[sweetdenny]

It isnt actually the same principal as a bank puttign 1k into your account but taking that as an example.

If you were to spend some of that money without noticing as you may have thought that it was a cashout or the likes that had been processed quicker.

Would it have been fair on the bank to charge you interest as it was still there money or would you expect them to just have you repay the 1k.
They could charge you interest as it is in there policy treat it as an overdraft. But just becasue they are within there terms does not mean it is fair.

Nobody is goign to say to say that he should have got to keep all the winnings but to take them all away is not fair as the error was not on his part. If they were being fair they could have just awarded him the winnings scaled down by the same multiple as they over comped him factor of 100.

So they could have awarded him winnings of 600/100 so about 6 dollars then they would have been totally fair.

The only point i do not agree with here is that they gave no gesture at all they just said we made a mistake and tough on you this is not fair.

ps

If a bank were to deposit 1k into my bank and i had spent it i would tell them i would repay it at my leisure after putting them on hold for 20 minutes.