Football:

Official Betting Rules

1. **Game Duration**:

• Bets are considered official after 55 minutes of play.
• If 55 minutes of play is not completed, a bet on the team is considered void, and parlay bets will be adjusted accordingly.
• Bets on 1st, 2nd halves, and all quarters will be considered valid.

2. **Game Schedule**:

• The game must be played on the scheduled date and at the scheduled site.

NFL Betting Props

1. **Regular-Season Games**:

• A team must play all 17 regular-season games for wagers to have action.

2. **First Team to Score**:

• The first team to score in the game. If the game is canceled or postponed after a team scores, all wagers stand regardless of the elapsed time.

3. **Last Team to Score**:

• Must be an official game (55 minutes of play). In case of overtime, the team that scores last wins.

4. **Scoring in the First 60 Minutes**:

• If a team scores by the 6:30 mark with 8:30 minutes left, the "Yes" wager is the winner.

5. **Total Points (1st Half vs. 2nd Half)**:

• Must be an official game (55 minutes of play), including overtime.

6. **First Scoring Play (Touchdown or FG/Safety)**:

• If a team scores and the game is canceled or postponed afterward, all wagers stand regardless of the elapsed time.

7. **Three Unanswered Scores**:

• Extra points or 2-point conversions do NOT count.

8. **Player Props**:

• All players must participate for the wager to have action. Results are based on official game stats.
• A kicker suited up and available is considered to have played, even if they don't participate due to a shutout.

Buying Points

1. **College Football (NCAA)**:

• -115 surcharge to buy off 3 points.
• No surcharge to buy to 3 points.

2. **NFL**:

• -125 surcharge to buy on 3 points.
• Buying off 3 points is NOT allowed.

College Football

1. **Season Wins**:

• Bowl Games and Conference Championship Games are NOT included in the season wins total. Only regular-season games count. Teams must play every scheduled regular-season game for the wager to have action.

2. **Conference Championship Futures**:

• If the conference has an official championship game, the winner of that game is deemed the conference champion.
• If there are co-champions and one team is picked by the BCS, that team is graded as the winner. If no team is picked by the BCS, all bets are graded as "No action" and refunded.
• For divisional odds within conferences, the team participating in the conference championship game is considered the division winner.

Types of Football Bets

1. **Straight Wager**:

• A bet on a team with the point spread. The cost is 10/11 or $110 to win $100.
• Example:
  • Packers -7: Must win by 8 or more points.
  • Broncos +7: Must not lose by more than 6 points.
  • If the game lands on 7 points, it is a "push" with no action.

2. **Totals (Over/Under)**:

• A bet on the combined scores of both teams being over or under the posted line.
• Example:
  • Total is 38:
  • Over 38: Combined score must be over 38 points.
  • Under 38: Combined score must be under 38 points.
  • If the combined score is 38, it is a "push" with no action.
• Overtime counts for game and 2nd half wagers but not for 4th quarter wagers.

3. **Money Line Wager**:

• A bet on which team will win, disregarding the point spread.
• Example:
  • Packers -280: Lay $280 to win $100.
  • Broncos +240: Lay $100 to win $240.

4. **Parlay Wager**:

• A selection of teams in one play, all of which must win by the point spread margin.
• Example:
  • 2-team parlay for $100 with Packers -7 and Broncos +7:
  • Payout is 26 to 1, risking $100 to win $260.
  • A tie or no action reverts to the lower level payoff, except in a 2-team parlay where it reverts to a straight bet.

5. **Teaser Wager**:

• A wager involving 2 to 7 teams with an adjusted point spread.
• Example:
  • 2-team teaser 7 points for $100:
  • Packers -7+7 points: Teased line is "pick".
  • Broncos +7+7 points: Teased line is +14.
  • Payout for a 2-team teaser with 7 points is 10/13, laying $130 to win $100.

Basketball:

Official Betting Rules

1. **Game Duration**:

• NBA: Bets are considered official after 43 minutes of play.
• NCAA and International Games: Bets are considered official after 35 minutes of play.
• If the specified time of play is not completed, bets on the team are considered void, and parlay bets will be adjusted accordingly.

2. **Game Schedule**:

• The game must be played on the scheduled date and at the scheduled site.

3. **Team Totals and Special Spreads**:

• The game must be completed up to within 5 minutes of the normal duration for bets to be valid.

4. **Player Props**:

• All players must take the court and play for the wager to have action. Results are based on the official stats from the game.

Betting on Basketball

1. **Straight Bet**:

• A wager on a team with the point spread. The cost is 10/11 or $110 to win $100.
• Example:
  • Toronto Raptors +6
  • Chicago Bulls -6
  • If the bet is on the Bulls -6, the Bulls must win by 7 or more points.
  • If the game lands on 6 points, it is a "push" with no action.
  • If the bet is on the Raptors +6, the Raptors must not lose by more than 6 points.

