Wagering Rules

These are the official Wagering Rules that apply to all sports and wager types on this platform. In all situations not expressly covered here, and in any dispute, management's decision is final. Rules may be updated; the version shown here is current. For any clarification before placing a wager, contact your agent or support.

General Betting Rules

All wagers are graded on the official result as declared by the governing body or league, after the completion of the event, unless a specific rule below states otherwise.
It is the customer's responsibility to check the accuracy of a wager (teams, line, price, risk/win amounts) before confirming it. A confirmed wager stands as accepted.
Wagers can only be placed and accepted before the start of the event, except where Live Betting is explicitly offered.
Obvious errors (a clearly incorrect line, price, or a wager accepted after an event has started or finished) may be voided.
Only the risk amount can be lost. Winnings are paid at the price accepted at the time the wager was confirmed.

Wager Types

Straight

A single selection. Wins if the selection covers the spread, total, or moneyline as accepted.

Parlay

Two or more selections combined; every leg must win for the parlay to win. If one leg loses, the parlay loses. A leg that pushes or is void is removed and the parlay is recalculated with the remaining legs at reduced odds.

Teaser

A parlay in which the point spread or total of each leg is adjusted in the customer's favor by the teaser's point value, in exchange for a lower payout. Teasers are point-spread and total only (no moneyline or team totals). Both sides of the same event may be selected in a teaser. All legs must win.

If-Bet

A chain of wagers where each subsequent wager is only placed if the previous one wins (or wins/pushes, for an "if win or push" action). Each leg carries its own risk and win amount; the chain stops at the first leg that does not advance.

Reverse

A set of two-way if-bets run in both directions across the selections, so the order of results does not decide the outcome. Each leg carries its own real risk/win amount.

Round Robin

Multiple parlays automatically generated from a group of selections in the chosen combination sizes. Each parlay combination is graded independently.

Open Slots

A parlay/teaser placeholder that reserves a slot to be filled later. The potential payout of an open parlay is not final and is not displayed until the open slot is filled, because the price depends on the selection ultimately added.

Props & Futures

Player/game proposition wagers and future-outcome wagers (e.g. championship winners) are graded on the official result and are subject to the specific terms shown with each market.

Live (In-Play) Betting

Live wagers are accepted only while the market is open; prices change continuously.
If a price or line moves between the time a live wager is submitted and the time it is processed, the wager may be rejected or offered at the current price for acceptance.
Live wagers are settled on the official final result of the event unless a market's own terms specify a settlement point (e.g. next-score, current-period markets).

Cancellations & Postponements

If an event is postponed or suspended and not resumed within the timeframe defined for that sport below, affected wagers are void (risk returned), unless the result is already official for grading purposes.
A venue or neutral-site change alone does not void a wager, except where a specific sport rule (e.g. designated home team) states otherwise.
Void selections in a multi-leg wager are removed and the wager is recalculated on the remaining legs.

Settlement & Grading

Wagers are graded on the official result including any overtime, unless a market is explicitly for regulation/period play only.
A "push" (exact tie to the line) returns the risk on that selection.
Corrections to official results made after grading may be re-graded where a genuine error occurred.

Football

Full-game wagers include overtime unless stated.
A game must play the length defined by the league to have action for full-game markets; period/half markets require that period to be completed.
Team totals are straight wagers only.

Basketball

Full-game wagers include overtime unless stated.
Quarter/half markets require the relevant period to be completed.

Baseball

Moneyline (listed-pitcher rules) and run-line markets are graded per the terms shown at the time of the wager; a listed-pitcher wager may be void if a listed pitcher does not start.
A game is official for full-game grading once it has gone the distance required by the league / official scoring.

Hockey

Full-game wagers include overtime and shootout unless a market is regulation-only.
Puck-line and total markets are graded on the official final score.

Soccer

Unless stated, markets are graded on regulation time (90 minutes plus stoppage), not extra time or penalties.
3-way (home/draw/away) and 2-way markets are graded per the terms shown.

Tennis

If a player retires or is disqualified, market settlement depends on whether enough of the match was completed, per the terms shown; tennis lines are straight wagers only.

Golf

Outright and matchup markets are graded on official results; a player must tee off for matchup action, and dead-heat / non-participation rules apply as shown with the market.

MMA / Boxing

Graded on the official decision. A "no contest" typically voids wagers. Method-of-victory and round markets are graded on the official result.

Motorsports

Graded on the official classification/podium as declared by the sanctioning body, including post-race penalties applied before results are declared official.

Esports

Graded on the official match result declared by the tournament organizer. Map/round markets require the relevant map/round to be completed.