Player Guide — Plain-Language Summary of the Betting Rules

This guide explains, in plain language, the rules that apply when you place a bet with the Sportsbook: how bets and payouts work, how results are settled, when bets can be voided or refunded, and what conduct is not allowed. It is a summary for convenience only. The full Betting Rules remain the complete, legally binding terms governing every bet, and take precedence if anything here differs from them. Separate Operator Terms and Conditions govern registration, deposits, withdrawals, identity verification (KYC), and responsible-gambling tools — this guide covers betting mechanics only.

Applies across the Sportsbook's brands. Some numeric examples use round figures for clarity.

Contents

1. Agreement, Age & Changes to These Rules

2. How Betting Works — Bet Types & Features

3. Understanding Common Bet Markets

4. How Results Are Determined & Settled

5. Void & Refund Quick Reference

6. Bet Acceptance, Limits, Errors & Technical Issues

7. Fair Play, Integrity & Prohibited Conduct

8. Bonus Bets

9. Sport-by-Sport Highlights

10. Esports Rules

11. Horse, Greyhound & Harness Racing Rules

12. Predictions Markets

13. Other Key Terms

14. Glossary of Key Terms

15. Questions & Full Rules

1. Agreement, Age & Changes to These Rules

• By placing a bet, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the full Betting Rules.
• You must meet the legal gambling age in your jurisdiction to use the Sportsbook; underage use is prohibited.
• The Sportsbook may change the Betting Rules, sportsbook content, betting limits, or maximum winnings at any time. Material changes are communicated via the platform and take effect on publication unless stated otherwise.
• If the Betting Rules are translated into another language, the English-language version is authoritative in case of any discrepancy.
• If any provision of these Rules is found invalid or unenforceable by a court or regulator, that does not affect the rest of the Rules, which remain fully in force (severability).
• Where rules conflict, the more specific rule applies, in this order: Market-specific rule → Sport-specific rule → General Rules.
• These Betting Rules govern betting mechanics, market settlement, and related sportsbook functionality only. Account registration, deposits, withdrawals, KYC checks, and responsible gambling are governed by the Operator's General Terms and Conditions, which should be read alongside these Rules.

2. How Betting Works — Bet Types & Features

Basic bet types

• Single (Ordinary): a bet on a single outcome. If correct, Winnings = Stake × Odds.
• Combo (Parlay / Accumulator): two or more selections from one or multiple events. All selections must win for the bet to pay out; if any selection loses, the whole Combo loses. Winnings = Stake × Total Odds (the product of all included odds).
• System: a bet made up of multiple smaller combinations built from a larger set of selections, using the same stake per combination, so the bet can still return a partial payout even if not every selection wins.

Named System (multi-bet) types

Type - Selections - Breakdown of bets

Trixie - 3 - 3 Doubles and 1 Treble (4 bets total)

Patent - 3 - 3 Singles, 3 Doubles, and 1 Treble (7 bets total)

Yankee - 4 - 6 Doubles, 4 Trebles, and 1 Fourfold (11 bets total)

Canadian - 5 - 10 Doubles, 10 Trebles, 5 Fourfolds, and 1 Fivefold (26 bets total)

Heinz - 6 - 15 Doubles, 20 Trebles, 15 Fourfolds, 6 Fivefolds, and 1 Sixfold (57 bets total)

Super Heinz - 7 -21 Doubles, 35 Trebles, 35 Fourfolds, 21 Fivefolds, 7 Sixfolds, and 1 Sevenfold (120 bets total)

Goliath - 8 - 28 Doubles, 56 Trebles, 70 Fourfolds, 56 Fivefolds, 28 Sixfolds, 8 Sevenfolds, and 1 Eightfold (247 bets total)