2. **Totals (Over/Under)**:

• A wager on the combined scores of both teams being over or under the posted line. The cost is 10/11.
• Example:
  • Dallas Mavericks vs. Indiana Pacers
  • Total is 178
  • If you bet under 178, the combined score must be under 178 points.
  • If you bet over 178, the combined score must be over 178 points.
  • If the combined score is 178, it is a "push" with no action.
• Overtime counts for game and 2nd half wagers but not for 4th quarter wagers.

3. **Money Line**:

• A wager on which team will win, disregarding the point spread.
• Example:
  • Orlando Magic -280
  • Houston Rockets +240
  • Bet $280 on Orlando to win $100.
  • Bet $100 on Houston to win $240.

4. **Parlay**:

• A selection of teams in one play, all of which must win by the point spread margin. The more teams, the higher the payoff.
• Example:
  • 2-team parlay for $100:
  • Portland Trail Blazers +4
  • San Antonio Spurs -10
  • Payout is 26 to 1, risking $100 to win $260.
  • In case of a tie or no action, the parlay reverts to the lower level payoff, except in a 2-team parlay where it reverts to a straight bet.

5. **Teaser**:

• A wager involving 2 to 7 teams with an adjusted point spread. Points can be added to the sides or totals.
• Example:
  • 2-team teaser 4 points for $100:
  • Lakers +4+4 points = +8
  • Knicks -3+4 points = +1
  • Payout for a 2-team teaser with 4 points is 10/12, laying $120 to win $100.
  • TIE + LOSS = LOSS, TIE + WIN = LOSS

Basketball Payoffs and Parlay Odds

1. **Parlay Odds**:

• 2 Teams: $100 to win $260
• 3 Teams: $100 to win $600
• 4 Teams: $100 to win $1000
• 5 Teams: $100 to win $2000
• 6 Teams: $100 to win $4000
• 7 Teams: $100 to win $7500
• 8 Teams: $100 to win $10000
• These payoffs are based on -110 lines. Note: Maximum parlay payout is $10,000.

2. **Buying Points**:

• Lay:
• ½ point: -120
• 1 point: -130
• 1½ points: -140
• 2 points: -150

Baseball:

Official Betting Rules

1. **Winners and Losers**:

• Winners and losers are determined after 5 innings of play, or 4½ innings if the home team is leading.
• If a game is called or suspended, the score after the last full inning will determine the winner. If the home team ties or takes the lead in the bottom half of the inning and the game is not completed, the score at the time the game is called will determine the winner.
• Money will be refunded if the home team ties the game and it is then suspended.
• Events will not carry over to the following day unless otherwise specified. Suspended games, protests, or overturned decisions are not recognized for betting purposes.

2. **Total Runs (Over/Under)**:

• The game must go 9 innings (8½ if the home team is ahead) for the bet to have action.
• Wagers on total runs will be refunded if a pitcher change occurs before both listed pitchers have thrown at least one pitch. The same rules apply to run line wagers.

3. **Game Schedule**:

• The game must be played on the scheduled date and at the scheduled site.

4. **MLB Playoffs and College Baseball Playoffs**:

• All wagers will have action until the game is played to completion, regardless of the duration or the day on which it ends.

Pitcher Selection

1. **Action**:

• A team against team bet, regardless of the starting pitcher. "Action" bets will be computed based on the opening price with the new pitcher. A pitcher is deemed a starting pitcher after throwing one pitch.

2. **Overnight Baseball**:

• Due to scheduling changes, an overnight game may become part of a doubleheader. In this case, all overnight bets are action if the originally listed pitchers face off in either game.

3. **One Specified Pitcher**:

• A wager on or against a specified pitcher, regardless of the other starting pitcher.

4. **Both Specified Pitchers (Listed)**:

• If the starting pitchers are not exactly as listed on the betting display board and/or your ticket, your bet will be deemed "no action".

5. **Pitching Changes**:

• If there is a pitching change before the game, money odds may be adjusted. If one scheduled pitcher starts against any unscheduled pitcher, "action" wagers will be computed based on the opening price with the new pitcher.

Betting on Baseball

1. **Money Line**:

• Betting on the outright winner of the game, disregarding the point spread.
• Example:
  • Mets -140: Bet $140 to win $100.
  • Reds +120: Bet $100 to win $120.

2. **Totals (Over/Under)**:

• A bet on the combined score of both teams being over or under the posted line.
• Example:
  • Mets vs. Reds, Total is 7.
  • Over 7 runs: Bet $120 to win $100.
  • Under 7 runs: Bet $100 to win $100.
• Overtime counts for game and 2nd half wagers, but not for 4th quarter wagers.

3. **Run Line**:

• A combination of the point spread and the money line.
• Example:
  • Braves -1½ +130: Bet $100 to win $130, Braves must win by 2 or more runs.
  • Pirates +1½ -150: Bet $150 to win $100, Pirates must not lose by 2 or more runs.

MLB Betting Props

1. **MLB Series**:

• Bets are based on the scheduled games for the series. If one of the first three games is postponed, all wagers stand (ACTION). If less than three games are played, the team with the advantage is the winner of the series.

