BETTING TERMS AND DEFINITIONS 

I. General Rules

1. Introduction

1.1. These Betting Rules regulate the use of the Sportsbook. The End Player confirms that he has read, understood, and agrees to comply with these Betting Rules at all times while using the Sportsbook platform. The Betting Rules include the following sections:

1.1.1. General rules;

1.1.2. Sports related rules;

1.1.3. eSports-related rules;

1.1.4. Virtual sports-related rules;

1.1.5. Betby eSports-related rules.

1.2. The use of the Sportsbook is always subject to the laws and regulations applicable to the Operator’s activities and the authority supervising the Operator and or the Sportsbook.

1.3. The Sportsbook reserves the right to modify the website, betting limits, payout limits, and available offerings at any time without prior notice.

1.4. These Betting Rules may be changed, revised, updated, or supplemented at any time without prior notification.

1.5. Any reference in these Betting Rules to words or objects in the singular shall also include the plural. References to gender are not binding and are provided for informational purposes only.

The purpose of these Betting Rules is to ensure fair and honest processing and settlement, where applicable, of all bets in accordance with these terms.

2. Definitions

2.1. Sportsbook – an online platform and all elements connected to it (including but not limited to source code, object code, technologies, software, tools, executable applications, libraries, subroutines, widgets, plugins, and other related materials) used for providing Sportsbook services.

2.2. End Player – an individual who uses the Sportsbook services through the Website and has accepted these Betting Rules.

2.3. Bet – a risk-based agreement between the End Player and the Operator regarding the outcome of an Event, Market, or combination thereof, involving the placement of a Stake by the End Player. A Bet may result in Winnings based on the applicable Odds or in the loss of the Stake, subject to the Operator’s decision in accordance with the Sportsbook and these Betting Rules. Bets are placed under conditions predefined by the Sportsbook. 

2.4. Stake – the amount of money transferred by the End Player to the Operator through the Sportsbook platform, which constitutes the essential condition for participating in a Bet under these Rules.

2.5. Outcome – the result of an Event or Market on which the End Player placed a Stake via the Sportsbook.

2.6. Market – an in-play or pre-match option on which the End Player may place a Stake through the Sportsbook.

2.7. Event – a sports, eSports, virtual sports, political, entertainment, or other event occurring in real time or scheduled, for which the Operator offers Odds via the Sportsbook.

2.8. Odds – the numerical coefficient determined by the Sportsbook that represents the likelihood of a specific Outcome of an Event. 

2.9. Winnings – the amount of money earned by the End Player as a result of a successful Bet where the Outcome of the Event or Market was correctly predicted.

2.10. Operator – a legal entity conducting B2C betting activities in compliance with licensing and legal requirements of the jurisdiction of operation and providing betting services through its Website.

 3. General rules

3.1. Any person who is under the age or below the minimum gambling age established by the applicable law of the End Player’s country is not allowed to use the Sportsbook services, open an End Player account, or place a Stake on any Bet.

3.2. In case of any inconsistency between the English version of these Betting Rules and any translated version, the English version shall prevail.

3.3. Once a Bet has been accepted by the Sportsbook, it may not be cancelled or changed.  The Sportsbook shall not be liable for any missing or duplicate Stakes placed by an End Player. Requests to amend accepted Stakes or placed Bets will not be reviewed on the grounds that a Bet was missing or duplicated.

3.4. All transactions of an End Player can be checked in the “My Bets” section of the Sportsbook account to verify that all intended Bets have been successfully accepted.

3.5. Any statistical information or editorial content published on the Sportsbook is provided solely for informational and entertainment purposes and shall not be used for decision making. No guarantees are given regarding the accuracy of such data or information. The Sportsbook accepts no responsibility or liability for any decisions made by an End Player. It remains the End Player’s responsibility at all times to be informed about circumstances related to an Event or Market.

3.6. The use of automated systems of any kind, including scanners, robots, or similar tools, on the Sportsbook is strictly prohibited. The Sportsbook reserves the right to void any Bet placed using such automated systems.

3.7. The use of multiple accounts or third party accounts to access the Sportsbook services is prohibited. Any Bets placed in violation of this rule shall be declared void.

3.8. The availability of Events and Markets offered on the Sportsbook may vary depending on the jurisdiction, as the Sportsbook offering is always subject to applicable law.

3.9. The Sportsbook relies exclusively on reputable and legitimate data source(s) to determine the outcome of Bets. Unless explicitly stated in these Betting Rules, information about the data source(s) may be provided to an End Player upon request.

3.10. In the event of any conflict between rules, Market Rules shall prevail over Sport Rules, and Sport Rules shall prevail over General Rules. Where no specific Market Rules or Sport Rules apply, the General Rules shall govern.

3.11. Any reference to an “X” in the description of odds or Markets within these terms shall mean a number defined in the Sportsbook offering.

4. Placing a Stake/making a Bet

4.1. All Stakes placed by an End Player and all Bets accepted by the Sportsbook are governed by these Betting Rules and applicable law.

4.2. For a Bet to be considered valid, it must be expressly confirmed as accepted with a corresponding confirmation message displayed in the betslip.

4.3. The decision to accept or reject any Bet remains at the sole discretion of the Sportsbook.

4.4. Bet types:

4.4.1. Single (Ordinary) – a Bet placed on a single outcome of an Event. The payout of a Single Bet is calculated as the Stake multiplied by the Odds.

4.4.2. Combo – a Bet placed on multiple independent outcomes of Events. To win a Combo Bet, all selected outcomes must be predicted correctly. If any outcome is incorrect, the entire Combo Bet is lost. The Combo payout is calculated as the Stake multiplied by the total Odds of the Combo.

4.4.3. System – a collection of Combo Bets representing all possible combinations of a specified size from a defined set of outcomes. Each Combo within the System has the same Stake and the same number of outcomes. When placing a System Bet, the total number of outcomes and the number of Combos must be specified. The System payout is calculated as the Stake multiplied by the total Odds of the System.

4.4.4. A ‘Trixie’ is a combination Bet consisting of one treble and three doubles derived from a selection of three Events. For the purposes of these Betting Rules, a treble refers to a Combo of 3 Events or Markets, and a double refers to a Combo of 2 Events or Markets. The Trixie payout is calculated as the Stake multiplied by the total Odds of the Trixie.

4.4.5. A ‘Patent’ is a combination Bet that includes one treble, three doubles, and three singles from a selection of three matches. The Patent payout is calculated as the Stake multiplied by the total Odds of the Patent.

4.4.6. A ‘Yankee’ is a combination Bet consisting of one fourfold, four trebles, and six doubles from a selection of four matches. For the purposes of these Betting Rules, a fourfold refers to a Combo of 4 Events or Markets. The Yankee payout is calculated as the Stake multiplied by the total Odds of the Yankee.

4.4.7. A ‘Canadian’ (also referred to as ‘Super Yankee’) is a combination Bet consisting of one fivefold, five fourfolds, ten trebles, and ten doubles from a selection of five matches. For the purposes of these Betting Rules, a fivefold refers to a Combo of 5 Events or Markets. The Canadian payout is calculated as the Stake multiplied by the total Odds of the Canadian.

4.4.8. A ‘Heinz’ is a combination Bet that includes one sixfold, six fivefolds, fifteen fourfolds, twenty trebles, and fifteen doubles from a selection of six matches. For the purposes of this clause and these Betting Rules, a sixfold refers to a Combo consisting of 6 Events or Markets. Heinz payout is calculated as the Stake multiplied by the total Odds of the Heinz.

4.4.9. A ‘Super Heinz’ is a combination Bet that includes one sevenfold, seven sixfolds, twenty-one fivefolds, thirty-five fourfolds, thirty-five trebles, and twenty-one doubles from a selection of seven matches. For the purposes of this clause and these Betting Rules, a sevenfold refers to a Combo consisting of 7 Events or Markets. Super Heinz payout is calculated as the Stake multiplied by the total Odds of the Super Heinz.

4.4.10. A ‘Goliath’ is a combination Bet that includes one eightfold, eight sevenfolds, twenty-eight sixfolds, fifty-six fivefolds, seventy fourfolds, fifty-six trebles, and twenty-eight doubles from a selection of eight matches. For the purposes of this clause and these Betting Rules, an eightfold refers to a Combo consisting of 8 Events or Markets. Goliath payout is calculated as the Stake multiplied by the total Odds of the Goliath.

4.4.11. If Odds contain more than two digits after the decimal point, the payout shall be rounded to the second digit after the decimal point. 

4.4.12. “Cash out” is an individual offer initiated by the Sportsbook and presented to an End Player, intended to modify one or more essential betting conditions (such as coefficient, event settlement time, etc.) in order to create a new Bet and terminate the existing Bet at any moment (hereinafter referred to as Cash out). The End Player may either accept or reject the offer to redeem a Bet. By selecting “Cash out”, the End Player confirms acceptance of the new essential terms of the Bet. Cash out options may be available for both pre-match and live betting. The Sportsbook reserves the right to amend the repurchase offer over time or to refuse to create a repurchase Bet without providing reasons.

4.4.13. “Bet Builder” is a Bet placed on multiple Markets within the same Event, such as totals, 1×2, team statistics, player propositions, and other Markets identified with a Bet Builder tab.  To win a Bet Builder Bet, all selected Market outcomes must be predicted correctly. If any selected Market outcome is incorrect, the entire Bet Builder Bet is lost. Bet Builder payout is calculated as the Stake multiplied by the total Odds of the Bet Builder Bet. Bet Builder may be available for various sports that are marked with a dedicated Bet Builder tab within the Event.

Bet Builder Bets may also be included in Combo or System Bets consisting of other Bet Builder Bets or a combination of Bet Builder Bets and non-Bet Builder Bets.

Special terms of Bet Builder:

a) Bet Builder Bets may not be available for all sports, Events, or Markets. The availability of Bet Builder Bets shall at all times remain at the sole discretion of the Sportsbook; 

b) The availability of Bet Builder Bets is not guaranteed, and the Sportsbook reserves the right to discontinue Bet Builder Bets for any reason at its sole discretion, including but not limited to technical issues or sports betting integrity matters;

c) The Sportsbook reserves the right to modify, suspend, or remove the Bet Builder functionality, in whole or in part, at any time;

d) The Sportsbook reserves the right to reverse the settlement of a Bet Builder Bet if the Bet or any selection within the Bet has been settled incorrectly, in accordance with the error-related provisions of these Betting Rules;

f) The Sportsbook reserves the right to accept or void any Bet included in a Bet Builder Bet in line with the Betting Rules governing void Bets.  If one or more Bets within a Bet Builder Bet are voided, the remaining non-voided Bets shall remain valid. In such cases, the provisions related to void Bets shall apply.

4.4.14. “Early Payout” is a feature that allows a Bet to be settled as a winning Bet prior to the conclusion of an Event if a predefined condition is fulfilled within the selected Event and Market. Once the Early Payout condition is met, the Bet is treated as a winning Bet regardless of the final outcome of the Event. The availability of Early Payout, its conditions, and the applicable Markets are determined solely at the discretion of the Sportsbook and may vary depending on the Event and Market.

Bets with the Early Payout feature may also be included in Combo or System Bets, either with other Early Payout Bets or in combination with non-Early Payout Bets. Early Payout may also apply to Bets placed using the Bet Builder feature.

Markets eligible for the Early Payout feature are marked with a special “Early Payout” label. The specific settlement conditions for each Market are displayed in a tooltip available by clicking the “Early Payout” label on the Event page or in the “My Bets” section.

Special terms for the use of Early Payout:
a) Early Payout is available only for selected Events, Markets, or Bet types and solely at the discretion of the Sportsbook. The availability of Early Payout is always subject to the exclusive decision of the Sportsbook;

b) The availability of Early Payout is not guaranteed. The Sportsbook reserves the right to withdraw Early Payout for any Event, Market, or Bet at any time without prior notice (e.g. due to technical issues, betting integrity matters, legal requirements, or other reasons).

c) In the case of Combo or System Bets that include both Early Payout and non-Early Payout selections, only those selections that meet the Early Payout conditions will be settled early. All remaining selections within the Combo or System Bet shall remain open until final settlement in accordance with the standard Betting Rules;

d) Early Payout may also be available for Markets included within a Bet Builder Bet;

e) The Sportsbook reserves the right to amend, suspend, or fully remove the Early Payout feature, or any part of it, at any time without providing reasons;

f) In the event of an incorrect settlement of a Bet via Early Payout caused by technical or human error, the Sportsbook reserves the right to correct such settlement in line with the general Betting Rules governing settlement errors;

g) Settlement of a Bet via Early Payout is final and shall not be reversed, even if the final result of the Event changes after the Early Payout condition has been triggered;

h) The Sportsbook reserves the right to reject or void Bets subject to Early Payout in accordance with the general Betting Rules on Bet acceptance and voiding. If a Bet with Early Payout is voided, the general rules applicable to void Bets shall apply.

4.5. Market types:

4.5.1. “Match” (1X2) allows betting on the partial or final outcome of a match or Event. The available options are: “1” – Home team or the team listed on the left side of the offer; “X” – Draw or the middle selection; “2” – Away team or the team listed on the right side of the offer.

4.5.2. “Correct Score” allows betting on the exact partial or final score of a match or Event.

4.5.3. “Over/Under” (Totals) allows betting on the partial or final total number of a predefined occurrence (e.g. goals, points, corners, rebounds, penalty minutes, etc.). If the total number of occurrences in the Event exactly matches the number specified in the betting line, all Bets placed on this Market shall be declared void. Example: if the betting line is set at 128.0 points and the match ends with a score of 64-64, all related Bets will be void.

4.5.4. “Odd/Even” allows betting on whether the partial or final number of a predefined occurrence (e.g. goals, points, corners, rebounds, penalty minutes, etc.) in an Event is odd or even. For clarity, odd numbers include 1, 3, 5, etc., while even numbers include 0, 2, 4, etc.

4.5.5. “Head-to-Head” and or “Triple-Head” allows betting on a competition between two or three participants or outcomes, either arising from an officially organised Event or virtually defined by the Sportsbook.

4.5.6. “Half time/Full time” allows betting on both the half time result and the final result of a match. For example, if the half time score is 1-0 and the match ends 1-1, the winning outcome is 1/X. The Bet shall be void if the regular playing time of the match follows a different format than specified in the Bet, such as formats other than two halves.

4.5.7. “Period betting” allows, where applicable, betting on the outcome of each individual period within a match or Event. 

4.5.8. “Draw No Bet” allows, where applicable, betting on either “1” or “2” as defined in clause 4.5.1. This Market is also commonly used when draw odds are not offered. If the match ends in a draw or the specified occurrence does not take place (e.g. Draw No Bet and the match ends 0-0), the Stake shall be refunded.

4.5.9. “Handicap” allows, where applicable, betting on whether the selected outcome will be successful after the listed handicap is added to or subtracted from the match, period, or total score to which the Bet applies. If the result after applying the handicap exactly equals the betting line, all Bets placed on this Market shall be void. Example: a Bet on -3.0 goals will be void if the selected team wins by exactly a 3 goal margin (3-0, 4-1, 5-2, etc.).

4.5.10. “Asian Handicap”: Home team (-1.75) vs Away team (+1.75). This means that the Stake is divided into two equal Bets placed on the outcomes -1.5 and -2.0. For the Bet to be fully settled as a win at the listed Odds, the Home team must win the match by more than both listed handicaps, meaning by a margin of 3 goals or more. If the Home team wins by exactly a 2 goal margin, the Bet will be partially won, with full payout on the -1.5 portion and a refund on the -2.0 portion, as that outcome is considered a tie. If the match results in any other outcome, including a Home team victory by only 1 goal, the entire Stake will be lost. The Away team receives a +1.75 goal advantage, meaning the Stake is divided into two equal Bets placed on +1.5 and +2.0.

