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This was the first thing that sprang to mind as I read the article. How can this be their policy? How can the Nasdaq be so cavalier about this? "Better luck ne
by gizmo 17y ago
This was the first thing that sprang to mind as I read the article. How can this be their policy? How can the Nasdaq be so cavalier about this?
"Better luck next time, please come again!"
Even in a casino you get paid when the dealer makes a mistake. The gamblers wouldn't stand for anything else: they put their money at risk. It's only the crooked bookies who don't pay out when a big underdog wins. But even the crooked bookies try this this on the wrong people eventually, with all the expected consequences.
- muhfuhkuh 17y ago>Even in a casino you get paid when the dealer makes a mistake. Perhaps, but I've seen article after article that says a "software glitch" caused the jackpot on some slot machine and they refused to pay out when a player hit it.