2. **First Halves**:

• Bets are based on the score in the first 5 full innings. If the game is not completed, all wagers on the first half will still stand.

3. **Second Halves**:

• Bets are based on the score from the top of the 6th inning to the end of the game. Wagers include extra innings.

4. **Total Hits, Runs, and Errors**:

• The game must go 9 innings (8½ if the home team is ahead) for the bet to have action.

5. **Team to Score First**:

• The first team to score in the game. If there is a result and the game is canceled or postponed, all wagers stand regardless of how many innings were played.

6. **Team to Score Last**:

• The game must be an official game. All wagers are based on listed pitchers.

7. **Run in the First Inning**:

• If a run is scored in the first inning and the game is canceled or postponed, all wagers stand. If the first inning is completed without a run and the game is canceled or postponed, all wagers stand.

8. **Strikeouts by Team**:

• If the game is suspended before 5 full innings, all wagers on strikeouts by team will be canceled. If the game is shortened after 5 innings, strikeouts are recorded up to the last full inning.

9. **Most Total Bases**:

• Players listed in the matchups must be in the starting lineup for action, otherwise, wagers will be canceled.

10. **Team Total**:

• The game must go 9 innings (8½ if the home team is ahead) for the bet to have action.

11. **1st At-Bat Most Total Bases**:

• Walks or hit by pitches do not count towards the wager.

12. **2½ Runlines/Alternative Run-lines and Team to Have More Home Runs**:

• The game must go at least 8½ innings if the home team is winning; otherwise, the game must be fully completed.

13. **Regular Season Wins**:

• Teams must play 156 games or more for bets to have action. Does not include post-season games. All bets are action despite team relocation or not playing all home games in their current stadium.

Hockey:

Official Betting Rules for Hockey

1. **Game Duration**:

• A game is considered official (action) after 55 minutes of play.
• Goals scored during overtime are included in wagers on the game but not in wagers for the 3rd period.
• If a game goes to a shoot-out, one goal will be awarded to the winner for the final score (regardless of the number of goals scored in the shoot-out). This goal counts towards the total goals scored and determines the winning team.
• The game must be played on the scheduled date and at the scheduled site.

2. **NHL Betting Periods**:

• The full 20 minutes of the period must be played for the bet to have action.

3. **NHL Overtime Line**:

• Bets on the NHL overtime line cover the entire overtime period, regardless of the number of overtime periods, and include the shoot-out if needed to determine the winner.

4. **NHL 3-Way and European Ice Hockey (Draw Line Quote)**:

• NHL 3-way and European Ice Hockey bets are settled without overtime (60 minutes of play) for the main quote (Away/Home/Draw). This option does not include overtime or a shoot-out.

Betting on Hockey

Line Types:

• There are three types of lines for Hockey: The Canadian Line, 3-Way Option, and Straight Money Lines.

Hockey Betting | Canadian Line:

• The Canadian Line combines a goal line and a money line. The money line is a 20-cent line for straight bets.
• **Example**:
  • Boston Bruins +1½ -140
  • L.A. Kings -1½ +120
  • If betting on the Kings, the customer would give up a goal and a half and risk $100 to win $120. The Kings must win by at least two goals.
  • If betting on the Bruins, the customer would get a goal and a half but would risk $140 to win $100.

Hockey Betting | Money Line:

• Money line bets are prices to win the game outright.
• **Example**:
  • Boston Bruins +110
  • L.A. Kings -130
  • If you bet $100 on the Bruins to win, you would win $110. If you bet $130 on the Kings to win, you would win $100.

Hockey Betting | Totals Over/Under:

• **Example**:
  • Bruins +1½ -140, 5 OVER -130
  • Kings -1½ +120
  • Over the total of five goals is favored, so you would lay $130 to win $100.
  • If betting on under five goals, you would risk $100 to win $110.
  • If no money line is indicated, the total has a "FLAT" line or -110 for betting over or under, meaning you would lay $110 to win $100 either way.
  • If the total goals fall on the number (in this case five), it results in "no action."

Hockey Parlays Betting

• You can combine 2 to 8 teams into a single wager for higher payouts, similar to baseball parlays. The maximum parlay payout is $10,000.
• Concluded hockey games are official after 55 minutes of play, including outright and 60-minute wagering.
• Third period lines in hockey do not include overtime.
• Overtime is included in NHL, NCAA, and all other North American leagues. In the NHL, the winner in overtime or a shoot-out is credited with a goal, which counts towards the final score for grading purposes.
• Shoot-outs that do not result in either team being credited with an additional goal will not count for wagering purposes.
• Parlays including money lines to totals of the same game are allowed on selected options. Parlays with spreads to totals of the same game are not permitted.

Soccer:

Cards Market

The Cards market operates similarly to Over/Under betting. The Win/Loss is determined by points accumulated from cards shown to both teams. A yellow card counts as 1 point, and a red card counts as 2 points. If a player receives 2 yellow cards, resulting in a red card, only the first yellow card is counted (1 point), and no points are added for the second yellow card. The maximum points a player can accumulate in a match is 3. Only cards shown to players on the field count; cards shown to non-players (managers, coaches, substitutes, etc.) do not count. If a match is abandoned, all bets are void unless the outcome has already been determined.