4.5.11. “Double Chance” allows, where applicable, placing a Bet on two partial or final outcomes of an Event at the same time. The available options are 1X, 12, and X2, where “1”, “X”, and “2” are defined in clause 4.5.1.

4.5.12. “Outright” or “Place” allows placing a Bet by selecting from a list of alternatives and staking on the possibility that a participant in an Event wins or finishes in a specified position within the final classification of the Event. 

4.5.13. Bets on “Quarter / Half / Period X” allow betting on the result or score achieved within the specified timeframe only and do not include any points, goals, or events recorded outside of that timeframe. Bets will be void if the match is played in a format different from the one stated in the offer, shown on the scoreboard, or defined in the standard rules of the respective sport as determined by the governing body (where applicable).

4.5.14. Bets on “Result at end of Quarter / Half / Period X” refer to the result of the match or Event at the conclusion of the specified timeframe and include all points, goals, or events accumulated in previous parts of the match or Event. Bets will be void if the match is played in a format other than the one specified in the offer, displayed on the scoreboard, or defined by the standard rules of the relevant sport as determined by the governing body (where applicable).

4.5.15. Bets on “Race to X Points / Race to X Goals…” and similar offers relate to the team or participant that first reaches the specified number of points, goals, or events. If the offer specifies a timeframe or other limitation, points, goals, or events occurring outside of that timeframe will not be considered. If the stated total is not reached within the specified timeframe, all related Bets will be void unless expressly stated otherwise in the offer.

4.5.16. Bets on “Winner of Point X / Scorer of Goal X” and similar offers refer to the team or participant that scores or achieves the specified occurrence. For settlement purposes, any events occurring prior to the listed occurrence are not taken into account. If the specified occurrence does not take place within the defined timeframe, all related Bets will be void unless explicitly stated otherwise in the offer.

4.5.17. Bets referring to the occurrence of a specific event in a predefined sequence, such as “First Card” or “Next Team to receive penalty minutes”, will be void if it is not possible to determine the winning outcome beyond reasonable doubt, for example when players from different teams receive a card during the same interruption of play.

4.5.18. “Team to score first and win” refers to the selected team scoring the first goal of the match and subsequently winning the match. If no goals are scored during the match, all related Bets will be void.

4.5.19. Any reference to a “clean sheet” means that the selected team must not concede any goals during the match.

4.5.20. “Team to win from behind” refers to the selected team winning the match after having been at least one goal behind at any stage of the match.

4.5.21. Any reference to a team winning all halves or periods (e.g. Team to win both halves) means that the selected team must score more goals than its opponent in each of the specified halves or periods of the match.

4.5.22. Any reference to “Injury Time” refers to the amount of time indicated by the designated official and not the actual time played.

4.5.23. Settlement of Bets on offers such as “Man of the Match”, “Most Valuable Player”, and similar Markets shall be based on the decision of the Event organiser, unless expressly stated otherwise in the offer.

4.5.24. If a Market includes the exact names of two competitors, all listed competitors must participate in the Event for the Bet to be considered valid.

5. Events and Resulting

5.1. The dates and times of Events displayed in the Sportsbook are provided for informational purposes only. Neither the Sportsbook nor the Operator guarantees the accuracy of such information. An incorrectly displayed date and or time of an Event shall not be grounds for voiding Bets unless expressly stated otherwise in these Betting Rules. 

5.2. The Sportsbook platform may show live scores for informational purposes only. The accuracy of such information is not guaranteed and shall not be used for the settlement of Bets.

5.3. Bets placed on an Event, including all Markets within that Event, shall be settled after the Event has been completed and the official result has been announced.

5.4. The result of an Event shall be determined on the date of its completion unless the official result is confirmed at a later time. The final result shall be the determination made by the governing body of the Event on the date of completion, unless expressly stated otherwise in these Betting Rules. If an Event takes place outside official competitions, Bets shall be settled based on the information provided by the Event organiser.

5.5. If an Event has started but is not completed within 48 hours from its official start time, all Bets placed on that Event shall be void, with the exception of:

• Bets placed on Markets related to periods that have been completed;
• Events which by their nature may last longer than 30 hours (e.g. golf tournaments);
• Sport-specific exceptions defined in these Betting Rules for individual sports;
• Bets on the “First Team to Score”, which shall have action once a score occurs, regardless of whether the Event is completed.

5.6. The settlement of an Event that is suspended after it has started shall be determined according to the rules applicable to the respective sport. If no such sport-specific rules apply, clause 5.5 of the General Rules shall apply.

5.7. For Bet settlement purposes, any protested or overturned decisions that alter the final result of an Event or Market shall not be taken into account.

5.8. Bets are placed on the outcome of an Event or Market regardless of the score at the time the Bet is placed. For example, incorrect score displays, except for soccer goals and red cards, shall not be grounds for voiding Bets.

5.9. Bets placed on a specific period consider only the scoring that occurs within that period and are not affected by events in earlier or later periods.

5.10. If a “Draw” option is offered together with Winner Markets for an Event and the Event ends in a draw, all Bets on the Winner Markets for each team shall lose. If a draw option is not offered and the Event ends in a draw, all Bets on the Winner Markets for both teams shall be void unless expressly stated otherwise in sport-specific rules.

5.11. If an Event is completed due to a forfeit, walkover, or any other situation in which the Event is not actually played, all Bets on that Event shall be void regardless of how the governing body records the result.

5.12. Misspellings, typographical errors, team name changes, or incorrect league information shall not constitute grounds for voiding a Bet, provided that the intended Event is reasonably clear from the context.

5.13. If an Event is conducted with an incorrect number of sections (e.g. periods, sets, etc.) or with a non-standard duration without such variation being indicated, all Bets on that Event shall be void.

5.14. For the Market “Aggregate Home/Away score of a league on a day or week”, if not all Events within that league for the relevant day or week are completed, all Bets placed on that Market shall be void.

5.15. For the Market “Multi-way betting”, Bets shall have action unless a specific condition is stated requiring a particular competitor to start for the Bet to have action. If such a condition is included and the specified competitor does not start, all Bets on all competitors shall be void.

5.16. All winning Bets on “Multi-way” Markets are paid at full Odds, regardless of the number of winners.

5.17. If a Market includes “The Field” as a betting option, named teams or competitors must defeat all other competitors for a Bet on that team or competitor to win. If a listed competitor ties for first place, Bets on the tied competitors shall be void and all other Bets shall lose.

5.18. All settled Markets are considered final after 72 hours, and no claims will be accepted after this period. Within 72 hours of settlement, the Sportsbook may correct or resettle results only in cases of human error, system error, or incorrect data provided by the results source.

5.19. Outright Bets are considered active and shall be settled as a loss if the selected participant does not take part in the Event, unless otherwise stated. Dead heat rules apply when there is more than one winner. In such cases, the Stake is divided by the number of tied selections, with the corresponding portion settled as a win and the remainder settled as a loss.

5.20. If one of the competitors in an Event does not start, the Sportsbook shall cancel the relevant head to head Market.

5.21. In racing sports, unless otherwise specified in the applicable sport rules, if both competitors do not finish the Event, the competitor who completes more laps shall be declared the winner. If both competitors retire on the same lap, the head to head Market shall be void.

5.22. If competitors finish in the same position, all Bets on the relevant head to head Market shall be void.

5.23. All match Markets do not include overtime unless expressly stated otherwise.

6. Acceptance, suspension and voiding of Bets

6.1. All Bets are accepted or rejected solely at the discretion of the Sportsbook and in accordance with its risk management policies, as applicable from time to time.

6.2. Acceptance of live (in-play) Bets may be subject to a short delay before confirmation and or may remain pending during potentially decisive situations (e.g. free kick, one on one attack, etc.), at the Sportsbook’s discretion.

6.3. The Sportsbook platform reserves the right to refuse, restrict, cancel, or limit any Bet at any time.

6.4. The Sportsbook platform reserves the right to declare Bets, or any part thereof, void (with settlement at Odds of “1”) or to suspend payouts until the completion of any investigation or trial, including judicial proceedings, in any of the following cases:

6.4.1. Errors occurred during the acceptance of Bets;

6.4.2. Software or website errors exist, including but not limited to obvious typographical mistakes in the list of offered Events, discrepancies in Odds, or clearly incorrect or abnormal Odds;

6.4.3. Indications of unfair practices are detected, including fraudulent betting, obviously incorrect Odds, or manipulated Odds;

6.4.4. Deviations from the applicable rules occurred during the acceptance of a Bet;

6.4.5. Other circumstances exist that confirm the Bet was placed incorrectly;

6.4.6. The Bet was placed after the Event had already started or after the relevant occurrence had already taken place;

6.4.7. The venue of the Event was changed, unless otherwise specified in the applicable sport rules;

6.4.8. The outcome of the Event or Market was already known at the time the Bet was placed, or the Odds were not updated correctly due to technical issues;

6.4.9. The outcome has been modified due to the imposition of sanctions, or where such sanctions affect the result of the Event, including penalty points, enforced relegations, or other measures imposed for reasons other than the normal results of the competition.

6.5. If there is an obvious error in the Odds or Market limits, Bets placed on such erroneous Odds or exceeding the Market limits may be void. If, for any reason, a Bet is accepted after an Event has started, other than clearly indicated live in-play betting, the Bet shall have action unless the End Player has gained a material advantage. The Sportsbook reserves the right to void the Bet if it determines that an unfair advantage was obtained.

6.6. In cases of suspected unfair activity, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void any Bet, with settlement at Odds of “1”, or to suspend withdrawals for up to 31 calendar days.

6.7. For End Player accounts with negative balances, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void any pending Bets, regardless of whether they were placed using funds resulting from an error.

6.8. The Sportsbook reserves the right to suspend the acceptance of Bets for any specific End Player ID without prior notice.

6.9. The Sportsbook shall not be liable for any losses or damages suffered by an End Player as a result of system malfunctions, defects, delays, data manipulation, or transmission errors.

6.10. Any abuse of gaming software errors or translation mistakes is strictly prohibited. Any End Player or Operator who becomes aware of an error in the gaming software must report it immediately. In cases where such errors are abused, the Sportsbook reserves the right to suspend the End Player’s account, freeze funds, and cancel placed or settled Bets.

6.11. In Combo Bets, also known as accumulators, parlays, or multis, where selected outcomes are directly related, such as betting on Barcelona to win La Liga combined with a Barcelona victory in a decisive match, such Bets shall be void.

7. Betting integrity

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7.2. The Sportsbook may, at its discretion, impose limits on the maximum amount of any Bet or Stake for any Event, Market, Operator, or End Player individually. Maximum Bet and Stake limits may be amended at any time without prior written notice. Such changes shall not affect Bets that have already been accepted.

7.3. End Players are permitted to place Bets only on an individual basis. Group betting is not allowed. Multiple Bets placed on the same outcome by the same or different End Players may, at the sole discretion of the Sportsbook, be declared void.

7.4. Even after the official result of an Event is known, the Sportsbook reserves the right to declare certain Bets invalid if it determines that End Players acted in collusion, as part of a syndicate, or if the Bets were placed by one or more End Players within a short time period.

7.5. The Sportsbook reserves the right to refuse acceptance of Bets or to void Bets already placed if they are made from multiple accounts using the same IP address.

7.6. The Sportsbook may suspend or make unavailable any Event or Market for betting where there is a suspected integrity, fairness, game, or system issue until the matter is resolved. Depending on the circumstances, the Sportsbook may suspend betting, withhold settlement, or decline any Bet until the issue is resolved, while acting fairly, reasonably, and in good faith.

7.7. Betting on fixed matches is strictly prohibited on the Sportsbook. Any attempt to place Bets on Events or Markets that have been pre-arranged or manipulated in any manner undermines the integrity of the betting environment and constitutes a breach of these Betting Rules. End Players found to be involved in betting on fixed matches will be subject to immediate restrictions and cancellation of Bets. The Sportsbook maintains a zero tolerance policy toward activities that compromise fair play and trust. By using the Sportsbook, End Players agree to refrain from participating in any form of betting related to fixed matches and acknowledge that violations may result in permanent restrictions. Any suspected involvement in betting on fixed matches will be thoroughly investigated, and decisions will be made in accordance with internal policies. End Players are encouraged to report any suspicious activity related to fixed matches to the support team for investigation.

7.8. In the event of a game or system malfunction, including situations where betting transactions cannot be recovered, all affected Bets shall be void and the corresponding Stakes returned to the End Players.

7.9. If official time-related data for an Event cannot be obtained, the Sportsbook shall void all Bets affected by such delay.

7.10. The use of arbitrage strategies, which involve exploiting differences in Odds across different bookmakers or Sportsbooks to secure guaranteed profit, is strictly prohibited. The Sportsbook does not permit any betting activity intended to manipulate Odds or take advantage of discrepancies for assured returns. End Players found engaging in arbitrage betting will have their Bets immediately cancelled. The Sportsbook is committed to providing fair and competitive betting conditions, and any attempt to circumvent this principle undermines the integrity of the platform. By using the Sportsbook, End Players agree to refrain from arbitrage strategies and acknowledge that violations may result in permanent restrictions. Any disputes related to suspected arbitrage activity shall be resolved at the sole discretion of the Sportsbook, and such decisions shall be final.

8. Bonuses

8.1. Bets placed using a System Bet do not count toward the wagering requirements of any Bonus.

8.2. Comboboost

8.2.1. 

Number of selections	Multiplier
45678910111213141516+	1.041.051.071.11.151.171.21.251.31.351.41.451.5

8.2.2. The final Comboboost amount is calculated based on the final Odds of the Combo after all outcomes have been settled.
8.2.3. Bets that have been cashed out are not eligible for Comboboost.
8.2.4. The Sportsbook reserves the right to amend, cancel, reclaim, or refuse any promotion at its sole discretion.
8.2.5. Comboboost is available only for selections with Odds of 1.50 or higher.

8.3. Freebets, freemoney, bet no risk.

8.3.1. Freebet: The End Player receives only the winning portion of the Bet. For example, with a freebet of 5 at Odds of 3.5, the End Player receives 5*3.5 – 5 = 12.5 credited to the account.

8.3.2. Freemoney: The End Player receives both the Stake and the winning amount. For example, with freemoney of 5 at Odds of 3.5, the End Player receives 5*3.5 = 17.50 credited to the account.

8.3.3. Bet no risk: A standard Bet where, if the End Player loses, the Stake is refunded.

II. Special rules for sports

1. Soccer

1.1. Bets on the outcome of a match are settled based on two halves of the scheduled duration, including any additional time added by the referee for injuries or stoppages. Extra time periods and penalty shootouts are not included unless expressly stated.

1.2. Corners that are awarded but not taken are not counted.

1.3. Own goals are not considered for settlement of “Anytime Goalscorer”, “Player to score X”, “Next Goalscorer”, or other related Markets and Odds and shall be ignored.

1.4. All players who have participated in the match from kick off or since the previous goal are considered runners.

1.5. For “Player Props” Markets, if a player is not included in the starting XI, all related Player Markets shall be void;

1.6. For “Anytime Goalscorer” Markets, Bets shall stand if a player enters the match as a substitute. Bets on non-fielders and on players who were named in the squad but remained on the substitute bench and did not participate in the match shall be void;

1.7. For “First Goalscorer” Markets, Bets shall stand if a player enters the match as a substitute before the first goal is scored. Bets on non-fielders and on players who were named in the squad but did not take part in the match shall be void;

1.8. For “Last Goalscorer” Markets, Bets shall stand if a player enters the match as a substitute. Bets on non-fielders and on players who were listed in the squad but did not play in the match shall be void. If a player leaves the match before the final goal is scored, all related Bets shall be void;

For the purposes of this clause, a non-fielder is defined as a player who was not included in the official match day squad.

