What Happened
A player says they bet $100 on a UFC fight on 30 May 2026 that ended as a No Contest after an illegal groin strike, and Cloudbet settled the bet as a loss. The player says one agent first changed it to void, but the casino switched it back the next day without saying why. They add that other bookmakers refunded bets on the fight.
How It Developed
- 2026-05-30The fight ended in a No Contest, and the bet was marked as lost.
- The player says a support agent re-settled the bet as void, and the next day it was changed back to a loss.
- A second agent defended the change, then stopped replying. The player filed the complaint, asking for the $100 back.
- The mediator asked the casino for an update and warned the case would close as unresolved without one. No casino reply appears, and the case is marked unresolved.
Unresolved
The casino did not answer the mediator, and the $100 bet stays settled as a loss.
What Has (and Hasn't) Helped
Nothing worked: the casino never answered on the page. In a dispute over how a fight or match was settled, point to the sportsbook's own rule for that result, such as a No Contest, and save the chat where an agent first voided the bet.