Soccer Betting Rules

Cards:

• Both yellow and red cards count.
• Cards shown to non-players (managers, coaching staff, substitutes, etc.) do not count.
• Only cards shown to players on the field count.
• A card is considered issued when it is shown.

Money Line Wagering:

• Money line betting on soccer includes a draw line and sides.
• In the event of a draw (e.g., 1-1), all bets on either side are graded as losers. Only wagers placed on the draw line are graded as winners.
• The result of the game is determined after 90 minutes of play plus injury time. Extra time, overtime, and golden goals are not considered unless otherwise specified.
• If a match is abandoned or postponed, all bets are void unless the relevant market result has already occurred (e.g., "first goal scorer" bets stand if a goal has already been scored).
• If the venue changes, bets stand unless the game is moved to the original away team's ground, in which case all bets are void.

Asian Handicap

Matches can be handicapped in ½ and ¼ intervals to eliminate the possibility of a push. Quarter (¼) handicaps split the bet between the two closest ½ intervals. For example, a $1000 bet with a handicap of 1¾ is split into two $500 bets at 1½ and 2. With ¼ handicap bets, you can win and draw (win ½ of the wager) or lose and draw (lose ½ of the wager). The ¼-goal handicap may also be expressed as "0 and ½" or "pk and ½."

Example:

• **Match**: Everton vs. Newcastle United
• **Handicap**: Newcastle +1.0, +1.5
• **Explanation**:
  • Half of your bet is on Newcastle to win, draw, or lose by less than 1 goal.
  • The other half is on Newcastle to win, draw, or lose by less than 1.5 goals.
  • If the final score is Everton 1-0 Newcastle:
  • Half your bet is refunded due to a draw (Everton 1 Newcastle +1).
  • The second half wins because Newcastle lost by less than 1.5 goals (Everton 1 Newcastle +1.5).

Tennis:

Tennis Betting

We accept bets on all major tennis events using straight money lines.

Example:

• Roger Federer -140 (risk $140 to win $100)
• Andy Roddick +120 (risk $100 to win $120)

For wagering purposes, a tennis match must go at least 2 full sets (or 3 full sets for Grand Slam events: Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open, MENS ONLY) to have action. If a player retires after 2 full sets (or 3 full sets for Grand Slams), the winner will be determined by who advances. Match times are determined by our official source, Don Best, and are subject to change. All matchups are action regardless of schedule changes. If a bet is placed after a match has started, it will be void. Bets on matches will remain valid even if the match is postponed and completed at a later date (the 24-hour rule does not apply for tennis matchups). Bets will stand in the event of a change of playing surface, venue, or from outdoor to indoor courts and vice versa. In the case of a walkover, the outcome will be graded as "no action."

Spread and Total Games Betting

If a tennis match is not completed due to a player retirement or disqualification, all bets on Spread (sets or games) and Total Games will be voided, regardless of the match score. Such wagers will be canceled and refunded.

Golf:

Betting on All Major Golfing Events

We offer straight money line betting and match-ups for all major golfing events.

• **Betting is available right up until tee-off time.**

Head-to-Head Match-Ups

• Both golfers must tee off for the bets to have action.
• If one player misses the cut, the opponent is deemed the winner.
• If both players miss the cut, the player with the lower score wins.
• If both players have the same score, all wagers are refunded.

Special Handicap Head-to-Heads

• If a player withdraws after teeing off or misses the cut, the player who plays the most holes wins.
• Playoffs do not count for handicap bets.

To Win a Tournament

• Outright bets are considered "ALL ACTION" and will not be refunded unless explicitly stated.
• In the event of a "dead heat," the risk amount is divided by the number of competitors involved and multiplied by the number of paying positions.

MMA & Boxing:

Boxing Lines on All Major Title Fights

We offer straight money line betting and proposition bets on whether the fight will go a predetermined number of rounds. Betting on boxing is available until the sound of the bell for the first round.

Example:

• Tyson -280: Risk $280 to win $100 on Tyson
• Holyfield +190: Risk $100 to win $190 on Holyfield
• Will go 4.5 rounds +150: Risk $100 to win $150
• Will not go 4.5 rounds -170: Risk $170 to win $100

*Note: 4.5 rounds means four full rounds and 90 seconds of the fifth round.*

All results are official based on the ruling of the governing body on the day of the fight.

• If a price is offered for a draw: In the event of a draw, all bets on either boxer to win will be losers.
• Round by round betting: If a boxer fails to answer the bell, the fight will be deemed to have ended in the previous round.
• If the scheduled number of rounds is changed, all "Pick the round" bets are void and refunded.
• Betting on a fighter to win by knockout includes KO, TKO, or disqualification.
• Betting on a fighter to win by decision is a winner whether the decision is announced at the end of the scheduled distance or if the fight ends prematurely and goes to the scorecards.
• If a match is abandoned or postponed but fought within 14 days of the original scheduled date, all bets stand. After 14 days, all bets are void.