1.9. If an unlisted player scores a goal for any reason, all Bets on listed players shall remain valid. For the purposes of this clause and these terms, an unlisted player is defined as a player who was not included in the match day squad.

1.10. “Anytime Goalscorer”, “Player to score X”, and “Next Goalscorer” Markets are settled based on TV broadcast information and statistics provided by Press Association, unless there is clear evidence that such statistics are incorrect.

1.11. Interval Markets are settled based on the goal time announced by the TV broadcast. If such information is unavailable, the official match clock time shall apply.

1.12. Interval goal Markets are settled based on the moment the ball crosses the goal line and not the time the shot is taken.

1.13. Corner interval Markets are settled based on the time the corner kick is taken, not the time the corner is conceded or awarded.

1.14. Booking interval Markets are settled based on the time the card is shown, not the time the infringement occurs.

1.15. Offside Markets are settled based on the moment the referee makes the decision. This rule also applies in cases involving video assistant referee (VAR) decisions.

1.16. Penalty Markets are settled based on the moment the referee awards the penalty. This rule also applies in cases involving video assistant referee (VAR) decisions.

1.17. Penalties that are awarded but not taken are not counted.

1.18. Next scoring type:

1.18.1. Freekick: A goal must be scored directly from a free kick or corner to qualify. Deflected shots are counted provided the free kick or corner taker is officially awarded the goal. 

1.18.2. Penalty: A goal must be scored directly from the penalty kick. Goals scored from rebounds after a missed penalty do not count. 

1.18.3. Own Goal: Applies when a goal is officially recorded as an own goal. 

1.18.4. Header: The scorer’s final touch must be with the head. 

1.18.5. Shot: The goal must be scored with any part of the body other than the head and does not fall under any other scoring type.

1.18.6. No Goal: Applies when no goal is scored. 

1.19. If a Market is opened with a missing or incorrectly recorded red card, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void Bets on the affected Market to the extent that such Bets are influenced by the missing or incorrect red card.

1.20. If Odds are offered with an incorrect match time exceeding 5 minutes, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

1.21. If an incorrect score is displayed on the Sportsbook scoreboard, all Markets shall be void for the period during which the incorrect score was shown.

1.22. If team names or the tournament are displayed incorrectly, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

1.23. A yellow card is counted as 1 card, while a red card or yellow-red card is counted as 2 cards. A second yellow card for the same player that results in a yellow-red card is not counted. As a result, a single player cannot be responsible for more than 3 cards.

1.24. Settlement of card Markets shall be based on all available evidence of cards shown during the regular 90 minutes of play.

1.25. Cards shown after the regular time of the match are not considered for settlement purposes.

1.26. Cards shown to non-players, including substituted players, managers, players on the bench, or coaches, are not counted.

1.27. A yellow card is worth 10 points, while a red card or yellow-red card is worth 25 points. The second yellow card for a player that results in a yellow-red card is not counted. Accordingly, a single player cannot accumulate more than 35 booking points.

1.28. “Penalty Shootout – Total Market” allows predicting the total number of penalties scored during a penalty shootout.

1.29. If the match format is changed, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void all Bets. 

1.30. If a friendly match is ended by the referee before the 80th minute, all Bets shall be void.

1.31. Team Stats Markets

Team statistics Markets, including but not limited to Shots, Shots on Target, Offsides, Throw-ins, Fouls, Saves, Goal Kicks, and Specials, shall be settled according to the following order of sources:

• Official source, such as the official league or competition website.
• WhoScored (https://whoscored.com/).
• 365 Scores (https://365scores.com/).
• Sofascore (https://sofascore.com/).

This order of sources is final and binding. Lower-priority sources will be disregarded if the relevant statistics are available from a higher-priority source. For Bet settlement purposes, the initially published results shall be used. Any subsequent amendments to the statistics shall not be grounds for re-settlement.

1.32. All soccer Player Props Bets are settled using data provided by OPTA (https://soccerstats.info/).

1.33. Post or crossbar (woodwork): if the ball hits the post or crossbar and remains in play, including being touched by a player, the referee, or rebounding off another post or crossbar. If the ball strikes the goal post or crossbar and then rebounds onto another post or crossbar without being touched by a player or the referee after the first impact, only one post or crossbar hit is counted.

1.34. Offsides: if a free kick is awarded following an offside decision, the offside shall be counted.

1.35. The use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) (“Video Review”) during matches is confirmed by TV broadcasts only after one of the following actions occurs: the head referee clearly signals a video review by drawing a rectangle in the air, or the head referee reviews the incident on the on-field video review screen.

N.B. The message “Goal Check” shown on the scoreboard, or the referee placing a hand to their ear, does not indicate an official video review. Any other communication between referees and their assistants is also not considered an official video review. More on the official video review system (VAR)  https://fifa.com/technical/football-technology.

1.36. Bet on the medical team entering the field. 

The medical team is considered to have entered the field only when permission is granted by the referee and the player receives medical assistance. If two medical teams are called onto the field at the same time by the head referee for different teams, this is counted as one medical team entrance.

1.37. Expected goals (xG). Expected goals is a statistical metric in football that provides insight into the quality of scoring chances. The abbreviation for expected goals is “xG”.
These Bets are settled using absolute values expressed in hundredths. https://fotmob.com/ is used as the reference source for settlement.

1.38. Interpretation of terms used for Soccer Player Props:

1.38.1. Goal or Own Goal

Different governing bodies apply different rules, and where possible OPTA (https://soccerstats.info/) cooperates with the relevant authorities to reflect official decisions regarding goal scorers.

In the case of deflections, a goal is generally awarded if the original attempt was on target. An own goal is typically awarded if the original attempt was off target and the ball is deflected into the goal by an opposing player.

1.38.2. Shots

A shot is defined as any clear attempt to score that:

• Results in the ball entering the net, regardless of intent.
• Is a clear scoring attempt that would have entered the net but was saved by the goalkeeper or stopped by a last-man defender when the goalkeeper had no chance to prevent the goal.
• Travels over or wide of the goal without touching another player.
• Would have gone over or wide of the goal but is stopped by a goalkeeper save or by an outfield player.
• Directly strikes the goal frame without resulting in a goal.

Blocked shots are not considered shots.

1.38.3. Shots on goal refer to any goal attempt that:

• Enters the net, regardless of intent.
• Is a clear scoring attempt that would have entered the net but was saved by the goalkeeper or stopped by a last-man defender with no possibility for the goalkeeper to prevent the goal.

Shots that directly hit the goal frame are not counted as shots on goal unless the ball enters the net and is awarded as a goal.

Shots blocked by another player who is not the last-man defender are not counted as shots on goal.

1.38.4. Goal Assist

A goal assist is the final touch, including a pass, pass-cum-shot, or any other touch, that leads directly to a goal being scored. If this final touch is deflected by an opposing player, an assist is awarded only if the receiving player was likely to gain possession even without the deflection. Own goals, direct free kicks, goals scored directly from corners, and penalties do not receive an assist.

1.38.5. Tackle 

A tackle occurs when a player successfully challenges for the ball on the ground and takes possession away from an opponent who is clearly in control of the ball.

The opponent must be in clear possession of the ball before the tackle is made.

• A tackle won is recorded when the tackler or a team-mate gains possession following the challenge, or when the ball goes out of play in a safe manner.
• A tackle lost is recorded when the tackle is made but the ball goes to an opposing player.

Both outcomes are considered successful tackles, with the distinction based on which team gains possession after the challenge.

Intercepting a pass by any method is not considered a tackle.

2. Tennis

2.1. In the event of a player retirement or walkover, all unsettled Bets shall be void.

2.2. In the case of any delay caused by rain, darkness, or other reasons, all Markets shall remain unsettled and trading will resume once the match continues.

2.3. If penalty point or points are awarded by the umpire, all Bets on the relevant game shall stand.

2.4. If a match ends before certain points or games are completed, all affected point-related or game-related Markets shall be void.

2.5. If Markets remain open with an incorrect score that has a significant impact on the Odds, as reasonably determined by the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

2.6. If the players or teams are displayed incorrectly, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the respective Bets.

2.7. (Intentionally left blank).

2.8. If a match is decided by a match tie-break, the tie-break shall be considered as the third set.

2.9. Each tie-break or match tie-break is counted as one game.

3. Basketball

3.1. Markets do not include overtime unless expressly stated otherwise.

3.2. If Odds are offered with an incorrect match time exceeding 2 minutes, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

3.3. If Markets remain open with an incorrect score displayed on the Sportsbook scoreboard that significantly impacts the Odds, as reasonably determined by the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

3.4. If a match does not end in a draw but overtime is played for qualification purposes, all Markets shall be settled based on the result at the end of regular time.

3.5. If a match ends before the Xth point is reached, such as in Markets like “Who scores Xth point? (incl. ot)” or “Which team will win race to X points? (incl. ot)”, all related Bets shall be void. 

3.6. The Market “Will there be overtime” shall be settled as “yes” if the match is tied at the end of regular time, regardless of whether overtime is actually played. 

3.7. Basketball Player Props rules:

3.7.1. If one or more players included in a Bet do not participate in the match, the Bet shall be void.

3.7.2. All player Bets are settled once the final official box score is received from the statistical data providers.

3.7.3. If the venue is changed from the originally scheduled location, all Bets on the match shall stand provided the match is not postponed for more than 48 hours and the designated home team remains unchanged. If the match is cancelled or postponed and does not resume on the same day, all unsettled Bets that have not already been decided shall be void.

3.7.4. If a match has started and is then suspended due to weather conditions or other reasons, and resumes within 36 hours of the originally scheduled start time (local time), all Bets shall stand. If the match resumes more than 36 hours after the original start time, all existing Bets shall be void unless the outcome was already determined prior to suspension.

3.7.5. All overtime periods are included in settlement.

3.7.6. Official data sources for NBA and NCAA basketball are nba.com and ncaa.com.

3.7.7. The data source for Euroleague basketball is the official data feed provided by the competition.

4. American football 

4.1. In the event of any delay due to rain, darkness, or other reasons, all Markets shall remain unsettled and trading will resume once the match continues.

4.2. Markets do not include overtime unless expressly stated otherwise.

4.3. If Markets remain open with an incorrect score that has a significant impact on the Odds, as reasonably determined by the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

4.4. If Odds are offered with an incorrect match time exceeding 89 seconds, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

4.5. If an incorrect score is displayed, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void Bets for the period during which the incorrect score was shown.

4.6. In the case of abandoned or postponed matches, all Markets shall be void unless the match is completed within the same NFL weekly schedule, defined as Thursday to Wednesday local stadium time.

4.7. If team names are displayed incorrectly, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

4.8. All listed players are considered runners.

4.9. If no further touchdown is scored, the Market “Next touchdown scorer (incl. overtime)” shall be void.

4.10. Players not listed in the match squad are treated as “Competitor1 other player” or “Competitor2 other player” for settlement purposes. N.B. This does not apply to players who are listed without active Odds.

4.11. Defensive or special teams players are treated as “Competitor1 d/st player” or “Competitor2 d/st player” for settlement purposes, even if the player is offered as a dedicated selection.

4.12. Markets shall be settled based on TV broadcasts and official statistics provided by governing associations, unless there is clear evidence that such statistics are incorrect.

4.13. American football Player Props rules:

4.13.1. If one or more players included in a Bet do not participate in the match, the Bet shall be void.

4.13.2. All player Bets are settled once the final official box score is received from statistical data providers.

4.13.3. If the venue is changed from the originally scheduled location, all Bets on the match shall stand provided the match is not postponed for more than 48 hours and the designated home team remains unchanged. If the match is cancelled or postponed and does not resume on the same day, all unsettled Bets that have not already been decided shall be void.

4.13.4. If a match has started and is then suspended due to weather conditions or other reasons, and resumes within 36 hours of the originally scheduled start time (local time), all Bets shall stand. If the match resumes more than 36 hours after the original start time, all existing Bets shall be void unless the outcome was already determined prior to suspension.

4.13.5. The official data source for American football is nfl.com.

4.13.6. A touchdown is credited to any player who carries the ball into the end zone or receives the ball in the end zone, excluding passing touchdowns.

4.13.7. “Player tackles” Markets are settled based on total tackles, calculated as the sum of solo tackles and assisted tackles.

4.13.8. All overtime periods are included in settlement.

5. Ice Hockey 

5.1. All Markets, except for period, overtime, and penalty shootout Markets, apply to regular time only unless expressly stated otherwise in the relevant Market.

5.2. If a game is decided by a penalty shootout, one goal will be added to the winning team’s score and to the total game score for settlement purposes. This rule applies to all Markets, including overtime and penalty shootout Markets.

5.3. If a Market remains open after goals or penalties have already occurred, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

5.4. If Odds are offered with an incorrect match time exceeding 2 minutes, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets. 

5.5. If an incorrect score is displayed on the Sportsbook scoreboard, all Markets shall be cancelled for the period during which the incorrect score was shown.

5.6. Ice Hockey Player Props rules:

5.6.1. If one or more players included in a Bet do not participate in the match, the Bet shall be void.

5.6.2. All player Bets are settled once the final official box score is received from statistical data providers.

5.6.3. If the venue is changed from the originally scheduled location, all Bets on the match shall stand provided the match is not postponed for more than 48 hours and the designated home team remains unchanged. If the match is cancelled or postponed and does not resume on the same day, all unsettled Bets that have not already been decided shall be void.

5.6.4. If a match has started and is then suspended due to weather conditions or other reasons, and resumes within 36 hours of the originally scheduled start time (local time), all Bets shall stand. If the match resumes more than 36 hours after the original start time, all existing Bets shall be void unless the outcome was already determined prior to suspension.

5.6.5. The official data source for NHL ice hockey is nhl.com.

All overtime is included in settlement but penalty shootouts are excluded.

6. Baseball 

6.1. If an inning ends before the Xth point is reached, including extra innings, Bets placed on Markets such as “Which team wins race to X points?” or “Who scores the Xth point (incl. ot)” shall be void.

6.2. The Market “When will the match be decided?” shall be settled as “any extra inning” if the match is tied at the end of regular time, defined as the completion of 9 innings, regardless of whether extra innings are played.

6.3. The Market “Will there be overtime?” shall be settled as “Yes” if the match is tied at the end of regular time, defined as the completion of 9 innings, regardless of whether extra innings are played. 

6.4. Extra innings are not included in any Market unless expressly stated otherwise.

6.5. All Markets shall be settled based on the final result after 9 innings, or after 8.5 innings if the home team is leading at that point. The only exception is the pre-match Winner Market, as outlined in rule 6.9.

6.6. In the event of a postponed match, all Markets shall be void unless the match resumes within 48 hours of the official start time.

6.7. In the event of an abandoned match, all undecided Markets shall be void unless the match resumes within 48 hours of the official start time. All fully settled Markets shall remain settled.

6.8. If Markets remain open with an incorrect score or incorrect match status that has a significant impact on the Odds, as reasonably determined by the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

6.9. The pre-match Winner Market shall be settled if the match is official and reaches at least 5 innings, or 4.5 innings if the home team is leading.

6.10. Baseball Player Props rules:

6.10.1. If one or more players included in a Bet do not participate in the match, the Bet shall be void.

6.10.2. All player Bets are settled once the final official box score is received from statistical data providers.

6.10.3. If the venue is changed from the originally scheduled location, all Bets on the match shall stand provided the match is not postponed for more than 48 hours and the designated home team remains unchanged. If the match is cancelled or postponed and does not resume on the same day, all unsettled Bets that have not already been decided shall be void.

6.10.4. If a match has started and is then suspended due to weather conditions or other reasons, and resumes within 36 hours of the originally scheduled start time (local time), all Bets shall stand. If the match resumes more than 36 hours after the original start time, all existing Bets shall be void unless the outcome was already determined prior to suspension.

