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Although I'm new here, I agree with EpicChamp also. It doesn't matter if he cashed out anything the day before or not, the bet should not have been canceled and if he chose the right player then he should win the full bet. I personally never had any bet canceled before just cuz odds changed, so I don't see why it was done against him. Just my 2cents
Why would your anecdotes matter in any way with this? And it's funny that you say that the bet shouldn't have been canceled (many hours before the match even started).
Let's play with the idea that this exact same scenario happened again BUT instead the player EpicChamp placed his bet on lost - would he be all good with FJ canceling the bet then? I'd most certainly think so and none of this would have ever happened. Opportunists will find opportunities.
Then he should have 100% lost it, doesn't matter what he thinks at that point and there's 0 arguments for him. He did a partial cashout the day before and fully risked the remainder amount to be played out regardless what the outcome of the match is, accepting the risk of a loss if his player loses just like any other bet. The point is they shouldn't be canceling bets for no reason if a match gets played in full from start to finish, or it creates a huge mess like this when it can be easily avoided. Not canceling the bet would make everything more simple and as it should be with 1 clear outcome. If he wins then he wins and if not then he loses it, that's it. No in between. This is how it should always be.
I hope OP gets his full winning, I know I'd be pretty pissed if this happened to me