Mixed Martial Arts Rules

1. **Final Result**:

• The result at the end of the contest is final, including any recounts of the judges’ scorecards. Subsequent changes made by governing bodies do not count for betting purposes.

2. **Total Points/Rounds (Over/Under)**:

• If a fighter fails to start a round, the previous completed round is considered the last round of the fight. For half-round bets, the halfway point of the respective round determines the result. If the contest lands exactly on the specified half-round time, the result is considered ‘Over’. (E.g., if the total is over/under 1.5 rounds and the contest ends at 1:30 of the 2nd round, the ‘Over’ is the winner).

3. **Knockdown/Count in Round**:

• Only knockdowns that lead to a “count” from the referee or if the referee initiates a “count” qualify for this bet.

4. **Round by Round Betting**:

• Bets are settled based on the round during which the bout ends. If a fighter fails to start a round, the previous completed round is considered the “winning” result for this bet.

5. **Draws**:

• If a fight ends in a draw and no odds have been offered for this option, all bets are void.

Cricket:

All Matches (General for All Forms of Cricket)

Matches Not Played as Scheduled

If the venue of a match is changed, existing bets will remain valid as long as the designated home team remains unchanged. If the home and away teams are reversed for a listed match, bets placed based on the original listing will be void.

Batsman Matches

Note that in Test and County Championship matches, only the first innings is considered. Bets will stand once a batsman has faced one ball or is dismissed before facing the first ball. In case of a tie in runs between two or more players, bets will be void.

Batsman Match Runs

A minimum number of overs must be scheduled, and there must be an official result (including Duckworth-Lewis method), otherwise all bets are void unless settlement is already determined:

Twenty20 Matches: Full 20 overs for each team.

One Day Matches: At least 45 overs for each team.

Test and County Championship Matches: Entire match duration counts. In drawn matches, a minimum of 200 overs must be bowled.

Batsman Runs (In-Play)

Over/Under runs bets will stand once a batsman has faced one ball or is dismissed before facing the first ball. Runs count if the batsman remains Not-Out, including cases where the innings is declared.

To Score 50/100/150/200/250/300/350/400

Bets will stand once a batsman has faced one ball or is dismissed before facing the first ball. Runs count if the batsman remains Not-Out, including cases where the innings is declared.

To Score Most Runs - Group

Quoted players must take the field for bets to stand. Settlement is based on the official score(s) of the specified batsman. Dead heats apply. Each player must face at least one delivery from the striking end.

Player Performance

These markets use a points-based scoring system: 1 point per run, 20 points per wicket, 10 points per catch, 25 points per stumping. Stakes are refunded for non-selected players. For One Day matches, both teams must complete at least 45 overs each, otherwise bets are void unless settlement is already determined. For Test and First Class matches, the entire match duration counts. In drawn games, a minimum of 200 overs must be bowled, otherwise bets are void unless settlement is already determined. For Twenty20 matches, the match must be scheduled for the full 20 overs and must have an official result unless settlement is already determined.

1st Over Total Runs

Prices will be offered for the total runs scored during the 1st over of the match, including extras and penalty runs. The over must be completed for bets to stand, unless settlement is already determined.

Team Batsman to Score a Fifty in the Match

A minimum number of overs must be scheduled, and there must be an official result (including Duckworth-Lewis method) otherwise all bets are void unless settlement is already determined. Any batsman scoring 50 or more runs will count for settlement.

To Score A Hundred in the Match

A minimum number of overs must be scheduled, and there must be an official result (including Duckworth-Lewis method) otherwise all bets are void unless settlement is already determined.

Team Batsman to Score a Hundred in the Match

A minimum number of overs must be scheduled, and there must be an official result (including Duckworth-Lewis method) otherwise all bets are void unless settlement is already determined.

1st Wicket Method

The available options are: Caught, Bowled, LBW, Run Out, Stumped, and Any Other. Bets will be settled on the method of the 1st wicket to fall in the match. If no wicket falls, all bets will be void.

Runs at Fall of 1st Wicket

At least one delivery must be bowled. If no wickets fall, bets will be void unless settlement is already determined.

Most Run Outs 3-Way

Prices will be offered on which team records the most run-outs while fielding. If a match is abandoned due to external interference, all bets will be void unless settlement is already determined. In matches reduced in overs with a result, the team recording the most run-outs while fielding will be declared the winner, regardless of the number of overs bowled. In matches decided by a Super-Over, run-outs during the Super-Over do not count for settlement purposes. In Test and First Class Matches, all innings count.

1st Innings Score

Prices will be offered for the total runs scored during the 1st innings of the match, irrespective of the batting order. A minimum number of overs must be scheduled, otherwise all bets are void unless settlement is already determined.

Man of the Match

Bets will be settled on the officially announced man of the match. Dead heats apply.

Highest 1st Innings Opening Partnership / Highest Opening Partnership

Bets stand once one ball has been bowled in each team's 1st innings. Settlement is based on the 1st innings only. In case of a tie and for two-way options, dead heats apply.