6.10.5. All extra innings are included in settlement.

6.10.6. If a player is not included in the starting lineup, all Bets on that player shall be void. 

6.10.7. Player Bets: If a definitive outcome for a Player Bet can be determined during the match, it shall be settled as a win or loss regardless of the number of innings played. For all other Player Markets with an undetermined outcome, the match must reach at least 8.5 innings for Bets to stand; otherwise, such Bets shall be void.

6.10.8. In the event of a late pitcher change, all Bets shall remain valid regardless of the starting pitcher. However, if a specific pitcher does not start the match, all Player Markets related to that pitcher shall be void.

7. Handball 

7.1. If a match ends before the Xth point is reached, all Bets placed on the Market “Who scores Xth point? (incl. ot)” shall be void.

7.2. If a match ends before the Xth point is reached, all Bets placed on the Market “Which team will win race to X points? (incl. ot)” shall be void.

7.3. All Markets, except for “Who scores the Xth point?” and “Which team will win race to X points?”, apply to regular time only.

7.4. If a match proceeds to a 7 metre shootout, all Bets placed on the Markets “Who scores Xth point?” and “Which team will win race to X points?” shall be void.

7.5. If Odds are offered with an incorrect match time exceeding 3 minutes, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

7.6. If Markets remain open with an incorrect score that has a significant impact on the Odds, as reasonably determined by the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

8. Volleyball 

8.1. If a set finishes before the Xth point is reached, all Bets placed on the Market “Who scores [Xth] point in set [Y]” shall be void.

8.2. If a match is not completed, all undecided Markets shall be void.

8.3. The Golden set is not included in any other Markets.

8.4. If Markets remain open with an incorrect score that has a significant impact on the Odds, as reasonably determined by the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

8.5. Official point deductions shall be applied to all undetermined Markets. Markets that have already been settled will not be affected by such deductions.

9. Beach Volleyball 

9.1. If a set ends before the Xth point is reached, all Bets placed on the Market “Who scores [Xth] point in set [Y]” shall be void.

9.2. If a match is not completed, all undecided Markets shall be void.

9.3. The Golden set is not included in any other Markets.

9.4. If Markets remain open with an incorrect score that has a significant impact on the Odds, as reasonably determined by the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

9.5. If a team retires from the match, all undecided Markets shall be void.

9.6. Official point deductions shall be applied to all undetermined Markets. Markets that have already been settled will not be affected by such deductions.

10. Futsal

10.1. All Markets, except for halftime, first half Markets, overtime, and penalty shootouts, apply to regular time only.

10.2. If a match is interrupted and resumed within 48 hours of the original kick-off date and time, all open Bets shall be settled based on the final result. Otherwise, all undecided Bets shall be void.

10.3. If a Market remains open after any of the following events have occurred, such as goals, red cards, yellow-red cards, or penalties, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

10.4. If a Market is opened with a missing or incorrectly recorded red card, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void Bets on the affected Market to the extent that such Bets are influenced by the missing or incorrect red card.

10.5. If Odds are offered with an incorrect match time exceeding 2 minutes, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

10.6. If an incorrect score is displayed, all Markets shall be cancelled for the period during which the incorrect score was shown.

10.7. If team names or the tournament are displayed incorrectly, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

11. Badminton

11.1. If a set ends before the Xth point is reached, all Bets placed on the Market “Who scores [Xth] point in [Nth] set” shall be void.

11.2. If a match is not completed, all undecided Markets shall be void.

11.3. If Markets remain open with an incorrect score that has a significant impact on the Odds, as reasonably determined by the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

11.4. If a team or player retires from the match, all undecided Markets shall be void.

11.5. If players or teams are displayed incorrectly, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

11.6. Official point deductions shall be applied to all undetermined Markets. Markets that have already been settled will not be affected by such deductions.

12. Rugby Union and Rugby League

12.1. All Markets, except for halftime, first half Markets, overtime, and penalty shootouts, apply to regular time only.

12.2. Regular 80 Minutes: Markets are settled based on the result at the end of the scheduled 80 minutes of play, unless expressly stated otherwise. This includes any injury or stoppage time added by the referee but excludes extra time, penalty shootouts, and sudden death.

12.3. If a Market remains open after events such as goals, red cards, yellow-red cards, or penalties have already occurred, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

12.4. If a Market is opened with a missing or incorrectly recorded red card, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void Bets on the affected Market to the extent that such Bets are influenced by the missing or incorrect red card.

12.5. If Odds are offered with an incorrect match time exceeding 2 minutes, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

12.6. If team names or the tournament are displayed incorrectly, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

13. Rugby Sevens

13.1. All Markets, except for halftime, first half Markets, overtime, and penalty shootouts, apply to regular time only.

13.2. Regular 14 or 20 Minutes: Markets are settled based on the result at the end of the scheduled 14 or 20 minutes of play, unless expressly stated otherwise. This includes any injury or stoppage time added but excludes extra time, penalty shootouts, and sudden death.

13.3. If a Market remains open after events such as goals, red cards, yellow-red cards, or penalties have already occurred, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

13.4. If a Market is opened with a missing or incorrectly recorded red card, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void Bets on the affected Market to the extent that such Bets are influenced by the missing or incorrect red card.

13.5. If Odds are offered with an incorrect match time exceeding 1 minute, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

13.6. If team names or categories are displayed incorrectly, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

14. Darts 

14.1. If a match is not completed, all undecided Markets shall be void.

14.2. If Markets remain open with an incorrect score that has a significant impact on the Odds, as reasonably determined by the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

14.3. If players or teams are displayed incorrectly, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

14.4. A bullseye is counted as a red checkout colour.

15. Snooker

15.1. In the event of a player retirement or disqualification, all undecided Markets shall be void.

15.2. In the case of a re-rack, settlement remains valid if the outcome was already determined prior to the re-rack.

15.3. Fouls and free balls are not considered for the settlement of any Potted Colour Markets.

15.4. If a frame starts but is not completed, all frame-related Markets shall be void unless the outcome has already been determined.

15.5. If Markets remain open with an incorrect score that has a significant impact on the Odds, as reasonably determined by the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

15.6. If players or teams are displayed incorrectly, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

15.7. If a match is not completed, all undecided Markets shall be void.

16. Table Tennis 

16.1. If a set ends before the Xth point is reached, all Bets placed on the Market “Who scores [Xth] point in set [Y]” shall be void.

16.2. If a match is not completed, all undecided Markets shall be void.

16.3. If Markets remain open with an incorrect score that has a significant impact on the Odds, as reasonably determined by the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

16.4. If players or teams are displayed incorrectly in the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

16.5. If a player retires, all undecided Markets shall be void.

16.6. Official point deductions shall be applied to all undetermined Markets. Markets that have already been settled will not be affected by such deductions.

17. Bowls

17.1. If a set ends before the Xth point is reached, all Bets placed on the Markets “Xth set – which team wins race to X points” or “Xth set – which team scores Xth point” shall be void.

17.2. In the event of a player retirement or walkover, all undecided Bets shall be void. 

17.3. If Markets remain open with an incorrect score that has a significant impact on the Odds, as reasonably determined by the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

17.4. If players or teams are displayed incorrectly, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected Bets.

17.5. If a player retires, all undecided Markets shall be void.

18. Cricket

Head to Head

18.1. Match Betting

Description of the Market: Which team will win the match?

Rules: All Match Betting Markets are settled in accordance with the official competition rules. In matches affected by adverse weather conditions, Bets shall be settled based on the official result.

If no official result is declared, all Bets shall be void.

In the event of a tie where the official competition rules do not determine a winner, dead heat rules shall apply. In competitions where a bowl-off or super over determines a winner, Bets shall be settled based on the official result.

In First Class Matches, if the official result is a tie, Bets shall be settled as a dead heat between both teams.

Bets placed on the draw selection shall be settled as losing Bets.

If a match is abandoned due to external factors, Bets shall be void unless a winner is declared in accordance with official competition rules.

If a match is cancelled and not replayed or restarted within 36 hours of its scheduled start time, all Bets shall be void.

18.2. Double Chance

Description of the Market: Will the match result fall within any of the listed options?

Rules: In the event of a tie, settlement shall be made as a dead heat. All match-related Bets are settled in accordance with the official competition rules.
If no official result is declared, all Bets shall be void.

18.3. Match Betting: Draw No Bet

Description of the Market: Which team will win the match, with all Bets void if the match ends in a draw?

Rules: A tie shall be settled as a dead heat. All match-related Bets are settled according to official competition rules. If no official result is declared, all Bets shall be void.

18.4. Toss Winner

Description: Which team or player will win the toss?

Rules: If no toss takes place, all Bets shall be void. Equivalent procedures, such as a bat flip, are considered a toss.

18.5. Toss/Win Double

Description: Which team will win the toss and subsequently win the match?

Rules: Toss Winner rules apply as described above. Match Betting rules apply as described above.

18.6. Tied Match

Description: Will the match end in a tie?

Rules: All Bets are settled according to the official result. If the match is abandoned or no official result is declared, all Bets shall be void. In First Class matches, a tie occurs when the team batting second is bowled out in their second innings with scores level.

18.7. Most Fours

Description of the Market: Which team will score the most fours?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed in either innings due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction of overs.
In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are completed, unless settlement has already been determined.
Only fours scored directly from the bat, from any delivery whether legal or not, are counted. Overthrows, run fours, and extras are not counted.
Fours scored in a super over are not counted.
In First Class matches, only first innings fours are counted.

18.8. Most Sixes

Description of the Market: Which team will score the most sixes?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed in either innings due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction of overs.
In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are completed, unless settlement has already been determined.
Only sixes scored directly from the bat, from any delivery whether legal or not, are counted.
Overthrows and extras are not counted.
Sixes scored in a super over are not counted.
In First Class matches, only first innings sixes are counted.

18.9. Most Extras

Description of the Market: Which team will have the highest number of extras added to their batting total?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed in either innings due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction of overs.
In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are completed, unless settlement has already been determined.
All wides, no balls, byes, leg byes, and penalty runs count toward the final total. If runs are scored off the bat in addition to extras on the same delivery, only the extras are counted.
Extras scored in a super over are not counted.
In First Class matches, only first innings extras are counted.

18.10. Most Run Outs Conceded

Description of the Market: Which team will concede the highest number of run outs during the match?

Rules: A run out conceded refers to a player from that team being run out while batting.
In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed in either innings due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction.
In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined.
Run outs occurring in a super over are not counted.
In First Class matches, only first innings run outs are counted.

18.11. Highest First Over

Description of the Market: Which team will score the most runs in the first over of their innings?

Rules: The first over must be completed for Bets to stand, unless settlement has already been determined. If the innings ends during the first over due to external factors, including adverse weather, all Bets shall be void unless settlement was already determined before the interruption.
In First Class matches, this Market applies only to each team’s first innings.
Extras and penalty runs scored in the relevant over are included in settlement.

18.12. Most Runs in Groups of Overs

Description of the Market: Which team will score the most runs after the specified number of overs in their innings?

Rules: If the specified number of overs is not completed, the Bet shall be void unless the team is all out, declares, reaches the target, or settlement has already been determined.
In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the specified overs are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction of overs.
In First Class matches, this Market applies only to each team’s first innings.

18.13. Highest First Partnership

Description of the Market: Which team will score the most runs before losing their first wicket?

Rules: If the batting team completes its allocated overs, reaches its target, or declares before the first wicket falls, the result shall be the total runs scored. For settlement purposes, a batsman retiring hurt is not considered a wicket.
In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if the innings are reduced due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction.
In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined.
In First Class matches, this Market applies only to each team’s first innings.

Match Markets

18.14. Match Markets Match Fours

Description of the Market: How many fours will be scored during the match?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction of overs.
In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined.
Only fours scored directly from the bat, from any delivery whether legal or not, are counted. Overthrows, run fours, and extras are not counted.
Fours scored in a super over are not counted.

18.15. Match Sixes

Description of the Market: How many sixes will be scored during the match?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction of overs.
In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined.
Only sixes scored directly from the bat, from any delivery whether legal or not, are counted. Overthrows and extras are not counted.
Sixes scored in a super over are not counted.

18.16. Match Extras

Description of the Market: How many extras will be scored during the match?
Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction of overs.
In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined.
All wides, no balls, byes, leg byes, and penalty runs are counted. If runs are scored off the bat on the same delivery, only the extras are counted.
Extras scored in a super over are not counted.

18.17. Match Wides

Description: How many wides will be recorded in total during the match?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. All runs resulting from a wide delivery, excluding penalty runs, are counted toward the final total. Wides scored in a super over are not counted.

18.18. Match Run Outs

Description of the Market: How many run outs will occur during the match?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed in either innings due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction of overs.
In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined.
Run outs occurring in a super over are not counted.

18.19. Match Wickets

Description: How many wickets will fall during the match?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. A batsman retiring hurt is not considered a dismissal. Wickets taken in a super over are not counted.

18.20. Match Ducks

Description: How many ducks will be recorded in total during the match?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. A duck is defined as a batsman being dismissed without scoring any runs. Retired hurt is not considered a dismissal. Ducks scored in a super over are not counted.

18.21. Match Milestones

Description: How many of the specified milestones, such as 50 or 100, will be scored in total during the match?

Rules: Settlement is based on the number of individual innings in which a player scores 50 or more runs or 100 or more runs. A score exceeding 100 counts as both a 50 and a 100. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction.

18.22. Maximum Over in Match

Description: How many runs will be scored in the highest scoring over of the match?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. All runs scored in an over, including extras, are counted for settlement purposes. Super overs are excluded. In The Hundred format, an over consists of 5 legal deliveries and a full innings consists of 20 overs. All other rules remain consistent with standard limited overs formats.

18.23. Match Top Batter

Description of the Market: Which batter will score the highest number of runs in the match?

Rules: This Market is settled based on the batter achieving the highest individual score in the match. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 50% of the scheduled overs are completed in either innings at the time the Bet was placed due to external factors, including adverse weather. For First Class matches, Top Batter Bets apply only to the first innings of each team and shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. If a player is named at the toss and later replaced as a concussion substitute, both the original player and the replacement shall be counted. If a batter is named in the starting XI but does not bat, Bets on that batter shall stand. If a substitute enters the match after the in-play Market has been offered, the original Market will be removed and settled as normal, even if the substitute achieves the highest individual score, and a new Market may be offered. If two or more batters score the same number of runs, dead heat rules apply. Runs scored in a super over are not counted.

18.24. Match Top Bowler

Description of the Market: Which bowler will take the highest number of wickets in the match?

Rules: This Market is settled based on the bowler who takes the most wickets during the match.
In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 50% of the scheduled overs are completed in either innings at the time the Bet was placed due to external factors, including adverse weather.
For First Class matches, Top Bowler Bets apply only to the first innings of each team and shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. If a player is named at the toss and later replaced as a concussion substitute, both the original player and the replacement shall be counted.
If a bowler is named in the starting XI but does not bowl, Bets on that bowler shall stand.
If a substitute not named in the starting XI takes the most wickets, all Bets on this Market shall be void.
If two or more bowlers take the same number of wickets, the bowler who concedes the fewest runs shall be the winner. If both wickets taken and runs conceded are equal, dead heat rules apply. Wickets taken in a super over are not counted.
If no bowler takes a wicket during an innings, all Bets shall be void.

18.25. Team of Top Batter

Description: Which team will have the top batter in the match?

Rules: The same rules apply as for the Match Top Batter Market. Dead heat rules apply if the top batter from each team scores the same number of runs. If settlement has already been determined at the time the match is curtailed, Bets shall stand.

18.26. Team of Top Bowler

Description: Which team will have the top bowler in the match?