Payouts, Cash Out, Bet Builder & Early Payout

• Winnings involving more than two decimal digits are rounded to the nearest two decimal places using standard mathematical rounding.
• Cash Out lets you settle a bet before the event finishes, at the price the Sportsbook offers at that moment. Accepting the offer settles the bet immediately; the offer can be adjusted, suspended, or withdrawn at any time at the Sportsbook's discretion.
• Bet Builder combines multiple selections from different markets within the same event into one bet; every selection must win. If a selection is voided, it is removed and the remaining selections continue to stand. Bet Builder bets can also be combined into Combo or System bets.
• Early Payout settles a bet as a winner before the event ends once a stated condition (shown on the event/market) is met, regardless of the final outcome. It can apply to Single and multi-bets, may be combined with certain bonus types, and the Sportsbook may suspend, modify, or withdraw it at any time; already-accepted bets remain subject to the terms in force when they were placed.
• You can choose how the platform treats odds changes between placing your stake and the bet being accepted: accept any change (default), accept only better odds, or don't accept any change (in which case the bet requires your re-confirmation).

3. Understanding Common Bet Markets

A market is a specific betting proposition within an event (e.g. Match Result, Total Goals, Handicap). The examples below illustrate the most common market families; full definitions and settlement rules for every market are in the complete Betting Rules.

Match result & chance markets

• 1X2 (Match Result): "1" home win, "X" draw, "2" away win — settled on Regular Time only unless the market says otherwise.
• Double Chance: covers two of three outcomes in one bet (1X, 12, or X2).
• 2-Way markets (Winner, Draw No Bet, Head-to-Head): only two outcomes are offered. If the actual result is an outcome that wasn't offered (e.g. a draw in a market with only Home/Away), the bet is void and the stake refunded — the "Missing Outcome" rule.

Totals & Handicaps

• Totals (Over/Under): predicts whether the total count (goals, points, corners, etc.) will be higher or lower than a set line. Whole-number lines (e.g. 2.0) can result in a Void if the exact total is reached; fractional lines (e.g. 2.5) cannot.

Example — Asian Total (quarter line)

A $100 stake is placed on "Total Over 2.25" — this splits automatically into $50 on Over 2.0 and $50 on Over 2.5.

3+ goals scored: both halves win.

Exactly 2 goals: the Over 2.0 half is void (refunded); the Over 2.5 half loses — you get $50 back.

0–1 goals: both halves lose.

• Handicaps: a scoring adjustment is applied before determining the winner. European (3-way) Handicaps keep the draw as an option; Asian Handicaps are 2-way, and a bet is void (refunded) if the adjusted result is an exact tie.

Example — Asian Handicap (quarter line)

A $100 stake is placed on Team A (-1.25) — this splits into $50 on Team A (-1.0) and $50 on Team A (-1.5).

Team A wins by 2+ goals: both halves win (full win).

Team A wins by exactly 1 goal: the -1.0 half is refunded, the -1.5 half loses — you get $50 back (half loss).

Score & occurrence markets

• Correct Score: predicts the exact final score (or a specific segment, e.g. Half-Time). If the result isn't on the offered list and an "Any Other Score" option exists, that option wins; otherwise the bet loses.
• Both Teams to Score (BTTS): wins if both teams score at least once; a 0-0 result settles "No" as the winner.
• Odd/Even: predicts whether a total count is odd or even; a total of exactly zero always counts as Even.
• Race to X / Next Occurrence / Chronological Events: betting on which side reaches a tally first, or which side achieves a specific event next; if the target is never reached (and no "neither" option exists) the bet is void.

Period, outright & special markets

• Period & Interval markets (Half-Time/Full-Time, minute intervals, etc.): settled strictly within the stated timeframe — e.g. an event in the "1–15 min" window must occur before the 15:00 mark; injury/stoppage time is attributed to the final second of the relevant half unless stated otherwise.
• Outright & Comparison markets: Outright (tournament winner), Place (finishing within a defined range), Head-to-Head and Triple-Head (comparing 2 or 3 named participants). A named participant who doesn't take part voids bets involving them, unless sport-specific rules state otherwise.
• Special Team markets: e.g. Clean Sheet (team concedes no goals), Team to Win From Behind (must trail before winning), Team to Win Both Halves (each half is scored independently, so a team can win the match but lose this market).

