Hello guys,
Just wanna share this with you and want to know what you think about it.
Last year I won a WSOP package through Mansion Poker. At the moment I had some circumstances why I couldn't go away from home 2 weeks. I reported this to Mansion and pokernews.com and told them that one of my best friends could go instead of me. They had to think about it but a employee of Mansion told me that it was gonna be okay...
After a week I still hadn't heard a thing from both Mansion or pokernews.com so I started to email them. They suddenly told me that the package was given to the runner up!!! No message to me, no excuse, nothing!!!
I was really sick of it but I couldn't do much about it I thought. Untill I spoke to a counsel a few weeks ago and he told me that Mansion/pokernews.com this never should have done.
When I registrered to the tournaments there was no information about the terms and conditions! They should have made a link or something with some information. My counsel is sure that you just can't give away a prize that someone has won and he wants to go to court with this because he is 100% sure of winning.
So what should I do? Throw this in public (post it on 2+2 etc.) and go to court with it? is this the only way to get my prize back?
Cheers
06-02-2008 05:56
If you couldn't personally attend the WSOP, you shouldn't have played in the tournament.
06-16-2008 10:42
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