Rules: The same rules apply as for the Match Top Bowler Market. Dead heat rules apply if the leading bowler from each team takes the same number of wickets. If settlement has already been determined at the time the match is curtailed, Bets shall stand.

18.27. Player of the Match

Description: Which player will be officially named Player of the Match?

Rules: Bets are settled based on the officially announced Player of the Match. Dead heat rules apply. If no Player of the Match is officially declared, all Bets shall be void. All players who participated in the match, including substitutes, are eligible for settlement. If a player does not take part in the match, Bets on that player shall be void.

18.28. First Innings Lead

Description: What will be the run difference between the first innings of each team in a First Class match?

Rules: Both teams must complete their first innings. Dead heat rules apply in the event of a tie. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined.

18.29. Fifty/Hundred in Match

Description: Will a fifty or hundred be scored during the match?

Rules: Any individual score of 50 runs or more counts as a fifty, and any score of 100 runs or more counts as a hundred. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined.

18.30. Fifty/Hundred in First Innings

Description: Will a fifty or hundred be scored in the first innings of the match?

Rules: Any individual score of 50 runs or more counts as a fifty, and any score of 100 runs or more counts as a hundred. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in the first innings are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction. In drawn First Class matches, the innings must be completed or exceed 200 overs, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction. In First Class matches, this Market refers only to the first innings of the match and not to both teams’ first innings.

18.31. Highest Individual Score

Description: What will be the highest individual score by a batter in the match?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. Dead heat rules apply.

 Delivery Markets

18.32.  Runs Off Delivery

Description: How many runs will be scored from the specified delivery?

Rules: Settlement is based on the total number of runs added to the team score from the specified delivery. For settlement purposes, all illegal deliveries are counted as deliveries. For example, if an over starts with a wide, the first delivery is settled as 1 run, and even though no legal ball has been bowled, the next ball is considered delivery 2 of that over. If a delivery results in a free hit or a free hit is re-bowled due to an illegal delivery, runs scored from the additional delivery are not counted. All runs are included regardless of whether they come off the bat. For example, a wide delivery with three additional runs taken is settled as 4 runs from that delivery. In The Hundred format, an over consists of 5 legal deliveries and a full innings consists of 20 overs. If there are no illegal deliveries, the fifth ball of the innings is displayed as “X runs off 5th delivery, 1st over” and the sixth ball is displayed as “X runs off 1st delivery, 2nd over”. If an illegal delivery occurs within the first five balls, the sixth ball of the innings is displayed as “X runs off 6th delivery, 1st over”. All other rules remain consistent with other formats.

 Over Markets

18.33.  Runs in Over

Description: How many runs will be scored in the specified over?

Rules: The specified over must be completed for Bets to stand unless settlement has already been determined. If an innings ends during an over, that over is considered completed unless the innings ends due to external factors, including adverse weather, in which case all Bets shall be void unless settlement has already been determined. If an over does not start for any reason, all Bets shall be void. Extras and penalty runs scored in the specified over are included in settlement unless penalty runs cause the innings or match to end before any delivery is bowled in that over, in which case the over shall be void. If a run out occurs during the bowler’s run-up and ends the match before any delivery is completed in that over, all Bets shall be void. In The Hundred format, an over consists of 5 legal deliveries and a full innings consists of 20 overs. All other rules remain consistent with other formats.

18.34. Boundary in Over

Description of the Market: Will a boundary be scored in the specified over?
Rules: The same rules apply as for “Runs in Over”. Only boundaries scored directly from the bat, from any delivery whether legal or not, are counted. Overthrows, run fours, and extras are not considered boundaries.

18.35. Wicket in Over

Description of the Market: Will a wicket fall in the specified over?
Rules: The same rules apply as for “Runs in Over”.
For settlement purposes, any type of wicket is counted, including run outs. A batsman retiring hurt is not considered a wicket. If a batsman is timed out or retired out, the wicket is deemed to have occurred on the previous delivery. Retired hurt does not count as a dismissal.

18.36. Over Odd/Even

Description of the Market: Will the total number of runs scored in the specified over be odd or even?
Rules: The same rules apply as for “Runs in Over”. A total of zero runs is considered an even number.

 Group Markets

18.37. Runs in Groups of Overs

Description: How many runs will be scored during the specified group of overs?

Rules: If the specified number of overs is not completed, the Bet shall be void unless the team is all out, declares, reaches the target, or settlement has already been determined. Extras and penalty runs scored during the relevant group of overs are included in settlement. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if the total innings is reduced at any stage to less than 80% of the stated maximum overs at the time the Bet was placed, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction. In The Hundred format, an over consists of 5 legal deliveries and a full innings consists of 20 overs. All other rules remain consistent with standard limited overs formats.

18.38. Wickets in Groups of Overs

Description: How many wickets will fall during the specified group of overs?

Rules: If the specified number of overs is not completed, the Bet shall be void unless the team is all out, declares, reaches the target, or settlement has already been determined. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if the total innings is reduced at any stage to less than 80% of the stated maximum overs at the time the Bet was placed, unless settlement has already been determined. For settlement purposes, if a batter is timed out or retired out, the wicket is deemed to have occurred on the previous delivery. Retired hurt does not count as a dismissal. In The Hundred format, an over consists of 5 legal deliveries and a full innings consists of 20 overs. All other rules remain consistent with standard limited overs formats.

18.39. Runs in Session

Description of the Market: How many runs will be scored during the specified session?

Rules: Settlement is based on the total number of runs scored during the specified session, regardless of which team scores them.
If fewer than 20 overs are bowled in the session, all Bets shall be void unless settlement has already been determined.

 Innings Markets

18.40. Innings Runs

Description of the Market: How many runs will a team score in the specified innings?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs at the time the Bet was placed are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction. Bets placed on a future innings remain valid regardless of the number of runs scored in any current or previous innings.
In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. Bets shall also be void in drawn First Class matches if fewer than 60 overs are bowled in an incomplete innings, unless settlement has already been determined. If a team declares, that innings is considered completed for settlement purposes.

18.41. Innings Wickets

Description of the Market: How many wickets will the batting team lose in the current innings?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs at the time the Bet was placed are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined prior to the reduction.
In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined.
A batsman retiring hurt is not considered a dismissal. If a team declares, that innings is considered completed for settlement purposes.

18.42. Innings Fours

Description of the Market: How many fours will the batting team score in the current innings?

Rules: The same rules apply as for the Most Fours Market.

18.43. Innings Sixes

Description of the Market: How many sixes will the batting team score in the current innings?

Rules: The same rules apply as for the Most Sixes Market.

18.44. Innings Extras

Description of the Market: How many extras will be added to the named team’s batting innings?

Rules: The same rules apply as for the Most Extras Market.

18.45. Innings Wides Conceded

Description: How many wides will be bowled by the named bowling team?

Rules: The same rules apply as for the Match Wides Market.

18.46. Innings Ducks

Description: How many ducks will be recorded in the named team’s batting innings?

Rules: The same rules apply as for the Match Ducks Market.

18.47. Innings Run Outs

Description of the Market: How many run outs will be conceded during the innings?

Rules: The same rules apply as for the Most Extras Market.

18.48. Maximum Over in Innings

Description of the Market: How many runs will be scored in the highest scoring over of the current innings?

Rules: The same rules apply as for the Maximum Over in Match Market.

18.49. Innings Runs, Odd or Even?

Description of the Market: Will the total number of runs scored in the innings be odd or even?

Rules: If the innings is abandoned, forfeited, or no official result is declared, all Bets shall be void.

18.50. Innings to Finish with a Boundary

Description of the Market: Will the final delivery of the innings result in a boundary?

Rules: Only boundaries scored directly from the bat, from any delivery whether legal or not, are counted. Overthrows, run fours, and extras are not considered boundaries.
In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if there is any reduction in the scheduled number of overs after the Bet is placed due to external factors, including adverse weather. If the match is abandoned or no official result is declared, all Bets shall be void.

18.51. Top Batter in Innings

Description: Which batter will score the highest number of runs for the named team?

Rules: This Market is settled based on the batter with the highest individual score in the team’s innings. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 50% of the scheduled overs at the time the Bet was placed are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather. Pre-match Top Batter Bets for First Class matches apply only to the first innings of each team and shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. If a player is named at the toss and later replaced as a concussion substitute, both the original player and the replacement shall be counted. If a batter is named in the starting XI but does not bat, Bets on that batter shall stand. If a substitute enters the match after the in-play Market has been offered, the original Market will be removed and settled as normal even if the substitute achieves the highest individual score, and a new Market with updated selections may be offered. If two or more batters score the same number of runs in the innings, dead heat rules apply. Runs scored in a super over are not counted.

18.52. Top Bowler in Innings

Description: Which bowler will take the most wickets for the named team?

Rules: This Market is settled based on the bowler with the highest number of wickets in the team’s innings. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 50% of the scheduled overs at the time the Bet was placed are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather. Pre-match Bets for First Class matches apply only to the first innings of each team and shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. If a player is named at the toss and later replaced as a concussion substitute, both the original player and the replacement shall be counted. If a bowler is named in the starting XI but does not bowl, Bets on that bowler shall stand. If a substitute enters the match after the in-play Market has been offered, the original Market will be removed and settled as normal even if the substitute takes the most wickets, and a new Market with updated selections may be offered. If two or more bowlers take the same number of wickets, the bowler who concedes the fewest runs shall be the winner. If both wickets taken and runs conceded are equal, dead heat rules apply. Wickets taken in a super over are not counted. If no bowler takes a wicket in the innings, all Bets shall be void.

18.53. Last Player Standing

Description: Which batter will remain not out at the completion of the innings?

Rules: If two or more batters are not out at the completion of the innings, the winner for settlement purposes shall be the last batter to face a delivery, whether legal or not. A player is not considered not out if they retired hurt or did not bat. If more than 11 players bat in the innings, this Market shall be void. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if the innings is reduced after the Bet is placed due to external factors, including adverse weather. All players who participated in the innings, including substitutes, are eligible for settlement.

18.54. Most Economical Bowler

Description: Which bowler will concede the fewest runs per over in the innings?

Rules: This Market is settled based on the bowler with the lowest runs conceded per over during the innings. For settlement purposes, wides and no balls are included, while byes, leg byes, and penalty runs are excluded. If a bowler is named in the starting XI but does not bowl, Bets on that bowler shall stand. Pre-match Bets for First Class matches apply only to the first innings of each team and shall be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. If a player is named at the toss and later replaced as a concussion substitute, both the original player and the replacement shall be counted. If two or more bowlers have the same runs conceded per over, dead heat rules apply. Runs conceded in a super over are not counted.

 Player Markets

18.55. Batter Runs

Description: How many runs will the named batter score?

Rules: If the batter finishes the innings not out at the end of the innings, the final score achieved shall be used for settlement. If a batter does not bat, the Bet shall be void. If a batter retires hurt and later returns to bat, the total runs scored in the innings shall count. If the batter does not return, the score at the time of retirement shall be considered final. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless the Bet has already been determined or goes on to be determined. A Bet is considered determined if the betting line is exceeded or the batter is dismissed. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. For pre-match Bets, only the batter’s first innings shall count. Runs scored in a super over are not included.

18.56. Combined Batter Runs

Description: How many total runs will the named batters score?

Rules: The same rules apply as for Batter Runs. If any named batter does not bat, the Bet shall be void unless settlement has already been determined or goes on to be determined.

18.57. Batter Fours

Description: How many fours will the named batter score?

Rules: If the batter finishes the innings not out, the number of fours scored shall be considered final. If a batter does not bat, the Bet shall be void. If a batter retires hurt and later returns, all fours scored during the innings shall count. If the batter does not return, the result at the time of retirement shall be final. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless the Bet has already been determined or goes on to be determined. A Bet is considered determined if the betting line is exceeded or the batter is dismissed. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. Only fours scored directly from the bat, from any delivery whether legal or not, are counted. Overthrows, run fours, and extras are not counted. For pre-match Bets, only the batter’s first innings shall count. Fours scored in a super over are not included.

18.58. Batter Sixes

Description: How many sixes will the named batter score?

Rules: If the batter finishes the innings not out, the number of sixes scored shall be considered final. If a batter does not bat, the Bet shall be void. If a batter retires hurt and later returns, all sixes scored during the innings shall count. If the batter does not return, the result at the time of retirement shall be final. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless the Bet has already been determined or goes on to be determined. A Bet is considered determined if the betting line is exceeded or the batter is dismissed. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. Only sixes scored directly from the bat, from any delivery whether legal or not, are counted. Overthrows and extras are not counted. For pre-match Bets, only the batter’s first innings shall count. Sixes scored in a super over are not included.

18.59. Batter Milestones

Description: Will the named batter reach the specified milestone?

Rules: The same rules apply as for Batter Runs.

18.60. Batter Deliveries Faced

Description: How many deliveries will the named batter face?

Rules: Settlement follows the official scorecard. Wides are not counted as deliveries faced, while no-balls are counted. If a batter retires hurt and later returns, all deliveries faced during the innings shall count. If the batter does not return, the result at the time of retirement shall be final. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless the Bet has already been determined or goes on to be determined. A Bet is considered determined if the betting line is exceeded or the batter is dismissed. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. For pre-match Bets, only the batter’s first innings shall count. Deliveries faced in a super over are not included.

18.61. Batter Method of Dismissal

Description: How will the named batter be dismissed?

Rules: If the named batter finishes the innings not out, all Bets shall be void. If the batter retires and does not return to bat later, all Bets shall be void. If the batter returns to bat and is later dismissed, Bets shall stand. A dismissal recorded as caught and bowled shall be settled as a fielder catch.

18.62. Bowler Wickets

Description: How many wickets will the named bowler take?

Rules: If the named bowler does not bowl, all Bets shall be void. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in the relevant innings are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined. A Bet shall be considered determined if the betting line placed has been exceeded. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless the bowler’s bowling innings has been completed. For pre-match Bets, only the bowler’s first innings shall count. Wickets taken in a super over are not included.

18.63. Bowler Runs Conceded

Description: How many runs will the named bowler concede?

Rules: Settlement follows the official scorecard. Wides and no-balls are included, while byes, leg byes, and penalty runs are excluded. If the named bowler does not bowl, all Bets shall be void. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined or goes on to be determined. A Bet shall be considered determined if the betting line is exceeded or the batter is dismissed. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. For pre-match Bets, only the bowler’s first innings shall count. Runs conceded in a super over are not included.

18.64. Named Player Performance

Description: How many points will the named player score under the player performance scoring system?

Rules: Points shall be awarded as follows: 1 point per run scored, 20 points per wicket taken, 10 points per catch taken, and 25 points per stumping. If the player does not bat or bowl but is included in the starting eleven, all Bets shall remain valid and be settled accordingly. If the player is not included in the starting eleven, all Bets shall be void. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined. A Bet shall be considered determined if the betting line is exceeded. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless both teams’ first innings have been completed. In First Class matches, only points from the first innings shall count. Points scored in a super over are not included.

18.65. Batter Matchbet

Description: Which of the named players will score the most runs?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. Both players must be named in the starting XI or appear as substitutes. If either player does not subsequently bat, all Bets shall still be settled. Runs scored in a super over are not included.

18.66. Bowler Matchbet

Description: Which of the named players will take the most wickets?

Rules: In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. Both players must be named in the starting XI or appear as substitutes. If either player does not subsequently bowl, all Bets shall still be settled. Wickets taken in a super over are not included.

18.67. All-Rounder Matchbet

Description: Which of the named players will score the most points under the player performance scoring system?

Rules: Points shall be awarded as follows: 1 point per run scored, 20 points per wicket taken, 10 points per catch taken, and 25 points per stumping. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. Both players must be named in the starting XI or appear as substitutes. If either player does not subsequently bat or bowl, all Bets shall still be settled. Points scored in a super over are not included.