4. How Results Are Determined & Settled

Basis for settlement

• Bets settle once the event is completed and the official result has been announced by the relevant governing body (or, for non-official events such as friendlies, by the event organizer's information).
• Unless a market states otherwise, settlement uses Regular Time only — overtime, extra time, and penalty shootouts are excluded by default, except where a market's name or sport-specific rules include them (e.g. tournament-progression markets like "To Qualify" inherently include all stages needed to produce a winner).
• Only the result achieved on the field of play at the time of the official announcement is recognized. Any later protest, appeal, or overturned decision (e.g. due to doping or technical/disciplinary review) does not change settlement.
• Settlements are final 72 hours after being posted. Within that window, the Sportsbook may correct a settlement caused by human error, system error, or an error in the official result source. After 72 hours, settlements are final and no further queries are accepted.

Postponements, interruptions & cancellations

• If an event is officially cancelled before it starts, all bets are void.
• If an event is delayed and no rescheduling update is given within 12 hours of the original start time, affected bets are void. If it's rescheduled within that 12-hour window and starts within 48 hours of the original time, bets stand.
• If an event starts but is interrupted, postponed, or suspended and not completed within 48 hours of its official start time, bets are void — except: bets on already-completed periods/segments, bets whose outcome is already decided by the score at the time of interruption, and long-duration events that normally extend beyond 30 hours (e.g. golf tournaments).
• An outcome is "Unconditionally Determined" once it can no longer be changed by anything that could still happen in the event (e.g. a Total Over 2.5 bet wins the moment the 3rd goal is scored, even if the match is later abandoned).

Venues, forfeits & data errors

• If an event moves to a neutral venue, bets stand provided Home/Away designations don't change; if Home and Away are swapped, bets on the original listing are void; a change of city with the same designated Home team doesn't affect bets.
• A forfeit, walkover, or any event completed without being played voids all related bets, regardless of any score awarded by the organizer.
• Misspellings, typos, or incorrect league/team-name listings do not void a bet as long as it's reasonably clear which event and competitors were intended — unless a sport-specific rule says otherwise. An incorrect match format (wrong number of periods/sets) not reflected in the market voids affected bets.

Multi-way, dead heat & outright settlement

• Aggregate markets (e.g. combined scores across a day's fixtures) void if not all relevant events are completed within their timeframe.
• "The Field" selections (betting on "anyone but the named competitors") lose if a named competitor ties for the win.
• Dead Heat Rule: when two or more selections tie for a position, the stake is divided evenly between them — the portion attributable to each tied selection settles at full odds as a win, the rest as a loss.

Example — Dead Heat

A $100 stake at odds 6.00; two participants tie for 1st place.

$50 is settled as a win at 6.00 ($50 × 6.00 = $300); $50 is settled as a loss.

Total payout: $300.

• In Combo bets, a Dead Heat does not void the affected selection — instead the stake or odds contribution of that leg is proportionally reduced, and reductions apply cumulatively if more than one leg is affected.
• Outright markets settle on the official result at the time of the podium, medal ceremony, or award announcement; later disqualifications, appeals, or standings changes are not recognized. A named participant who doesn't take part in the competition voids bets on that selection, unless they took part in any part of the event (e.g. one qualifying heat) before withdrawing, in which case the bet settles as a loss. If a tournament format changes fundamentally after bets are placed (e.g. knockout to round-robin), affected bets are void.

