For me, one of the surprising and rather disappointing aspects of this story and the "removal" of these monies is that there appears to have been no reaction from the specialised gambling media, the IGC, the stock exchange / Boss shareholders or from the Isle of Man licencing people. These are all relevant and were all made aware of this issue, and yet only sites like Casinomeister and OPA have aired it.
It would seem that as long as Boss Media keep to their undertaking to redress the payout questions raised here they will cruise through this matter without even a word of warning or censure. At the very least it would have been reassuring to see a release or two approving of their candour but condemning the action that motivated it.
They would of course be mad NOT to keep to their undertaking as that would keep this debate open and vigorous.
It says something that is not very flattering about the level of concern from parties in this industry who should have a more vigilant and perhaps critical view about such bad practice, and the courage to make that opinion known.
It would seem that as long as Boss Media keep to their undertaking to redress the payout questions raised here they will cruise through this matter without even a word of warning or censure. At the very least it would have been reassuring to see a release or two approving of their candour but condemning the action that motivated it.
They would of course be mad NOT to keep to their undertaking as that would keep this debate open and vigorous.
It says something that is not very flattering about the level of concern from parties in this industry who should have a more vigilant and perhaps critical view about such bad practice, and the courage to make that opinion known.