LPL Matchfix and Coolbet refusal

[Tartan]

Does anyone have any experience on coolbet regarding confirmed matchfixing?

I just had a bet knfluenced by matchfixing and I had placed it at Wildz and Coolbet. Wildz voided it but Coolbet simply refused to.

It was eSports, League of Legends. For top esports to win - not the whole thing but a single game.

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i just simply do not understand why they refuse to as the league itself did the investigation, banned him for life. And the team terminated hes contract and the teams coach said flat out that the banned player fixed in their playoff losses

 

 

[Afi4wins]

@Tartan Hi there and welcome to the forum.

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On 4/9/2026 at 6:43 AM, Tartan said:

Does anyone have any experience on coolbet regarding confirmed matchfixing?

I just had a bet knfluenced by matchfixing and I had placed it at Wildz and Coolbet. Wildz voided it but Coolbet simply refused to.

It was eSports, League of Legends. For top esports to win - not the whole thing but a single game.

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i just simply do not understand why they refuse to as the league itself did the investigation, banned him for life. And the team terminated hes contract and the teams coach said flat out that the banned player fixed in their playoff losses

 

 

Most sportsbooks don't void bets after a certain period of time, which could be as little as a day after the end of the match or event, or even less.  What Coolbet is doing is actually the standard amongst sportsbooks, and in their rules they state: "In case a match is finished in normal format, has a final result and one team has been awarded a win after the match, all bets will stand."

Wildz does state in their rules that they reserve the right to void bets on fixed matches after the fact, you might think this is normal, but this is unstandard and just leaves it open for the sportsbook to pick and choose when it suits them (when voiding would save them money).

So neither of them are technically wrong according to their own stated rules.