5. Void & Refund Quick Reference

A voided bet is fully refunded — the stake is returned, technically recorded as settled at odds of 1.00. Common triggers:

Situation - Outcome

Event officially cancelled before it starts - Void

Event delayed with no update within 12 hours, or interrupted/postponed and not completed within 48 hours (24 hours for esports) - Void — unless the outcome was already unconditionally determined

A result occurs that wasn't offered as an option (e.g. a draw when only Home/Away was offered) - Void

Asian Handicap/Total lands exactly on the line - Void (that portion of the stake refunded)

A participant withdraws or does not take part (non-runner) - That selection void; other legs of a Combo continue

Home/Away teams swapped from the original listing - Void

Forfeit, walkover, or event completed without being played - Void

Obvious pricing, odds, or technical error - May be voided — including after the event started, if it gave an unfair or material advantage

Bet accepted after the event started (other than clearly marked live/in-play betting) - Void

Use of bots, multiple accounts, or syndicate activity - Void

Confirmed match-fixing or other integrity violation - All related bets void

Fundamental change to tournament/bracket format - Void

Racing, esports, and predictions markets have their own timeframes and mechanisms — see Sections 10–12.

6. Bet Acceptance, Limits, Errors & Technical Issues

Acceptance & limits

• All bets are accepted or rejected purely at the Sportsbook's discretion, subject to these Rules and its risk-management policies.
• The Sportsbook may refuse, restrict, cancel, or limit any bet, stake, Event, Market, or End User, and may suspend acceptance of bets from any account without prior notice.
• Maximum stake and winnings limits can change at any time without prior written notice; changes never apply retroactively to bets already accepted.
• Acceptance of live (in-play) bets may be delayed or temporarily held during high-risk moments (e.g. an imminent free-kick or 1:1 attack) at the Sportsbook's discretion.

Errors, software faults & data gaps

• The Sportsbook may void bets, or suspend settlement pending review, where there has been an Error or a deviation from these Rules during acceptance — including obvious software/website errors, typographical mistakes, and unusually high or low odds.
• Late Bets (Past-Posting): a bet accepted after an event has started (other than clearly marked live betting), or if the outcome was already known or odds hadn't been updated due to a technical delay, is void.
• "Obvious Error" and "material or unfair advantage" situations include: placing a stake on an event/occurrence that has already happened while the market remained open; acting on information or a broadcast significantly ahead of the Sportsbook's data feed; betting on odds that were clearly "stuck" after a major event; and circumventing stake limits through technical exploits or multiple placements.
• Abuse of a known software error or mistranslation is strictly prohibited. Users who discover an error must report it; abusing it can lead to account suspension, frozen funds, and cancellation of related bets — including already-resulted ones.
• The Sportsbook is not responsible for loss from system malfunctions, defects, delays, manipulations, or data-transfer errors; bets affected by unrecoverable transactions or missing time-sensitive official data are void.

7. Fair Play, Integrity & Prohibited Conduct

• You may only bet as an individual, on your own behalf, using your own funds and decisions — not in coordination with others, in a syndicate, or through shared/third-party accounts. Group betting is not allowed.
• The Sportsbook may void bets where it reasonably suspects collusion or syndicate activity (including repeated bets on the same outcome by the same or different users in a short time frame, even after a result is effectively known), and may refuse or void bets placed from multiple accounts sharing the same IP address.
• Fixed matches: placing stakes on events known or suspected to be predetermined or manipulated is strictly prohibited and treated as a zero-tolerance integrity violation; involved accounts face immediate restrictions and cancellation of affected bets, with suspected cases investigated by the Sportsbook.
• Arbitrage betting (exploiting odds differences across bookmakers to guarantee profit) is strictly prohibited; confirmed cases lead to cancellation of the bets and permanent account restriction, at the Sportsbook's final discretion.
• General grounds for voiding a bet or suspending settlement also include: evidence of unfair or fraudulent practice, any deviation from these Rules during bet acceptance, or other circumstances reasonably indicating the bet was placed incorrectly or in breach of these Rules.
• Sanctions imposed after an official result is declared (penalty points, relegation, or other disciplinary action) do not affect settlement of bets already placed, unless these Rules state otherwise.
• In case of suspected unfair activity, the Sportsbook may void the relevant bets and the Operator may suspend withdrawal requests for up to 31 calendar days while an investigation is ongoing.
• If an End User's account balance goes negative, the Sportsbook may void any pending bets, regardless of whether they were funded by an error-related credit.
• Related Contingencies: a Combo bet is voided if two or more of its legs are directly related outcomes of the same underlying event.