Most Match Sixes/Total Match Sixes

If a match is abandoned due to external interference, all bets will be void unless settlement is already determined. For One Day matches, both teams must face at least 40 overs each, otherwise bets are void unless settlement is already determined. For Test and County Championship matches, the entire match duration counts. In drawn games, a minimum of 200 overs must be bowled, otherwise bets are void unless settlement is already determined. For Twenty20 matches, the match must be scheduled for the full 20 overs and must have an official result unless settlement is already determined. All deliveries where a batsman scores exactly six runs (including All-run/Overthrows) count for settlement. In matches decided by a Super-Over, sixes hit during the Super-Over do not count for settlement purposes. Outside interference excludes weather events.

Team to Make Highest 1st 6/10/15 Overs Score

If both teams do not complete the stated number of overs due to external factors or adverse weather, bets will be void unless settlement is already determined. In case of a tie, bets will be void.

Next Man Out/Next Batsman Out

If either batsman retires hurt or is replaced, all bets placed on both batsmen will be void and stakes returned. If no further wickets fall, all bets will be void and stakes returned.

Method of Dismissal (6-Way)/Method Of Next Batsman Out 6-Way

The available options are: Caught, Bowled, LBW, Run Out, Stumped, or Any Other. If no further wickets fall, all bets will be void.

Method of Dismissal (2-Way)

The available options are: Caught and Not Caught. If no further wickets fall, all bets will be void.

Will Team Win By An Innings

Bets will stand on the official result. A minimum of 200 overs must be bowled in the match unless settlement is already determined, otherwise bets will be void. Current/Next Innings Runs Odd/Even Extras and penalty runs will be included for settlement purposes.

Next Over Runs / Next Over Runs Odd/Even

Extras and penalty runs will be included. The over must be completed for bets to stand, unless the innings is ended due to inclement weather. If an innings ends during an over due to inclement weather, all bets will be void. Zero will be deemed an even number.

Next Over Total Runs Odd/Even

Extras and penalty runs will be included. If an innings ends during an over due to inclement weather, all bets will be void. Bets will be void if the run count is zero for a specified over.

Wickets in Next Over

The over must be completed for bets to stand, unless the innings is ended due to inclement weather. If an innings ends during an over due to inclement weather, all bets will be void.

To Score Most Runs

Both players must take the field for bets to stand. Settlement is based on the official score(s) of the specified batsman.

Session Runs

Extras and penalty runs will be included. 20 overs must be completed for bets to stand.

1st Innings Run Handicap

Both teams' 1st innings must be completed (including declarations) for bets to stand.

Wickets Lost

At least one ball must be bowled for bets to stand.

Player of the Series

Any quoted player who does not participate in the specified series will be void (subject to Rule 4 deduction). Winner as declared by the ICC. Dead heats apply. Series Correct Score Bets are void if the designated number of matches are not completed.

Top Series Batsman/Bowler

Any quoted player who does not participate in the specified series will be void (subject to Rule 4 deduction). In case of two or more players ending on an equal number of wickets, the bowler conceding the least number of runs will be deemed the winner. Dead heats apply.

Bowler Matches (Series)

If both bowlers take an equal number of wickets, the bowler conceding the least number of runs will be deemed the winner.

Batsman Matches (Series)

In Test Series, runs scored in both innings will count. In case of two or more players ending on an equal number of runs, bets will be void.

Most Sixes (Series)

If two or more players end on an equal number of sixes, bets will be void.

Top Team Spinner (Series)

If two or more spinners take an equal number of wickets, the spinner conceding the least number of runs will be deemed the winner.

Specific to Match Format:

One Day/Twenty20 Matches"

Match Betting:

• Bets follow official competition rulings unless decided by a bowl out or coin toss, which voids all bets.
• If no tie price is quoted and the competition determines a winner, bets settle accordingly.
• Dead-Heat applies if no winner is determined by the competition, except in matches resolved by bowl out or super over.
• A match is considered a tie only if the side batting last completes its innings.

Abandoned Matches and Cancellations:

• Bets void if a match is abandoned due to outside interference, except when a winner is declared by the official competition.
• Change of opponent from the one advertised voids all bets.
• Matches cancelled and not replayed within 48 hours void all bets.

Series Betting:

• Bets void if the number of designated matches changes, unless bets are already settled.
• Draw results and no draw option offered will result in bets being canceled.

Race to 10 Runs:

• Bets stand if listed players open the batting; otherwise, bets are void.
• Outcome determined regardless of which listed player faces the first ball.
• If neither player reaches 10 runs and is not out, bets are void.

Match Handicap:

• Handicap added at match conclusion; settlement based on which team wins or ties.
• If first batting team wins or ties, settlement based on Runs Handicap.
• If second batting team wins, settlement based on Wickets Handicap.
• Matches affected by weather or delay with reduced overs void all bets.