18.68. Keeper Matchbet

Description: Which of the named wicket keepers will score more points under the player performance scoring system?

Rules: Points shall be awarded in accordance with the player performance scoring system described above. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless settlement of the Bet has already been determined. Both named players must start the match as wicket keepers or appear as substitutes. If a player’s role changes during the match for any reason, all Bets shall still be settled in accordance with the scoring system. Points scored in a super over are not included.

 Partnership Markets

18.69. Fall of Next Wicket

Description: How many runs will the batting team have scored when the next wicket falls?

Rules: If the partnership ends due to the completion of an innings, Bets shall be settled at the final score. For settlement purposes, a batter retiring hurt does not count as a wicket. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings are completed due to external factors, unless settlement has already been determined or goes on to be determined. A Bet shall be considered determined if the betting line is exceeded or the specified wicket falls. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless settlement has already been determined.

18.70. Next Player Out

Description: Which batter will be the next to be dismissed?

Rules: If either batter retires hurt, or if the batters at the crease differ from those quoted in the market, all Bets placed on both batters shall be void. If no further wickets fall in the innings, all Bets shall be void.

18.71. Method of Next Wicket Dismissal

Description: How will the next batter be dismissed?

Rules: Settlement shall be based on the dismissal method of the next wicket that falls. A batter retiring hurt does not count as a wicket. If a batter is retired out, all Bets shall be void. If the specified wicket does not fall, all Bets shall be void. A dismissal recorded as caught and bowled shall be included under fielder catch.

18.72. Race to ‘X’ Runs

Description: Which batter will reach the specified number of runs first?

Rules: All Bets shall stand regardless of any curtailment of the match. If neither batter reaches the specified number of runs, the market shall be settled as ‘Neither’.

18.73. Next Boundary Four or Six

Description: Will the next boundary be a four or a six?

Rules: If no further boundaries are scored in the innings, all Bets shall be void. Only boundaries scored directly from the bat, whether off legal or illegal deliveries, shall count as boundaries. Overthrows, all run fours, and extras do not count as boundaries. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if the total innings is reduced at any stage to less than 80% of the stated maximum overs at the time the Bet was placed, unless settlement has already been determined before the reduction. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. Boundaries scored in a super over are not included.

18.74. Winning Over

Description: In which over of the named team’s innings will the match be decided?

Rules: All Bets shall be void if there is no official result. In limited overs matches, all Bets shall be void if, after the Bet has been placed, the maximum possible number of overs is reduced for any reason.

 One-sided Markets

18.75. Both Teams to Score ‘X’ Runs

Description: Will both teams score the specified number of runs?

Rules: In accordance with the Innings Runs rules, each innings shall be considered complete if at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled at the time the Bet was placed are completed, and the market shall be settled accordingly. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 100 overs are bowled in either team’s first innings, unless settlement has already been determined. Only runs scored in the first innings are taken into account. If a team declares, that innings shall be considered complete for settlement purposes.

18.76. Either Batter Method of Dismissal

Description: Will either of the named batters be dismissed using the specified method?

Rules: All Bets shall be settled regardless of whether either batter finishes the innings not out or retires hurt.

18.77. Both Batters Method of Dismissal

Description: Will both of the named batters be dismissed using the specified method?

Rules: Same rules apply as for “Either Batter Method of Dismissal”.

18.78. Runs off Consecutive Deliveries

Description: How many runs will be scored off each of the specified deliveries?

Rules: Same rules apply as for “Runs off Delivery”, except that the specified number of runs must be scored from both listed deliveries.

18.79. Wicket off Delivery

Description: Will a wicket fall on the specified delivery?

Rules: The specified delivery must be completed for Bets to stand. For settlement purposes, any wicket shall count, including run outs. A batter retiring hurt does not count as a wicket. If a batter is timed out or retired out, the wicket shall be deemed to have occurred on the previous delivery.

18.80. Both Batters to Score ‘X’ Runs in Over

Description: Will both batters score the specified number of runs in the over?

Rules: The specified over must be completed for Bets to stand unless settlement has already been determined. If an innings ends during an over, that over shall be considered complete unless the innings ends due to external factors, including adverse weather, in which case all Bets shall be void unless settlement has already been determined. If the over does not start for any reason, all Bets shall be void. Only runs scored off the bat count towards settlement. Bets shall be settled regardless of whether either of the named batters is dismissed or retires hurt before the over begins.

18.81. Both Batters to Score a Boundary in Over

Description: Will both batters score a boundary in the over?

Rules: Same rules apply as for “Both Batters to Score ‘X’ Runs in Over”. Both fours and sixes are considered boundaries. Only boundaries scored from the bat, whether off legal or illegal deliveries, shall count. Overthrows, all run fours, and extras are not counted.

18.82. Both a Four and a Six to be Scored in an Over

Description: Will both a four and a six be scored within the specified over?

Rules: The specified over must be completed for Bets to stand unless settlement has already been determined. If an innings ends during an over, that over shall be considered complete unless the innings ends due to external factors, including adverse weather, in which case all Bets shall be void unless settlement has already been determined. If the over does not commence for any reason, all Bets shall be void. Only fours or sixes scored directly from the bat, whether off legal or illegal deliveries, shall count. Overthrows, all run fours, and extras do not count.

18.83. Batter and Bowler Combo Milestones

Description: Will the named batter and the named bowler reach their respective specified milestones?

Rules: For the batter – same rules apply as for “Batter Runs”. In First Class matches, only runs scored in the first innings are counted. For the bowler – if a bowler does not bowl, they shall be deemed to have taken 0 wickets. In limited overs matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 80% of the scheduled overs in the relevant innings are completed due to external factors, including adverse weather, unless settlement has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, Bets shall be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, unless the player’s bowling innings has been completed. The result shall be considered determined if the betting lines placed are exceeded. In First Class matches, only first innings wickets and runs are counted. Wickets and runs scored in a super over are not included.

18.84. Batters Combo Milestones

Description: Will both named batters reach their specified milestones?

Rules: Same rules apply as for “Combined Batter Runs”.

 Notes for all Markets

18.85. Players Sent Off/Retired Out

A player who is sent off shall be treated as retired out and will be settled as a wicket.

18.86. Concussion/Tactical Substitutions

If a player leaves the field as a substitute, this shall not count as a wicket. If the player does not return, the final result shall be determined based on the score at the time the player left the field. If a player enters the match as a substitute, for settlement purposes both the substitute and the replaced player shall be considered to have participated fully in the match.

18.87. Penalty Runs After the Conclusion of an Innings

Penalty runs added to a team’s total after the start of the opposing team’s innings shall not be counted for settlement of markets related to the previous innings.

18.88. The Hundred

In The Hundred format, an over consists of 5 legal deliveries, meaning a full innings is made up of 20 overs. All other rules remain the same as for other limited overs formats.

18.89. Incorrectly Created Matches

If a match is created under an incorrect format, for example T20 instead of List A, all Bets shall be void and a new match will be created.

19. Squash

19.1. If a set finishes before the Xth point is reached, the market “Who scores [Xth] point in set [y]” shall be considered void.

19.2. If markets remain open with an incorrect score that has a significant impact on the odds, with the scope of impact determined reasonably by the Sportsbook, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the affected bets.

19.3. If the players or teams are displayed incorrectly, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the respective bets.

19.4. If a player retires, forfeits the match, or is disqualified, all undecided markets shall be void.

19.5. Official point deductions shall be taken into account for all undetermined markets. Markets that have already been determined will not be affected by such deductions.

19.6. If penalty point(s) are awarded by the umpire, all bets on that game shall stand.

20. Aussie Rules Football

20.1. All markets exclude overtime unless expressly stated otherwise.

20.2. Regular 80 Minutes: Markets are settled based on the result at the end of the scheduled 80 minutes of play unless expressly stated otherwise. This includes any added injury or stoppage time but does not include extra time.

20.3. If odds were offered with an incorrect match time exceeding 2 minutes, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the respective bets.

20.4. If team names or competition categories are displayed incorrectly, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void the respective bets.

21. Boxing

21.1. If either fighter fails to answer the bell for the next round, the opponent shall be deemed the winner of the previous round.

21.2. If a fight is officially declared a “No Contest”, all bets shall be void.

21.3. If the scheduled number of rounds is changed prior to the fight, all “Total Rounds”, “Round Betting”, and “Method of Victory” bets shall be void.

21.4. Boxing Markets Rules:

21.4.1. Winner (To Win the Fight): Predict which competitor will win the bout. No draw option is offered. If the fight ends in a draw, including Majority Draw or Technical Draw, all bets on this market shall be void.

21.4.2. 1×2 (Fight Result): Predict the final result of the bout. If the fight ends in a Majority Draw or a Technical Draw, the Draw selection shall be the winning outcome.

21.4.3. Total Rounds (Over/Under): Bets are settled based on the round in which the fight result is determined. For settlement purposes, where a half round is stated, 1 minute and 30 seconds of the respective round defines the half. For example, 9.5 rounds corresponds to 1 minute and 30 seconds of round 10. If the fight ends exactly at 1 minute and 30 seconds of round 10, the result shall be over 9.5 rounds.

21.4.4. Winner and Exact Round: Predict the round in which the selected fighter will win the bout. This market applies to wins by KO, TKO, or disqualification during the specified round. If a boxer fails to answer the bell for the next round, the opponent shall be deemed to have won in the previous round. In the event of a technical decision before the scheduled end of the fight, all bets shall be settled as a win by decision and all round betting selections shall be losing bets.

21.4.5. Winning Method: Predict the method by which the fight result will be decided. All bets shall be settled based on the official result. A win by disqualification shall be counted as a knockout or technical knockout.

21.4.6. Any Fighter To Win Inside the Distance: Predict whether the fight will be decided before the scheduled number of rounds is completed. In the case of a technical decision, the fight shall be deemed not to have gone the distance for settlement purposes.

22. MMA

22.1. All markets are settled based on the result available immediately after the conclusion of the fight. Any subsequent appeals, reviews, or amendments to the result are not taken into account for settlement purposes.

22.2. If either fighter fails to answer the bell for the next round, the opponent shall be deemed to have won the fight in the previous round.

22.3. In the event of a withdrawal or substitution of any of the scheduled fighters, all bets shall be void.

22.4. If a fight is officially declared a “No Contest”, all bets shall be void.

22.5. If the scheduled number of rounds is changed prior to the fight, all “Total Rounds”, “Winner and Exact Rounds”, and “Winning Method” bets shall be void.

22.6. MMA Markets Rules:

22.6.1. Winner (To Win the Fight): Predict which competitor will win the bout. No draw option is offered. For Winner markets without a draw selection, all bets shall be void if the fight ends in a draw, including Majority Draw or Technical Draw.

22.6.2. 1×2 (Fight Result): Predict the final result of the bout. If the fight ends in a Majority Draw or a Technical Draw, the Draw selection shall be the winning outcome.

22.6.3. Total (Over/Under): Betting on the round in which the fight result is determined. For settlement purposes, where a half round is stated, 2 minutes and 30 seconds of the respective round shall define the half. For example, 2.5 rounds corresponds to 2 minutes and 30 seconds of round 3. If the fight ends exactly at 2 minutes and 30 seconds of round 3, the result shall be over 2.5 rounds.

22.6.4. Winning Method: Predict the method by which the fight result will be decided. All bets shall be settled based on the official result declared. A win by disqualification shall be counted as Knockout or Technical Knockout.

For the purposes of the Winning Method market, a KO (knockout) includes the following:

– referee stoppage due to strikes while either fighter is standing or both fighters are standing;

– referee stoppage due to strikes while either fighter is on the canvas or both fighters are on the canvas;

– stoppage by a doctor;

– stoppage by a fighter’s corner or team;

– a fighter retires due to injury;

– a win by disqualification.

For the purposes of the Winning Method market, a submission includes the following:

– referee stoppage due to tap-out;

– referee stoppage due to technical submission;

– a fighter’s verbal submission, including a verbal submission caused by strikes.

22.6.5. Winner and Exact Rounds: Predict the round in which the selected fighter will win the bout. This market applies to wins by KO, TKO, disqualification, or submission in the specified round, as well as wins by decision. If a fighter fails to answer the bell for the next round, the opponent shall be deemed to have won the fight in the previous round. In the event of a technical decision before the scheduled end of the fight, all bets shall be settled as a win by decision and all round betting selections shall be losing bets.

22.6.6. “Will the fight go the distance?”: Predict whether the fight will be decided before the scheduled number of rounds is completed. In the event of a technical decision, the fight shall be deemed not to have gone the distance for settlement purposes.

23. Golf

23.1. A player shall be considered to have participated in a tournament or a specific round once they have teed off. If a player withdraws, retires, or is disqualified after teeing off, all Bets shall stand.

23.2. In tournaments affected by adverse weather or similar circumstances, Bets shall be settled based on the official result, regardless of the number of rounds completed.

23.3. If a tournament is abandoned, any Bets placed after the last fully completed round shall be void.

23.4. If a golf round is abandoned, all undecided markets shall be void.

23.5. Official results published on the tour’s official website at the time of the trophy presentation shall be used for settlement purposes. Any subsequent disqualification after this time shall not be taken into account.

23.6. In the event of any delay due to rain, darkness, or other reasons, all undecided markets shall remain unsettled and trading shall resume once the round or tournament continues.

23.7. In the case of any non-runners, all 2 Ball and 3 Ball Bets shall be void.

23.8. Golf Markets Rules:

23.8.1. “2 Balls”: Predict which listed player will record the lowest score in the specified round. If both players retire at the same hole, the market shall be void. The market shall also be void if both competitors record the same score for the round. A player shall be considered a runner once they tee off at their first scheduled hole.

23.8.2. “3 Balls”: Predict which listed player will record the lowest score in the specified round. Dead heat rules apply.

23.8.3. “Outright Winner”: All outright Bets shall be settled on the player awarded the trophy, with playoff results taken into account. If a tournament is reduced from the scheduled number of holes for any reason, including adverse weather, outright Bets, except “First round leader” Bets, placed before the final completed round shall be settled on the player awarded the trophy.

23.8.4. “Group Betting (Top XY)”: The winner shall be the player achieving the highest final placing at the end of the tournament. Dead heat rules apply unless the winner is determined by a playoff. Special case: If a group betting market is offered and only one competitor starts, all Bets on that group betting market shall be void.

23.8.5. “Finishing Position of a Named Player”: In the event of a tie for a finishing position, the tied position shall apply. For example, if a player ties with four others for 7th place, the finishing position shall be considered 7th.

23.8.6. “End of Round Leader (e.g. First round – Winner)”: Settlement shall be based on the tournament score at the end of the specified round. Dead heat rules apply.

23.8.7. “Tournament Top 4 / Top 5 / Top 6 / Top 10 / Top 20 Finish”: Dead heat rules apply.

23.8.8. “To Win / Not to Win a Major”: The four majors are the US Open, US Masters, USPGA, and the British Open.

23.8.9. “Competitor Markets”: If the relevant competitor retires, all undecided competitor markets shall be void.

23.8.10. “Total Markets”: If a player listed in the group retires, all undecided total markets shall be void.

23.8.11. “Hole” and “Hole a to b” Markets: If a player listed in the group retires, all related and undecided “hole” and “hole a to b” markets shall be void.

23.8.12. “Winner”: This market shall be settled based on the official winner of the entire tournament, including any extra holes. Bets on all listed players shall stand once they have teed off.

23.8.13. “Winner of Group”: The winner of this market shall be the player with the lowest total score within the specified group at the end of the tournament. Only players included in the market form part of the group. If two or more players within the group are tied for the lowest score, dead heat settlement shall apply.