Example — Related Contingencies

A Combo bet combines "Barcelona to win La Liga" with "Barcelona to win in the deciding game."

Both legs are essentially the same underlying outcome, so the Combo bet is void.

8. Bonus Bets

• Bonus-related bets and their settlement follow these Betting Rules; the full terms of any bonus (eligibility, wagering requirements, withdrawal conditions) are set by the Operator's Terms and Conditions.
• System bets are excluded from contributing toward bonus wagering requirements.
• ComboBoost adds a percentage bonus to winning Combo bets based on the number of selections (minimum odds of 1.50 per selection required; Cashed Out bets are not eligible):

Selections - Multiplier

2 - 1.01

3 - 1.02

4 - 1.04

5 - 1.05

6 - 1.07

7 - 1.10

8 - 1.15

9 - 1.17

10 - 1.20

11 - 1.25

12 - 1.30

13 - 1.35

14 - 1.40

15 - 1.45

16 - 1.50

17 - 1.65

18 - 1.75

19 - 1.85

20 - 2.00

Other bonus bet types

• Freebet: only the net winnings are credited (the stake itself is not returned). Example: a €5 Freebet at odds 3.5 pays (5 × 3.5) − 5 = €12.50.
• Freemoney: both stake and winnings are credited. Example: €5 Freemoney at odds 3.5 pays 5 × 3.5 = €17.50.
• Bet No Risk: functions as a normal bet, but if it loses, the stake is refunded.

9. Sport-by-Sport Highlights

The full Betting Rules include a dedicated rulebook for each sport offered (30+ in total), covering statistical markets (corners, cards, shots, player props, etc.), data sources, and settlement detail. All of these follow the general framework above. The highlights below cover only the points that meaningfully differ from that general framework.

Soccer

• A match is complete, for settlement purposes, only once the full scheduled duration of each half has been played (unless the 48-hour interruption rule applies); a friendly ended early by referee decision may be voided at the Sportsbook's discretion.
• Own goals don't count for individual goalscorer markets (the market instead settles on the next eligible non-own goal).
• A VAR decision only counts once formally confirmed by the referee (on-field review or signal) — informal gestures or a "Goal Check" notice alone do not count.
• Statistical markets (corners, cards/bookings, shots, and other team stats) are settled from the Sportsbook's live match data/broadcast, with a defined fallback source order for team-stat markets; only actions actually completed (e.g. a corner actually taken, not just awarded) count, other than for markets specifically about the timing an event is awarded.

Common pattern across most other sports

• Basketball, ice hockey, baseball, handball, volleyball, futsal, tennis, table tennis, badminton, squash, darts, snooker, and bowls all follow the same core principles: a market settles as soon as its outcome is mathematically decided ("Natural Conclusion"), and the 48-hour postponement/interruption rule applies. Sport-specific period structures (quarters, sets, innings, ends, frames) govern the relevant half/period markets.

Notable sport-specific differences

Sport - Key difference from the general rules

Rugby (Union/League/Sevens) - Regular time excludes extra time/golden point by default. A Penalty Try counts for team markets but never for individual tryscorer markets.

Cricket - The DLS method is recognized for match results; ties in limited-overs cricket settle as Dead Heat. Minimum-play thresholds apply before most statistical markets have action (e.g. 80% of overs per innings in limited-overs cricket).

Boxing / MMA - Result is final once the decision is announced; a later doping finding or commission ruling is not recognized. "Failure to answer the bell" awards the win in the previous completed round.

Golf - Result is final at the trophy presentation. A player must tee off to be a "runner"; withdrawing after teeing off settles as a loss.

Motorsport (F1, MotoGP) / Athletics / Cycling / Winter Sports - Result is final at the podium/medal ceremony; a later disqualification or appeal is not recognized for settlement.

