OK, that makes perfect sense.
If the contract stated, break and run, they would take exception to a 9 off the break.
I wouldn't as I see it as part of the game, but I can see where the insurance company wouldn't see it that way.
I have had my dealings with insurance and they will dick you over for a hand full of 20 dollar cds.
Ruthless B itchez they are.
They really mess with a person when you put your truck thru the ice in the middle of a lake.
Don't drink Mad Dog 20 - 20 and go ice skimming with 2 tons at hand.

Papa missed telling us SO many lessons. :grin-square:
(sorry my quote skills went under water)
It's a "money game" to "insurance bookies" .....they figure odds and know they can win a certain percentage of the time, especially if they force the issue over years of legal costs. They didn't factor in that a "pool player" may be able to spend over $300,000 defending a lawsuit........but Earl and I were determined to see justice prevail and he deserved his money......that's why I paid him $50,000 immediately, to share in his damages and "fight the good fight" along with him......I would do it again.