23.8.14. “End of Round X – Leader”: If two or more players are tied for the lead after a round, dead heat settlement shall apply. If a player does not play a single shot in a tournament, all End of Round – Leader markets relating to that player shall be void. If a player withdraws from the tournament, all End of Round – Leader markets shall be void provided the player has not played a shot in the respective round.

24. Motorcycle Racing

24.1. If a specific event is postponed or abandoned, Bets shall remain valid provided that the event is completed within 72 hours.

25. Athletics

25.1. If a specific event is postponed or abandoned, Bets shall remain valid provided that the event is completed within 72 hours.

26. Winter Sports

26.1. If a specific event is postponed or abandoned, Bets shall remain valid provided that the event is completed within 72 hours.

27. Formula 1

27.1. General Formula 1 Betting Rules:

27.1.1. Unless otherwise stated in the relevant market rules, the result at the time of the podium presentation shall be considered valid for settlement purposes.

27.1.2. Events shortened due to weather conditions or other circumstances, but deemed official by the governing association, shall be settled accordingly provided that full points are awarded.

27.1.3. If a race is postponed to another day, as determined within the UTC time zone, all markets shall be considered void.

27.1.4. Unless otherwise stated in the market rules, dead heat rules shall apply if the number of winners exceeds the expected number of winning selections for a specific market.

27.1.5. If one or more drivers start the race from the pit lane, they shall be ranked at the end of the starting grid for settlement purposes.

27.1.6. If competitors, which are reflected as dedicated selections, retire in different laps, the number of completed laps shall be used for settlement purposes.

27.2. Team Market Rules

27.2.1. “Winner (team)”, “Top X (team)”, and “Head2head (team)” markets shall be settled based on the team whose car achieves the best final classification.

27.2.2. “1st to retire (teams)” shall be settled on the team whose car retires first. N.B. Specific retirement market rules apply to this market.

27.2.3. “1st pit stop (teams)” shall be settled on the team whose car enters the pit lane first. N.B. Specific pit stop market rules apply to this market.

27.2.4. Team total overtakings shall be settled based on the combined number of overtakings completed by both cars of the specified team. N.B. Specific overtaking market rules apply to this market.

27.3. Fastest Lap Market Rules

27.3.1. The driver who records the fastest lap in the specified lap, group of laps, or the entire race shall be considered the winner.

27.3.2. Lap times recorded in milliseconds shall be valid for settlement purposes.

27.4. Head2head Markets and Winner of Group Market Rules

27.4.1. If all competitors, reflected as dedicated selections, retire in the same lap, the market shall be void.

27.4.2. If a driver retires during or before the formation lap, the market shall be considered void.

27.5. Overtaking Market Rules

27.5.1. An overtaking must be maintained until the end of the lap to be counted for settlement purposes.

27.5.2. Overtakings occurring during the first lap shall not be counted for settlement purposes.

27.5.3. Overtakings involving a specific driver during the same lap in which the driver enters or exits the pit lane shall not be counted.

27.5.4. Overtakings of a car during the lap in which it retires shall not be counted.

27.5.5. Lapping and unlapping shall not be considered as overtaking.

27.6. Retirement Market Rules

27.6.1. A car shall be considered retired for settlement purposes if it does not cross the finish line when the session is deemed completed, unless the car or driver is disqualified.

27.6.2. If more than one competitor retires in the same lap in which the first retirement occurs, dead heat rules shall apply.

27.6.3. If a car retires in the pit or pit lane, the last started lap shall be used for settlement purposes.

27.7. Pit Stop Market Rules

27.7.1. The car that enters the pit lane first shall be considered the winner of this market.

27.7.2. If a car enters the pit lane and subsequently retires, it shall still be considered to have made a pit stop for settlement purposes.

27.8. Total Finishers Market Rules

27.8.1. A driver shall only be considered a finisher for settlement purposes if they cross the finish line when the session is considered complete.

III. eSports Special Rules

1. General Rules Applicable To eSports

1.1. All eSports markets are based on in-game score events or results at the end of a scheduled match or map. All settlements shall be made using the official scores and results declared on the official video stream or in-game stream of the relevant match.

1.2. All match start dates and times displayed for eSports matches are for indicative purposes only and are not guaranteed to be accurate. Bets shall stand if a match is offered with an incorrect date and or time.

1.3. If a match is paused or postponed and is not rescheduled within 24 hours of the originally scheduled start time, all bets placed on that match shall be void.

1.4. If the name of a player, team, or tournament is misspelled, all bets shall stand unless it is evident that the misspelled name refers to a different entity or individual.

1.5. If a team name is changed due to leaving an organisation, joining another organisation, or due to an official name change, all bets shall stand.

1.6. If the event organiser allows stand-in players and an official result is declared, all bets shall be settled as normal.

1.7. If a match result is overruled by the organiser due to unforeseen circumstances, such as cheating, all bets on that match shall be void. This rule applies within 72 hours from the end of the match. After this period, the Sportsbook shall not amend settled tickets.

1.8. If a match is declared a walkover win by the tournament organiser, all bets shall be void.

1.9. If one team retires during a match, only bets on completed individual maps shall be settled. Match markets, match side markets, and all other undecided map markets shall be void. Bets placed on any subsequent maps that are completed shall be settled based on official results. All live betting offers for the affected match shall be suspended and transferred to a new match with a different match ID reflecting the actual state of play. The only exception applies in the following case: if Team A wins map 1 and forfeits map 2, the Sportsbook shall void all wagers on all undecided match markets and map 2 markets, and continue offering bets on map 3 of the match.

1.10. All markets include overtime unless expressly stated otherwise in the market name.

1.11. If the match format is changed or differs from the format offered, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void all bets.

1.12. If a fixture is listed incorrectly, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void all bets.

1.13. If a match is played before the scheduled start date or time, all bets placed after the actual start of the match shall be refunded. All bets placed before the actual start shall stand.

1.14. If a match or map is replayed due to organiser or technical issues, all affected markets shall be void. Replayed matches or maps shall be treated as a new match.

1.15. If a game on a map starts with fewer than ten players, all bets placed on that map shall be void.

2. eSports Game-Specific Rules

2.1. Counter-Strike 2 Rules

2.1.1. If a player disconnects and is unable to reconnect or be replaced for the remainder of the map, and both teams agree to continue the match in a 4v5 format and at least five rounds are played, all affected bets on that map, match, and match side markets shall be void.

2.1.2. If a team retires, receives a win by administrative decision, or is disqualified before all scheduled rounds of a map are completed, all undecided bets on that map and the match shall be void.

2.1.3. Counter-Strike 2 matches may be played in various formats, including but not limited to MR12 and MR8. All odds offered take into account the specific format used and are based on official tournament data. For details regarding the applicable format, please refer to the official tournament rules.

2.1.4. In the event of a round restart, all bets shall stand. All markets shall be settled based on the official score.

2.2. Valorant Rules

2.2.1. If a player disconnects and is unable to reconnect or be replaced for the remainder of the map, and both teams agree to continue the match in a 4v5 format with at least five rounds played, all affected bets on that map, match, and match side markets shall be void.

2.2.2. If a team retires, is awarded a win by administrative decision, or is disqualified before all scheduled rounds of a map are completed, all undecided bets on that map and the match shall be void.

2.2.3. Valorant matches may be played in various formats, including but not limited to MR12, MR8, and others. All odds offered take into account the format used for the specific match and are based on official tournament data. For information regarding the applicable format, please refer to the official tournament rules and data.

2.2.4. In the event of a round restart, all bets shall stand. All markets shall be settled based on the official score.

2.3. Dota 2 Rules

2.3.1. If a map starts with fewer than ten competitors, all bets placed on that map shall be void.

2.3.2. If a competitor disconnects within the first ten minutes of a map and is unable to reconnect or be replaced for the remainder of the map, all affected bets on that map and match shall be void. If a competitor disconnects or leaves after the tenth minute of play, bets shall stand and be settled according to the official result.

2.3.3. If a walkover or a win by administrative decision is awarded within the first ten minutes of a map, all bets on that map shall be void. If a win by administrative decision is awarded after the tenth minute of play, bets shall stand and be settled according to the official result.

2.4. League of Legends Rules

2.4.1. If a map starts with fewer than ten competitors, all bets placed on that map shall be void.

2.4.2. If a competitor disconnects within the first ten minutes of a map and is unable to reconnect or be replaced for the remainder of the map, all affected bets on that map and match shall be void. If a competitor disconnects or leaves after the tenth minute of play, bets shall stand and be settled according to the official result.

2.4.3. If a walkover or a win by administrative decision is awarded within the first ten minutes of a map, all undecided bets on that map and match shall be void. If a win by administrative decision is awarded after the tenth minute of play, bets shall stand and be settled according to the official result.

2.5. King of Glory Rules

2.5.1. If a map starts with fewer than ten competitors, all bets placed on that map shall be void.

2.5.2. If a competitor disconnects within the first ten minutes of a map and is unable to reconnect or be replaced for the remainder of the map, all undecided bets on that map and match shall be void. If a competitor disconnects or leaves after the tenth minute of play, bets shall stand and be settled according to the official result.

2.5.3. If a walkover or a win by administrative decision is awarded within the first ten minutes of a map, all undecided bets on that map and match shall be void. If a win by administrative decision is awarded after the tenth minute of play, bets shall stand and be settled according to the official result.

2.5.4. Market-specific rules: If the final gameplay duration is exactly equal to a specified threshold, the result shall be settled as OVER.

2.6. eSports FIFA

2.6.1. eSports Battle match duration is 2×4 minutes.

2.6.2. Liga Pro eFootball match duration is 2×6 minutes.

2.6.3. All markets shall be settled in accordance with the General Rules and the Soccer Market Rules.

2.7. eSports NBA2K

2.7.1. Match duration is 4×5 minutes, including overtime.

2.7.2. All markets shall be settled in accordance with the General Rules and the Basketball Market Rules.

IV. eSports Solution Betting Rules

1.1. General Rules

1.1.1. The Sportsbook reserves the right to cancel any bet placed on clearly erroneous odds, including but not limited to typographical errors, back-office mistakes, fixed or manipulated events, switched odds, or bets placed after the event has started or where the match was affected by evident technical issues.

1.1.2. All bets shall be settled once the outcome of the respective market has been determined.

1.1.3. The “Match” (1X2) market allows betting on the partial or final outcome of a match or event. The available selections are: “1” – the home team or the team listed on the left side of the offer; “X” – a draw or the middle selection; “2” – the away team or the team listed on the right side of the offer.

1.1.4. The “Correct Score” market allows betting on the partial or final exact score of a match or event.

1.1.5. The “Over/Under” (Totals) market allows betting on the partial or final total number of a predefined occurrence (e.g. goals, points, corners, rebounds, penalty minutes, etc.). If the final total equals the betting line exactly, all bets on this market shall be declared void. Example: if the betting line is 128.0 points and the match ends with a score of 64-64, all bets will be void.

1.1.6. The “Odd/Even” market allows betting on whether the partial or final total of a predefined occurrence (e.g. goals, points, corners, rebounds, penalty minutes, etc.) is odd or even. “Odd” refers to 1, 3, 5, etc.; “Even” refers to 0, 2, 4, etc.

1.1.7. The “Half Time / Full Time” market allows betting on the result at half-time and the final result of the match. For example, if the half-time score is 1-0 and the match ends 1-1, the winning outcome is 1/X. This market shall be void if the match is played in a time format different from that specified in the bet (i.e. other than two halves).

1.1.8. The “Period Betting” market allows betting on the outcome of individual periods within a match or event.

1.1.9. The “Draw No Bet” market allows betting on either selection “1” or “2” as defined in clause 1.1.3. This term is also used where no draw odds are offered. If the match ends in a draw or if the specified occurrence does not take place, all stakes shall be refunded.

1.1.10. The “Handicap” market allows betting on whether the selected outcome will be successful after the specified handicap is added to or subtracted from the relevant match, period, or total score. If the adjusted result equals the handicap line exactly, all bets on this market shall be declared void.

1.1.11. The “Asian Handicap” market applies a split handicap to the selected team. For example, Home Team (-1.75) versus Away Team (+1.75) means that the total stake is divided into two equal parts and placed on handicaps -1.5 and -2.0 respectively. For the bet to be fully successful at the quoted odds, the Home Team must win the match by a margin greater than both handicap values (i.e. by three or more goals). If the Home Team wins by exactly two goals, the bet will be partially won, with the -1.5 portion settled as a win and the -2.0 portion refunded, as it is considered a tie. If the Home Team wins by only one goal, draws, or loses the match, the entire stake will be lost. For Away Team (+1.75), the stake is likewise divided into +1.5 and +2.0 handicaps.

1.1.12. The “Double Chance” market allows betting on two possible outcomes of a match or event simultaneously. The available selections are 1X, 12, and X2, where “1”, “X”, and “2” are defined in clause 1.1.3.

1.1.13. The “Team to Score First and Win” market requires the listed team to score the first goal of the match and subsequently win the match. If no goals are scored during the match, all bets on this market shall be void.

1.1.14. Bets on “Quarter / Half / Period X” refer exclusively to the result or score achieved within the specified timeframe and do not include any points, goals, or events occurring outside that timeframe. Bets will be void if the match is played in a format other than the one specified in the offer.

1.1.15. Bets on “Result at End of Quarter / Half / Period X” refer to the cumulative result of the match or event at the conclusion of the specified timeframe, including all points, goals, or events accumulated in prior periods.

1.1.16. Bets on “Race to X Points / Race to X Goals” and similar markets refer to the team or participant that first reaches the specified number of points, goals, or events. If a timeframe or period restriction is stated, only occurrences within that timeframe will be considered. If the specified total is not reached within the stated timeframe, all bets will be void unless otherwise specified.

1.1.17. Bets on “Winner of Point X / Scorer of Goal X” and similar markets refer to the team or participant that scores or wins the specified occurrence. Events occurring prior to the listed occurrence are not taken into account for settlement. If the specified occurrence does not take place within the stated timeframe, all bets will be void unless otherwise specified.

1.1.18. Any market referring to a team winning all halves or periods (e.g. “Team to Win Both Halves”) requires the listed team to score more goals or points than its opponent in each of the specified halves or periods.

1.2. Basketball Market Rules

1.2.1. All basketball markets exclude overtime unless expressly stated otherwise.

1.2.2. If a match ends before the specified Xth point is reached, the following markets shall be void: “Who Scores Xth Point? (incl. OT)” and “Which Team Will Win Race to X Points? (incl. OT)”.

1.3. Cricket Market Rules

1.3.1. Delivery Markets – Runs Off Delivery: The result is determined by the number of runs added to the team total from the specified delivery. All illegal deliveries are counted as deliveries for settlement purposes. For example, if an over starts with a wide, the first delivery will be settled as one run, and the next ball will be considered the second delivery. Runs scored from additional deliveries caused by free hits or re-bowled deliveries due to illegal balls do not count. All runs, whether scored off the bat or as extras, are included. For example, a wide delivery with three additional runs taken equals four runs for settlement.

1.3.2. Over Markets – Runs in Over: The specified over must be completed for bets to stand unless settlement has already been determined. If an innings ends during an over, that over will be deemed complete unless the innings ends due to external factors such as bad weather, in which case all bets will be void unless already settled. If the over does not commence, all bets will be void. Extras and penalty runs count towards settlement.

1.3.3. Wicket in Over: For settlement purposes, all wickets are counted, including run outs. A batter retiring hurt does not count as a wicket. If a batter is timed out or retired out, the wicket is deemed to have occurred on the previous delivery.

1.3.4. Over Odd / Even: Bets refer to whether the total number of runs scored in the specified over is odd or even. Settlement follows the same rules as “Runs in Over”. A total of zero runs is considered even.