Chess - Move-counting and a range of novelty markets (e.g. stalemate, first piece captured) each have explicit settlement logic; forfeited games count in player scoring.

10. Esports Rules

Esports betting follows the same general framework, with its own definitions and shorter timeframes reflecting how quickly esports matches and data change.

Key definitions

• Integrity Violation: cheating, bug abuse, match-fixing, prohibited substances, or other fraud — confirmed cases (by the tournament organizer, a recognized integrity body, or a state authority) within 72 hours of the match void all related markets.
• Technical Loss: no-show, rule violation, technical malfunction, or external circumstance unrelated to integrity — already-decided map markets stand, but the Match Winner and any undecided markets are void.

Void & technical rules specific to esports

• A match paused or postponed and not resumed within 24 hours is void (shorter than the general 48-hour window).
• If more than 50% of a team's starting roster is replaced, all markets tied to that match/tournament are void; smaller stand-in changes do not affect settlement.
• If the match format changes mid-event (e.g. best-of-5 to best-of-3), already-completed map-level bets stand, but match-level bets are void.
• If a score is officially rolled back (e.g. reversing an incorrect scoreline), live bets placed during the rolled-back window are voided; bets placed before it stand.
• A confirmed pre-recorded match, or a broadcast/data-feed failure unresolved within 24 hours of the scheduled match end, may result in affected bets being voided.
• Results are settled from a named authoritative data source per title (e.g. HLTV.org for CS2, gol.gg for League of Legends, VLR.gg for Valorant), falling back to the tournament organizer's broadcast/data if unavailable.

Titles covered

Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, Valorant, League of Legends, Honor of Kings/Arena of Valor, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Wild Rift, the Battle Royale group (Free Fire, PUBG, PUBG Mobile, Fortnite, Apex Legends, Call of Duty: Warzone), Rainbow Six: Siege, Call of Duty & CoD Mobile, Overwatch 2, Rocket League, Tekken, Street Fighter, and others, each with a dedicated rule set (including title-specific disconnect-tolerance windows before a bet is voided).

Esports Solution (simulated / virtual titles)

A separate, structurally distinct vertical covering simulated "e-" sport products (eSoccer, eBasketball, eCricket, eTennis, eIce Hockey, and similar) run on a fixed results feed rather than real competitive matches. Match formats are fixed by title. This vertical has its own broader discretionary right: the Sportsbook may cancel a bet placed on a market with incorrect odds, placed after the event started, or affected by a technical malfunction — the esports rules above do not apply here.

11. Horse, Greyhound & Harness Racing Rules

• Bets settle on the official result declared by the relevant racing authority on race day. If a horse or dog is later disqualified, or placings are amended at a later date for any reason, the original day-of result stands for settlement purposes.
• Dead Heat rules apply to Win, Place, and Top 2 markets (payout divided among tied winners).
• Place Betting pays 1st–3rd when the race has 8+ runners at the time of the bet; if the field later drops to 7 or fewer, 1st–3rd is still paid but with the deductions described below.
• Top 2 Betting requires 5 or more runners; races with fewer are void outright.
• If a runner is scratched before the bet is placed, no issue arises; if scratched after your bet is placed, the stake is refunded for that runner, and a sliding-scale deduction applies to the winnings of your remaining bet (see table below), based on the withdrawn runner's odds.
• If a race is abandoned, transferred to a different venue/track, or postponed, single bets are void and Combo legs are recalculated excluding that race; if rescheduled to the same venue within 48 hours, bets stand as if not postponed. Reinstated scratchings on a postponed-and-rescheduled race void all bets.
• A late withdrawal ordered by the stewards is settled taking that decision into account, including the deductions below.
• If the Sportsbook publishes or quotes incorrect racing data (including wrong odds), it may void the affected bet regardless of the cause of the error.
• A single bet accepted after the official race start time is void and refunded; if part of a Combo, that leg is void and the remaining legs stand.

