Sports betting rules

General Rules

Unless otherwise specified in the rules or name of a specific market, the results achieved during regulation time, determined by the tournament's governing body, apply. In this document, the terms “We” and “Us” refers to Bloomberry Resorts and Hotels, Inc.

We may accept bets for extra time (overtime) and shall indicate which periods the offered markets apply to.

The outcome of a bet is determined by Us, based on the official result recognized by the tournament's governing body, including results for match stats, or any video coverage the match may have. In the absence of an official source (website or otherwise), or cases where there is evidence to suggest that the governing body has made an error, we may use independent sources in favor of resulting bets. If no independent source of information is available, or if the information available is contradictory, bets will be settled based on our own statistics.

Changes to the result of an event made 48 hours or more after the event has concluded, will not be considered in determining winnings.

If a match is postponed, interrupted, delayed, or abandoned prior to the completion of regulation time, and play does not resume or start within 48 hours of the original kick-off time announced by the tournament's governing body, only bets on markets with an already determined outcome will stand. All bets requiring the match to continue or be played in full will be cancelled.

Fixture data such as date, kick-off time, current score, and/or statistics listed on the website, are for informational purposes only and We cannot be held responsible for any errors or changes in fixture data.

In team sports, if a team fields their reserve or youth team instead of their first team, we reserve the right to cancel all bets on the event.

In team sports, the home team in a match is determined solely by the governing body of the tournament, regardless of the ground it will be played on. In cases where the home ground advantage, for the same fixture, changes to the away team, all bets will be cancelled. Results from matches played on neutral ground are considered valid, as in those cases the designation 'Home' is treated as a formality.

Selections on related or contradictory markets cannot be combined in accumulator/multiple bets. (e.g.: Bets on the same team, player, match etc.), unless otherwise specified.

Bets on 2-way markets which indicate a specific line will be cancelled if the result achieved is equal to the line on offer.

If a market remains open after it has already been determined, we reserve the right to cancel all bets placed following the event which determined the outcome.

In the event of any technical issue which may adversely affect the services offered, we reserve the right to cancel all bets placed within the period of the issue.

We reserve the right to cancel all bets on any markets which may have been affected by human, technical or any other error, which leads to incorrectly confirmed match statistics and subsequently, odds.

If the team or the category of the event are displayed incorrectly, we reserve the right to cancel the bets.