1.3.5. Innings Markets: In limited overs matches, bets will be void if fewer than 80% of the overs scheduled at the time the bet was placed are completed due to external factors, unless settlement has already been determined. Bets placed on future innings remain valid regardless of results in earlier innings. In First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs are bowled, or if an innings is incomplete with fewer than 60 overs bowled, unless settlement has already been determined. If a team declares, the innings will be considered complete for settlement purposes.

1.4. Baseball Market Rules

1.4.1. Extra innings shall not be taken into account for settlement purposes in any baseball market unless expressly stated otherwise in the relevant market description.

1.5. FIFA

1.5.1. Match Duration: The match consists of two halves of six (6) minutes each. Injury time is included. Extra time and penalty shootouts are not included unless explicitly stated.

1.5.2. All markets shall be settled in accordance with the General Rules.

1.6. FIFA: Volta

1.6.1. Match Duration: The match consists of two halves of three (3) minutes each. Injury time and extra time are included. Penalty shootouts are excluded.

1.6.2. All markets shall be settled in accordance with the General Rules.

1.7. Penalty Shootout

1.7.1. This market applies exclusively to standalone penalty shootouts and does not include regular time, injury time, or extra time.

1.7.2. All markets shall be settled in accordance with the General Rules.

1.8. NBA 2K

1.8.1. Match Duration: The match consists of four quarters of six (6) minutes each. Overtime periods are included.

1.8.2. All markets shall be settled in accordance with the General Rules and the Basketball Market Rules.

1.9. Rocket League

1.9.1. Match Duration: The standard match duration is five (5) minutes. Overtime is excluded unless expressly stated otherwise.

1.9.2. All markets shall be settled in accordance with the General Rules.

1.10. eFighting

1.10.1. The winner of the match shall be the character that wins the fight in accordance with the official in-game result.

1.10.2. Definitions of eFighting Market Terms:

Health Bar: Each character has two (2) health bars. The second health bar becomes active only after the first health bar has been fully depleted.

First Damage: The first successful attack landed during the fight.

Clash: A situation during the fight where both characters engage in a special interaction to increase hit points. Either character may win the clash, or the clash may result in a draw.

Supermove: A character-specific special move that occurs infrequently during the fight.

1.10.3. All markets shall be settled strictly in accordance with the definitions and rules set out above.

1.11. eCricket

1.11.1. A match consists of two (2) innings, with one inning played by each team.

1.11.2. Each inning consists of five (5) overs, with six (6) deliveries per over.

1.11.3. All markets shall be settled in accordance with the Cricket Market Rules.

1.12. eBaseball

1.12.1. A match consists of three (3) innings. Extra innings may be played if required to determine a winner.

1.12.2. All markets shall be settled in accordance with the Baseball Market Rules.

1.13. eShooter

1.13.1. A match consists of fifteen (15) rounds. A team shall be declared the winner once it reaches eight (8) points.

1.13.2. All markets shall be settled in accordance with the General Rules.

1.14. eTennis

1.14.1. The winner of a match shall be the first player to win two (2) sets.

1.14.2. A player must win three (3) games to win a set. If the score is tied at two (2) games all, a player may win the set with a score of 4-2. If the score reaches three (3) games all, the set shall be decided by a tie-break.

1.14.3. The winner of a tie-break shall be the first player to win five (5) points with a minimum advantage of two (2) points. If the score reaches 5-5, the tie-break shall continue until a player achieves a two-point advantage (e.g. 7-5, 8-6, 9-7, etc.).

V. Virtual Sports Rules

1. Virtual Football

1.1. Virtual Football modes provide a continuous real-money betting experience available twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, three hundred sixty-five (365) days a year. Competitions are generated continuously, and bets may be placed at any time, including during an ongoing season.

1.2. Game Structure

Each Virtual Football mode operates under a predefined tournament structure, as set out below:

1.2.1. Virtual Football League Mode (VFLM):

• Sixteen (16) teams;
• Home and away match format;
• Thirty (30) match days;
• Eight (8) concurrent matches per match day;
• Two hundred forty (240) matches per season group stage.

1.2.2. Virtual Football World Cup (VFWC):

• Thirty-two (32) teams divided into eight (8) groups of four (4) teams;
• Twelve (12) match-day chunks (three (3) match days consisting of four (4) chunks per match day);
• Four (4) concurrent matches per match-day chunk;
• Forty-eight (48) matches in the group stage;
• Knock-out stage consisting of sixteen (16) teams;
• Five (5) rounds: Round of 16 (matches 1-4), Round of 16 (matches 5-8), Quarterfinals, Semifinals, Final and Third Place Play-off;
• Four (4) concurrent matches in the Round of 16 (matches 1-4), Round of 16 (matches 5-8) and Quarterfinals;
• Two (2) concurrent matches in the Semifinals, Final and Third Place Play-off;
• Sixteen (16) matches in total during the knock-out stage.

2. Virtual Basketball

2.1. Virtual Basketball League (VBL) provides a continuous real-money betting experience available twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, three hundred sixty-five (365) days a year. The league consists of sixteen (16) teams and operates on a continuous seasonal basis. Each season comprises thirty (30) match days played on a home-and-away basis. Bets may be placed at any time, including during an ongoing season.

2.2. Season Details: In the online version, each season has a total duration of one hundred six (106) minutes and thirty (30) seconds and is divided into the following phases:

• a “Pre-League” period lasting sixty (60) seconds prior to the start of the season;
• a “Match Day Loop” period summarising all match days, with a total duration of one hundred five (105) minutes;
• a “Post-Season” period lasting thirty (30) seconds following the completion of the season.

2.3. Betting on a VBL match is permitted up to ten (10) seconds prior to tip-off. Betting markets for future match days within the current season shall remain open. When a future match day is selected from the “Match Day” navigation bar, the corresponding matches and applicable odds shall be displayed in the lower odds section.

3. Virtual Horses

3.1. Virtual Horses (VHK) provides a continuous real-money betting experience available twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, three hundred sixty-five (365) days a year. Bets may be placed up to ten (10) seconds prior to the start of the next scheduled race, as well as on all future races of the current race day at any time.

3.2. Races are generated continuously, with a new race commencing immediately after the completion of the previous race. Betting is available on the next ten (10) upcoming races, each operating under the following parameters:

• a total event cycle duration of two (2) minutes;
• a betting phase of forty (40) seconds;
• an event phase of sixty-five (65) seconds;
• a results phase of fifteen (15) seconds;
• two (2) grass tracks and one (1) dirt track, with a one thousand (1,000) metre race randomly scheduled;
• eight (8), ten (10), twelve (12), or fourteen (14) runners assigned randomly.

3.3. Virtual Horses Market Rules

3.3.1. Win: Selection of the runner that finishes first in the race.

3.3.2. Place: Selection of a runner that finishes:

• first (1st) or second (2nd) in races with six (6) or seven (7) runners;
• first (1st), second (2nd), or third (3rd) in races with seven (7) or more runners.

3.3.3. Forecast (Correct Order): Selection of the runners that finish first (1st) and second (2nd) in the correct order (Exacta).

3.3.4. Forecast (Any Order): Selection of the runners that finish first (1st) and second (2nd) in any order (Quinella).

3.3.5. Tricast (Correct Order): Selection of the runners that finish first (1st), second (2nd), and third (3rd) in the correct order (Trifecta).

3.3.6. Tricast (Any Order): Selection of the runners that finish first (1st), second (2nd), and third (3rd) in any order (Trio).

4. Virtual Dogs

4.1. Virtual Dogs (VDK) provides a real money betting experience on virtual dog races available twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, three hundred sixty-five (365) days a year. Bets may be placed up to ten (10) seconds before the start of the next upcoming race, as well as on the next ten (10) future races at any time.

4.2. Game Information: Races are generated on a continuous basis. A new race will commence immediately after the completion of the previous race.

– total event cycle duration of two (2) minutes;

– betting phase of thirty-seven (37) seconds or sixty-seven (67) seconds;

– event phase of thirty-eight (38) seconds or sixty-eight (68) seconds;

– results phase lasting fifteen (15) seconds;

– night and day tracks with race distances of three hundred sixty (360) metres and seven hundred twenty (720) metres, scheduled randomly;

– six (6) or eight (8) runners assigned at random.

4.3. Virtual Dogs Market Rules

4.3.1. Win: Selection of the runner that finishes first.

4.3.2. Place: Selection of the runner that finishes:

– first (1st) or second (2nd) in races with six (6) or seven (7) runners;

– first (1st), second (2nd), or third (3rd) in races with seven (7) or more runners.

4.3.3. Forecast (Correct Order): Selection of the runners that finish first (1st) and second (2nd) in the correct order (exacta).

4.3.4. Forecast (Any Order): Selection of the runners that finish first (1st) and second (2nd) in any order (quinella).

4.3.5. Tricast (Correct Order): Selection of the runners that finish first (1st), second (2nd), and third (3rd) in the correct order (trifecta).

4.3.6. Tricast (Any Order): Selection of the runners that finish first (1st), second (2nd), and third (3rd) in any order (trio).

VI. Greyhound, Horse, and Harness Racing Rules

1. General

1.1. All bets shall be settled in accordance with the official race result as declared by the relevant racing authority on the day the race is conducted.

1.2. In the event of a dead heat, winnings shall be paid at face value divided equally by the number of runners involved in the dead heat.

1.3. While the Sportsbook endeavours to provide accurate and up-to-date information, it shall not be held liable for any inaccuracies relating to horse, greyhound, or harness racing data.

2. Market Specific Rules

2.1. For the market “Win Betting”, dead heat rules shall apply.

2.2. For the market “Place Betting”, the following rules apply:

2.2.1. Where a race contains eight (8) or more runners, place betting shall pay on first (1st), second (2nd), and third (3rd) positions. If a bet is placed when there are eight (8) or more runners and the field is later reduced to seven (7) or fewer runners, payments will still be made on first (1st), second (2nd), and third (3rd) positions. However, deductions shall apply in accordance with clause 3.3.5.

2.2.2. Dead heat rules apply.

2.3. For the market “Top 2 Betting”, the following rules apply:

2.3.1. Bets are settled on runners finishing first (1st) or second (2nd) in the race.

2.3.2. Bets are only valid on races with five (5) or more runners. Bets placed on races with fewer than five (5) runners will be declared void.

2.3.3. Dead heat rules apply.

3. Settlement and Cancellation Rules

3.1. Scratchings:

3.1.1. If a runner is scratched, the stake placed on that runner shall be refunded.

3.2. Abandoned, Postponed, and Transferred Races:

3.2.1. If a race is abandoned, postponed to another date, or transferred to another venue or track (including a different track at the same venue), all single bets on that race shall be void. Any affected combo bets will be recalculated with the race excluded.

3.2.2. If a race is postponed and rescheduled at the same venue within forty-eight (48) hours of the original scheduled start time, all bets shall stand as if no postponement had occurred.

3.2.3. If previously scratched runners are reinstated due to a postponed race at the same venue, all bets shall be void.

3.3. Deductions:

3.3.1. Any bet may be subject to deductions after placement. Deductions are applied to the face value of the potential winnings.

3.3.2. If a runner is scratched after the final field has been declared and after a bet has been placed, deductions shall apply to the winnings of successful bets in accordance with the deductions table set out in clause 3.3.5.

3.3.3. Deductions are calculated as a percentage reduction from the winnings portion of the stake.

3.3.4. If multiple runners are scratched from the same race, the total deduction will be calculated by combining the applicable deduction percentages for each scratched runner, as outlined in the deductions table in clause 3.3.5.

3.3.5. Deductions Table:

Odds from (greater than)	Odds to (less than or equal to)	Market “Win” (%)*	Market “Top 2” (%)*	Market “Place” (%)*
1.00	1.01	76	40	26
1.01	1.02	75	40	26
1.02	1.03	75	40	26
1.03	1.04	73	40	26
1.04	1.05	73	40	26
1.05	1.06	73	40	26
1.06	1.07	73	40	26
1.07	1.08	72	40	26
1.08	1.09	72	40	26
1.09	1.10	72	40	26
1.10	1.12	71	40	26
1.12	1.14	71	40	26
1.14	1.16	71	40	26
1.16	1.18	69	40	26
1.18	1.20	69	39	26
1.20	1.22	67	39	26
1.22	1.24	65	38	26
1.24	1.25	65	38	26
1.25	1.26	65	38	26
1.26	1.28	65	38	26
1.28	1.30	65	38	26
1.30	1.35	62	38	26
1.35	1.40	60	37	25
1.40	1.45	56	37	25
1.45	1.50	55	37	25
1.50	1.55	53	36	24
1.55	1.60	51	36	24
1.60	1.65	49	35	24
1.65	1.70	47	34	24
1.70	1.75	46	34	23
1.75	1.80	45	34	23
1.80	1.85	44	33	23
1.85	1.90	43	33	23
1.90	1.95	41	32	22
1.95	2.00	40	32	22
2.00	2.05	40	32	22
2.05	2.10	39	31	22
2.10	2.15	37	31	21
2.15	2.20	36	30	21
2.20	2.25	36	30	21
2.25	2.30	35	29	21
2.30	2.35	34	29	21
2.35	2.40	33	29	20
2.40	2.45	31	28	20
2.45	2.50	31	28	20
2.50	2.60	30	27	19
2.60	2.70	29	27	19
2.70	2.80	28	26	18
2.80	2.90	27	25	18
2.90	3.00	26	25	18
3.00	3.10	25	24	17
3.10	3.20	24	23	17
3.20	3.30	23	22	16
3.30	3.40	22	22	16
3.40	3.50	22	22	16
3.50	3.60	21	21	15
3.60	3.70	20	21	15
3.70	3.80	20	20	15
3.80	3.90	19	20	14
3.90	4.00	19	20	14
4.00	4.20	18	19	14
4.20	4.40	18	19	14
4.40	4.50	18	19	14
4.50	4.60	16	18	14
4.60	4.80	15	17	13
4.80	5.00	15	17	13
5.00	5.50	13	15	12
5.50	6.00	12	15	12
6.00	6.50	11	14	11
6.50	7.00	10	13	10
7.00	7.50	9	12	9
7.50	8.00	8	11	8
8.00	8.50	8	11	8
8.50	9.00	7	10	7
9.00	9.50	7	10	7
9.50	10.00	6	8	6
10.00	11.00	5	7	5
11.00	12.00	5	7	5
12.00	13.00	4	6	4
13.00	14.00	4	6	4
14.00	15.00	3	4	3
15.00	16.00	3	4	3
16.00	17.00	3	4	3
17.00	18.00	2	3	2
18.00	19.00	2	3	2
19.00	20.00	2	3	2
20.00	~	0	0	0

*The column specifies the percentage deduction applied to the face value of the potential winnings of the respective bet.

3.4. Errors

3.4.1. If the Sportsbook publishes, displays, or quotes incorrect betting information for any horse racing, greyhound racing, or harness racing event, including but not limited to incorrect odds, then regardless of the cause or source of such error, the Sportsbook reserves the right to void any affected bets.

3.5. Acceptance of Bets after Race Start Time

3.5.1. If a single bet is inadvertently accepted after the official start time of the event, the bet shall be declared void and the stake refunded to the end user.

3.5.2. If a bet is accepted after the official start time of the event as part of a combo bet, the affected event shall be treated as void and excluded from the combo, while the remaining selection(s) shall stand.

3.6. Other

3.6.1. In the event that a horse or greyhound is withdrawn late by order of the stewards, all bets shall be settled in accordance with the steward’s official ruling regarding the status of the withdrawn horse or greyhound, including the application of deductions to the remaining runners. Refer to the Deductions Table in clause 3.3.5.

3.6.2. Bets shall be settled based on the official decision of the stewards on the day of the race. Any subsequent disqualification or amendment to placings made after race day shall not be taken into account for settlement purposes.