Innings Runs/Innings Sixes:

• Bets void if rain or delay reduces overs by 5 or more (ODIs) or 3 or more (T20s) from scheduled.
• Settlement includes all legal deliveries where batsman scores six runs.

Player Betting:

• Bets void on players not in starting 11 or designated 12th man.
• Bets on players selected but not batting or fielding settled as losers.
• Dead-heat rules apply if two or more players end with equal wickets or runs.

Test Matches:

• Bets stand if at least one ball is bowled; tie results in dead-heat, bets on draw lose.
• Matches tied if scores are equal at play conclusion, with side batting last completing innings.
• Abandonment due to outside interference voids bets; weather events excluded.
• Player bets settled based on first innings; non-participants' stakes returned.

Tournament Betting (e.g., World Cup):

• Bets settled on official tournament statistics.
• Rain or reduced overs affecting matches adjusts totals for runs, wickets, and other statistics.
• Dead-heat applies to tie scenarios.

Settlement of Wagers:

• Official scores from competition or fixture used for settlement.
• Inconsistent or unavailable official statistics resolved using independent evidence.

This summary provides clear guidelines for understanding how bets are settled across various cricket betting categories, ensuring clarity and fairness in wagering.

Motor Racing:

NASCAR

Betting on NASCAR and other motor racing events primarily involves wagering on either the overall winner of the race or specific matchups between drivers.

For straight wagers:

Each driver must start the race for bets to be valid.

• Example:
  • (Straight Wager):
  • Jeff Gordon 1/1 or bet 100 to win 100
  • Dale Jarrett 2/1 or bet 100 to win 200
  • Mark Martin 2/1 or bet 100 to win 200
  • Mark Skinner 5/2 or bet 100 to win 250
  • Dale Earnhardt 7/5 or bet 100 to win 140

Motor Racing and NASCAR Match-ups

Both drivers must start the race for bets to be valid.

Match-up 1:

• Jeff Gordon -140 or bet 140 to win 100 vs. Dale Earnhardt +120 or bet 100 to win 120

Formula One Betting

Formula One (F1), motor, and auto race bets are settled based on the podium positions awarded on the day of the prize giving for the specific event. Any subsequent changes in positions are not considered for settlement. If two drivers retire from the race after completing the same number of laps, the head-to-head matchup is void. Otherwise, the driver completing the most laps is deemed the winner if neither finishes the race.

To win the race:

At least 60% of the starting field must begin the race for bets to stand.

Top 3 (podium) finishes:

At least 80% of the starting field must begin the race for bets to stand.

Drivers Matchups:

Both drivers must start the race for bets to be valid.

THE FORMATION LAP IS NOT CONSIDERED PART OF THE RACE FOR WAGERING PURPOSES.

Fantasy:

Fantasy General

Scoring for fantasy sports on the following websites: www.nfl.com, www.nba.com, and www.mlb.com.

In head-to-head matchups and group betting, all players must participate for bets to stand; otherwise, bets will be refunded.

Baseball Betting:

All baseball bets require a minimum of 5 full innings for action; stats are based on www.mlb.com after 5 innings.

NFL Betting:

NFL bets require 55 minutes of play for action.

NBA Betting:

NBA games require 43 minutes of play for action.

Venue and Schedule Changes:

Bets remain valid if the match is played within seven days of the original schedule. NBA and MLB games not played on the scheduled date are canceled. MLB pitching changes do not affect bets unless changed pitchers impact matchups or groups.

Season Futures Group Betting:

All-in wagering applies; bets stand regardless of player participation.

Points Accumulation:

Points are accumulated for each player or position as specified.

Tiebreakers:

In case of a tie, the following tiebreakers apply:

MLB Betting Points System:

Batting:

• Hits: 1 Point
• Runs: 2 Points
• Single: 1 Point
• Double: 2 Points
• Triple: 4 Points
• Home Run: 3 Points
• RBI: 1 Point
• Stolen Base: 1 Point
• Base On Balls: 1 Point
• Strikeouts: -2 Points

Pitching:

• Innings Pitched: 2 Points (Fractions count)
• Hits: -1 Point
• Runs: -1 Point
• Strikeouts: 1 Point
• Home Run: -1 Point
• Base On Balls: -1 Point
• Saves: 1 Point
• Blown Saves: -1 Point
• Wins: 1 Point
• Loss: -1 Point

NFL Points System (Offensive):

• Passing Completions: 0.25 Points
• Passing Yards: (50 Yards for 1 Point, partial yards count)
• Passing Touchdowns: 6 Points
• Interceptions: -2 Points
• Rushing Attempts: 0.25 Points
• Rushing Yards: (20 Yards for 1 Point, partial yards count)
• Rushing Touchdowns: 6 Points
• Reception Yards (including kick returns and punt returns): (20 Yards for 1 Point, partial yards count)
• Receptions: 1 Point
• Reception Touchdowns: 6 Points
• Return Touchdowns: 6 Points
• 2-Point Conversions: 2 Points
• Fumbles Lost: -2 Points
• Field Goals (0-39 Yards): 3 Points
• Field Goals (40-49 Yards): 4 Points
• Field Goals (50+ Yards): 5 Points
• Point After Attempt Made: 1 Point