Deductions when a runner is withdrawn after your bet is placed (excerpt)

Deductions are a percentage taken from the winnings of the remaining bet, scaled to the withdrawn runner's odds — the shorter the odds, the bigger the deduction. A representative excerpt:

Withdrawn runner's odds / Win market / Top 2 market / Place market

1.00 – 1.01 / 76% / 40% / 26%

1.20 – 1.22 / 67% / 39% / 26%

1.50 – 1.55 / 53% / 36% / 24%

2.00 – 2.05 / 40% / 32% / 22%

3.00 – 3.10 / 25% / 24% / 17%

5.00 – 5.50 / 13% / 15% / 12%

8.00 – 8.50 / 8% / 11% / 8%

12.00 – 13.00 / 4%/ 6%/ 4%

20.00 and above / 0% / 0% / 0%

This is a representative excerpt of the full sliding scale; the complete Betting Rules contain the deduction percentage for every odds band, and multiple withdrawn runners have their deductions added together.

12. Predictions Markets

• The Predictions category covers non-sporting and novelty markets — Politics, Arts, Entertainment, Science, and specialized sporting milestones.
• Because every Predictions market is different, its specific settlement criteria, winning conditions, verification sources, and deadline are set out in the information tooltip (the "i" icon) shown next to that market at the time you bet. Placing a bet means you accept that market's specific tooltip terms.
• If the tooltip and the General Sportsbook Rules conflict for a Predictions market, the tooltip's terms take priority.
• If a named verification source becomes unavailable or gives ambiguous data, the Sportsbook may use another publicly recognized and reputable source.
• If the predicted event is cancelled, indefinitely postponed, or doesn't happen for more than one year past its expected deadline (and the tooltip doesn't say otherwise), unsettled bets are voided and refunded. If the tooltip gives an exact deadline, the bet settles on the state of affairs at that deadline.

13. Other Key Terms

• Live scores, broadcasts, statistics, and other information shown on the platform are for information and entertainment only; the Sportsbook does not guarantee their accuracy, and they are not a valid basis for disputing a settlement.
• The Sportsbook uses reputable, legitimate data sources for results; sources are not always disclosed but may be shared with an End User on reasonable request in the event of a dispute.
• The Sportsbook may accept, refuse, restrict, or limit any bet, stake, or account at its sole discretion, at any time.
• Bonus bets follow the Operator's separate bonus terms; registration, deposits, withdrawals, identity checks, and responsible-gambling tools follow the Operator's Terms and Conditions, not these Betting Rules.
• If any provision of these Rules is invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions stay in force.

14. Glossary of Key Terms

Term - Meaning

Stake - The amount wagered on a bet.

Odds - The value set by the Sportsbook reflecting the probability of an outcome.

Winnings - The amount paid out when a bet wins.

Loss - The final status of a bet when the prediction is incorrect.

Line - The set of events, markets, and odds available at a given time.

Outright - A bet on the winner of an entire tournament or competition.

Void Bet - A bet that cannot be settled as a win or loss and is cancelled/refunded.

Refund - Return of the original stake to the account, technically settled at odds of 1.00.

Dead Heat - A settlement rule applied when two or more selections tie for a position.

Unconditionally Determined - An outcome that has already occurred and cannot be changed by anything else happening in the event.

Runner / Non-Runner - Whether a participant did, or did not, actually take part.

Syndicate - A group of users acting together to bypass individual limits or exploit an error.

Fair Play Principle - The requirement to act in good faith, without fraud, collusion, or abuse of errors or insider information.

Error - A mistake, technical glitch, or misprint resulting in odds or settlement that differ materially from the true market or outcome.

Limit - The maximum or minimum stake, winnings, or odds set by the Sportsbook, which may vary by user, sport, or market.

15. Questions & Full Rules

If something about a settled bet looks wrong, contact Customer Support as soon as possible — remember that settlements become final 72 hours after posting. This guide is a summary for convenience; the full Betting Rules remain the governing document for every situation, including any not covered here, and are available on the Sportsbook platform.