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#1
07-10-2006, 06:07 AM
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Lately I have gotten back 2 or even 3 tickets from the tellers at CD with the wrong numbers. Thankfully I am pretty anal about checking them at the window, don't need my Pick 3 or tri wheel blown, they are pretty intricate and if the guy is 80 and seems to be struggling while I am calling out the bet, then it's a no-brainer to carefully check the ticket.
But even if it's simple, I guess the lesson is check anyway... 
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#2
07-10-2006, 07:26 AM
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Here's a good one for you...I was at Mandalay Bay a couple of years ago & went to get out $500 bucks from the ATM for use in the Sports Book. (For anyone that doesn't know, these things spit out hundred dollar bills in Vegas.)
Anyway, the thing spits out five $20 bills instead of five $100 bills. You talk about a headache...the casinos assume no responsibility for the ATMs...I had to wait & take care of it when I got back home. Some wing nut technician had mixed up the cartridges for the 20's and 100's. Mad props to anyone that was there that day & tried to get out $80...they probably got $400.
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07-10-2006, 07:28 AM
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It happened to me at Monmouth Park. I missed a $250 exacta because of it. The teller put the wrong number on top. I know I called it out right because I had it written down. I went back to the window to change it when I noticed only to get boxed out. It was the last time I've ever left the window without checking my tickets. I only have myself to blame for it. I couldn't concentrate after that.
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#4
07-10-2006, 09:00 AM
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You obviously haven't been to Arlington where the accuracy of the tellers is about as good as the weather forecaster. Of course most were around when FDR was President.
I ALWAYS use a self-betting machine so any mistakes are mine. Now if I can always remember my voucher, I'm set.LOL
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#5
07-10-2006, 09:06 AM
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so true..dont leave the 400 buck one in the machine ..leave the 80c one...lol
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07-10-2006, 10:02 AM
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Mistakes!!! Ive got one. This one has a nice ending. I was in a hurry. Just had to get a Pk3 in with the clock ticking. Made a rushed $20 wheel and discovered I skipped the 2nd leg and used the third leg for the second and the last leg wasnt even in it. Results a $700 plus win. Boy whata jib of capping. Sometimes us dummies are lucky.
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#7
07-10-2006, 10:24 AM
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I was in the middle of a horrid day of wagering online a couple of summers ago. I was throwing bad money at lost money and decided to play one last race for a lot more than I normally lay. Played $75 to win on a short priced favorite who never sniffed the front. I closed my laptop in disgust and didn't realize until the next day when I opened my Brisbet account and saw my balance that I had bet on the wrong race. Accidently bet a horse that went off at 16-1 and won at Delta Downs and made about $1200. My biggest single winning wager ever and it was a user error that did it for me.....
I should probably give up gambling as I've had lots of wrong tickets go both ways and I put almost all of them in myself!
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