Pickleball
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Soccer
1. General Rules
  1. All markets, unless otherwise specified, are offered for the regular 90 minutes of play, plus any added injury/stoppage time.
  2. When determining the result of a match, only goals which are validated by the referee and reflected in the final score will be counted.
  3. For Goal markets, own goals will count for the team they are scored in favor of, unless stated otherwise in the rules of the specific market.
  4. Only corner kicks which have been taken will count towards the total number of corners. In cases where a corner kick needs to be re-taken, only one will count towards the total.
  5. When determining the number of bookings, yellow cards count as 1 and red cards count as 2. Second yellows leading to a red do not count. The total is decided by the number and color of the cards shown to on-field players and players who take part in the match by substituting for an on-field player, after being booked on the bench. Only cards shown during regulation time and the half-time break are counted towards the total. Cards shown during the half-time break are counted towards the 2nd half. Cards, regardless of color, shown to members of staff such as managers, coaches etc. do not count. The same rules apply to Booking Points markets, however, yellow cards count as 10 points and red cards count as 25.
    - When it comes to markets for yellow cards only, all yellow cards shown to on-field players are considered.
  6. In situations where changes to the statistics of a match are made after reviewing footage from the Video Assistant Referee (VAR), we reserve the right to cancel any affected bets.
  7. If any market remains open while there is a missing or incorrectly confirmed red card in the match, we reserve the right to cancel all bets on markets that may have been affected.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Winning Method - In cases where there is a second leg or the winner is determined over a series of matches, all matches are considered.
  2. To Qualify - In cases where there is a second leg or the winner is determined over a series of matches, all matches are considered.
  3. Which team will win the final - In cases where there is a second leg or the winner is determined over a series of matches, all matches are considered.
  4. Which team will win the third place final - In cases where there is a second leg or the winner is determined over a series of matches, all matches are considered.
  5. If any player, selected for any Player Market (excluding Goalscorer markets, except First Goalscorer) is not a starter (part of the starting 11), all bets on that player will be cancelled.
  6. First Goalscorer – If the selected player is not a starter all bets will be void.
  7. Anytime Goalscorer, Next Goalscorer, To Score – 2+/3+ - The markets are resulted based on the results achieved by the players offered in the market, who participated in the match for any amount of time. This includes players who have replaced an on-field player by substituting for them. Own goals are not considered for the resulting of the markets.
  8. Next Goalscorer - If any player scores an own goal, this will count towards the 'Own Goal' outcome available in the market. The 'Other' outcome includes every player not on the list, this includes goalkeepers and players on the bench.
  9. Goalscorer (incl. Extra Time) - If there is no extra time, the market will be settled based on the result of regulation time.
  10. Anytime Goalscorer and 1X2 - The 'Other' outcome includes all players not on the list, this includes goalkeepers and players on the bench.
  11. Next Goalscorer and 1X2 - The 'Other' outcome includes all players not on the list, this includes goalkeepers and players on the bench.
  12. Anytime Goalscorer and Correct Score - The 'Other' outcome includes all players not on the list, including goalkeepers and players on the bench, as well as all Correct Score predictions not on the list.
  13. Next Goalscorer and Correct Score - The 'Other' outcome includes all players not on the list, including goalkeepers and players on the bench, as well as all Correct Score predictions not on the list.
  14. Statistics Markets
    - Fouls Committed – Any infringement of the rules leading to a free kick or penalty kick, will be considered a foul. Instances in which the referee has played advantage and subsequently cautioned a player do not count towards the total.
    - Offsides – All offsides which result in an indirect free kick are counted towards the total. Offsides signaled for by the referee or linesmen, which result in advantage played by the referee, for counter attacking reasons, will not count.
    - Throw-Ins – Only throw-ins which were delivered are counted. Throw-Ins which were not taken, had to be retaken or were awarded to the opponent due to an offence committed by the player delivering the ball will not be counted.
    - Shots – Any deliberate attempt at scoring a goal, whether it be on or off target or blocked by an opponent.
    - Shots On Target – Any deliberate attempt at scoring a goal which results in a goal, is saved by the goalkeeper or is blocked by the last defending player. Goals scored by the ball being deflected into the goal from the woodwork are also considered. Blocked shots are only considered ‘On Target’ if the last defender prevented the ball from entering the goal.
    - Goal Kicks – Only goal kicks which were taken are counted.
    - Tackles – Any successful ground level challenge which lead to a change of possession, from one player to another, without a foul being committed. The player being tackled must be in possession of the ball prior to the challenge. Aerial duels do not count.
  15. Interval Markets - The events that occur in the added injury/stoppage time of either half refer to the last possible interval of that period (41-45 min, 31-45 min/86-90 min, 76-90 min).
    - Goal markets are resulted based on the time at which the ball crosses the goal line.
    - Corner markets are resulted based on the time at which the corner kick is taken.
    - Card markets are resulted based on the at which the card was given.
    - Offside markets are resulted based on the time at which the offside is signaled for by the referee, even if VAR is needed to confirm the offside.
    - Penalty Kick markets are resulted based on the time at which the foul leading to a penalty kick is called by the referee and only if the penalty kick is taken.
  16. Next Goal Method
    - Direct Free Kick - The goal must be scored from the free kick or corner directly. Deflected shots count only when the original taker of the free kick is named as the goalscorer.
    - Penalty Kick - The goal must be scored from the penalty spot. Goals scored after a goalkeeper save or after a contribution following a deflection from the posts/crossbar do not count.
    - Own Goal - Only when the goal is determined to be an own goal.
    - Headed Goal - The last touch of the scorer must be with their head.
    - Shot - The goal must be scored with any part of the body apart from the head.
    - No Goal.
Basketball
1. Basketball General Rules