NFL Points System (Defensive):

• Opponent Offensive Fumble and Interception Returned for Touchdown: 6 Points
• Fumble Recovery: 2 Points
• Sack: 1 Point
• Interception: 2 Points
• Safety: 6 Points
• Blocked Field Goal/Point After Attempt/Punt: 2 Points
• Points Allowed:
• 0 Points Allowed: +10 Points
• 1-6 Points Allowed: +7 Points
• 7-13 Points Allowed: +4 Points
• 14-20 Points Allowed: +1 Point
• 21-27 Points Allowed: 0 Points
• 28-34 Points Allowed: -1 Point
• 35+ Points Allowed: -4 Points

In case of a tie after tiebreaker rules, head-to-head bets are refunded. If three or more competitors tie in a betting option, the payout is divided among them.

Other sports:

Cricket Betting

For cricket betting, at least one ball must be bowled for bets to stand; otherwise, all bets are void. If a match is officially abandoned (e.g., due to dangerous pitch conditions), all undecided bets on the match are void. In head-to-heads for batting or bowling, both batsmen must reach the crease or both bowlers must bowl one ball for bets to stand; otherwise, bets are void and refunded. In one-day matches shortened by weather, the determined outcome will be based on the competition's decision. If the match is declared a 'no-result,' all bets are void and wagers refunded. Australian domestic cricket betting is settled based on the highest points awarded in the match.

Handball/Floorball Betting

Results are determined at the end of normal regulation play; extra time does not count unless specified.

Athletics/Cycling Betting

In athletics events, bets are "All In"; refunds are not available for non-starters, and bets on those competitors stand. Payouts are based on podium positions.

Rugby League/Union Australian Betting

Betting payouts are based on the officially declared result. If a draw option is offered, the bet is decided based on the result at normal time; extra time is not included.

Winter Sports/Olympics Betting

Upon postponement of any event (e.g., due to bad weather), all bets remain active until the event takes place. If the event is abandoned, all wagers are refunded. Unless otherwise stated, all wagers are "All In" with no refunds for non-starters. All betting payouts are based on podium positions. All head-to-head and group betting options require all competitors to leave the start line for action.

Elections/Politics Betting

Paid on the official result at the time of swearing-in.

Table Tennis

Bets are settled based on the official results declared by the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF). If a match starts but isn't completed for any reason, all bets are voided.

Bandy

Bandy matches must last at least 80 minutes to be considered valid; otherwise, all bets are voided.

Darts

For darts betting, both players must start and the match must reach full completion for action. Post-game disputes or alterations by players that affect the final outcome are not valid for betting purposes.

Snooker

For frame/handicap betting, both players must start the match and it must be fully completed for action. For match betting, the player advancing to the next round is deemed the winner as long as the match starts.

Other Sports not Covered

Bets are settled based on the official result declared by the specific sports governing body.

Esports:

1. The start dates and times listed on our website for E-Sport matches are provided as guidelines and may not always be accurate. If a match is suspended or postponed and not resumed within 12 hours of the originally scheduled start time, wagers on that match will be voided and refunded. The exception to this rule applies to wagers on whether a team/player advances in a tournament or wins the tournament, which will remain active regardless of any suspended or postponed matches.
2. If the name of a player/team is misspelled, all bets will stand unless it is clearly intended to refer to a different entity.
3. In an official match, if a player competes under the wrong nickname or on a smurf-account, the result remains valid unless it is evident that the player was not supposed to participate in that match.
4. All bets will be settled based on the official result declared by the governing body of the competition.
5. If a draw option is not offered, extra time will be counted if played.
6. Handicap Betting: In E-Sports, handicap betting involves giving one team/player an advantage (maps/rounds) to even the betting field. The spread refers to the advantage given. For example, in Counter-Strike, the spread is based on rounds won, while in Starcraft 2, it's based on maps won.
7. Total Betting: In E-Sports, total betting involves predicting the combined score (rounds/maps) of both teams/players. For example, in a best-of-three Starcraft 2 match, betting on over 2.5 means you're betting that the match will have more than 2 maps played.
8. If a map is not completed due to player retirement or disqualification, bets on the outcome will stand and be settled based on the officially declared winner. However, in Counter-Strike, all moneyline, spread, and total bets are canceled if a team retires or is disqualified before all scheduled map rounds are played.
9. If a player/team withdraws before a tournament starts or retires during a tournament, bets on that player/team to win or advance in the tournament will be canceled and refunded. This applies to all players/teams listed as "must start".
10. If the announced number of maps/rounds in a match is changed, all bets on handicap or total are canceled, while bets on the moneyline (match outcome) remain active.
11. If a player or team receives a walkover or wins by admin decision on at least one map, all series bets (moneyline, spread, and total) will be canceled and refunded. In CS:GO, if a team retires or is disqualified before all scheduled rounds on a map are played, all series bets (moneylines, spread, and total) will also be canceled and refunded.