I honestly wasn't challenging you tballrossi on your intentions.
I find it difficult, from a business perspective, to get my head around someone walking into a bookies and saying 'I placed a bet yesterday on what turned out to be a non runner, can I have my money back?'
I'm not questioning the general practice of what goes on in a bookmakers and I am not querying your conduct. I just don't yet get how refunds are made with no evidence.
So far the only evidence I have seen suggested on AB is in the form of the bookie having a record of the bet being placed. I'm not sure I understand why the punter doesn't need to prove they ever placed the bet.
Can someone please clarify how it works, I really am intrigued.