  1. In the event a match does not finish in a tie, but overtime is played (for qualification purposes), markets will be settled based on the result of regulation time.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Who scores Xth point (incl. Overtime)? - If a match ends before the Xth point is reached, the market will be cancelled.
  2. Race to X points (incl. Overtime)? - If a match ends before any team reaches the specific number of points, the market will be cancelled.
  3. Will there be overtime? - The winning outcome will be ‘Yes’, if the match ends in a draw during regulation time, whether overtime is played or not.
  4. Race to Home X and Away Y points - The specified target for the chosen team must be reached or exceeded before their opponent. If neither team reaches the specified target, bets will be cancelled.
  5. Anytime exact score H:A - For a bet to be deemed a winner, the match score must exactly match the score displayed in the market. Any other bets will be settled as lost.
Baseball
1. Baseball General Rules
  1. All bets stand irrespective of starting pitchers or starting pitcher changes, except for MLB where such changes lead to the cancellation of bets.
  2. All markets will be settled according to the result after 9 innings (8 ½ innings if the home team is leading at that point.
  3. All markets requiring a specific period to be completed will be cancelled if it is not, unless the outcome is determined within said period.
  4. Mercy Rule - in matches where the officials apply the Mercy Rule, the result is considered official and final, regardless of the number of completed innings. This can happen in matches where one team has a presumably insurmountable lead over the other.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Winner (incl. Extra Innings) - The prematch Winner (incl. Extra Innings) market will be settled based on the result of 5 innings (4 ½ innings if the home team is leading) in cases where the match is not played in full.
  2. List of markets which require the match to go the full number of scheduled innings:
    - Winning Margin (incl. Extra Innings)
    - Handicap
    - Odd/Even (incl. Extra Innings)
    - Will there be an Extra Inning?
    - Home team to bat in 9th Inning
    - Team to win more innings.
    - Team with highest scoring inning
    - Highest scoring inning
3. Innings 1-5 (All Markets) and Innings 1-5 Total (All Markets) - all such markets will be settled based on the result of the first 5 innings (4 ½ if the home team is leading).
4. When will the match be decided? & Will there be an Extra Inning? - The winning outcomes will be Any Extra Inning & Yes respectively, whether any extra innings are played or not. The only requirement is that 9 full innings are played.
5. Result of player Xth time at bat & Player to strike out Xth time at bat - If an intentional walk is signaled, it will count as a plate appearance and both markets will be cancelled.
6. Race to X points - If neither team reaches the number of points within the specified inning, all bets are cancelled.
7. Player Markets:
  - If a match is interrupted, abandoned, or suspended before it reaches its natural end and it does not resume within 5 hours then all bets on any player will be cancelled.
  - If a player is not part of the starting lineup, bets on them will be voided.
  - The game must go at least 8 ½ innings for bets to stand.
8. Baseball stats used in player markets:
  - Batter Hits (H) - Reaching base through a batted, fair ball, without the contribution of a fielding error.
  - Batter Home Runs (HR) - The batter touching all 4 bases through a batted, fair ball, without the contribution of a fielding error.
  - Batter Total Bases (TB) - One for each single, two for each double, three for each triple and four for each home run.
  - Batter Runs + RBIs - The sum of runs and Runs Batted In (the number of runners who score due to a batter’s action). RBIs are not counted when the batter grounded into a double play or reached on an error.
  - Batter Hits, Runs & RBIs - The sum of Hits, Runs and RBIs (RBI rules above apply).
  - Pitcher Strikeouts (SO) - The number of batters dismissed by striking out (3 strikes).
  - Pitcher Earned Runs - The number of runs that did not occur because of errors or passed balls.
Ice Hockey
1. Ice Hockey General Rules
  1. For settlement purposes, when any match is decided by a penalty shootout, one goal will be added to the winning team’s final score. This applies to all markets which include Overtime & Penalties.
  2. Period markets refer to the specific period they are for and only the results achieved in the specified period are considered relevant. Markets for the 3rd period, unless otherwise specified, do not include any Overtime or Penalties.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Anytime Goalscorer and Player to score a point.
    - All players offered are considered runners. If an unlisted player scores a goal or earns a point, bets on listed players stand.
    - Only goals and assists in regulation time will count towards the settlement. If a match ends at 0-0, bets will be settled as lost.
    - Bets on players who have participated in the match but were injured or were expelled from it before its natural conclusion will stand.
  2. Next Scoring Method
    - Even Strength - A goal scored while both teams have the same number of players on the ice.
    - Power-Play - A goal scored while the team scoring it has a numerical advantage.
    - Short-Handed - A goal scored while the team scoring it has a numerical disadvantage.
    - Penalty Shot - A goal scored by converting a penalty.
    - Empty Net - A goal scored by the team in the lead, while the team trailing has pulled their goalkeeper to contribute towards the attack. In all situations where the goalkeeper is utilized in such a manner, the goal scored is considered an Empty Net goal regardless of the number of players on the ice.
    - No Goal
Tennis
1. Tennis General Rules
  1. In the event of a retirement or a Walkover declared by the tournament’s governing body, any undetermined market will be cancelled.
  2. In cases where penalty points are awarded by the umpire, all bets on that game stand.
  3. In case of any delay (due to adverse weather, darkness etc.) all bets remain open, and trading will resume as soon as the match continues.
  4. In case of any of the following circumstances occurring, bets will stand:
    - Change of schedule (including day and time)
    - Change of venue
    - Change from an indoor to an outdoor surface and vice versa
    - Change of surface (before or during a match)
  5. If a match, for whatever reason, does not take place within the tournament schedule and is not played or is played outside of it, all bets placed on it will be cancelled.
  6. If the players or teams are displayed incorrectly, we reserve the right to cancel all bets.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. For all markets referring to ‘Games played’ a tie-break is counted as one game.
  2. If a match tie-break is played as a deciding factor in a Best of 3 format match, it will be considered the 3rd set.
  3. Every tie-break or match tie-break, counts as one game.
Handball
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Floorball
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Golf
1. Golf General Rules
  1. For all bets involving more than 3 players, together for 18 holes, and a tie occurs, Dead Heat Rules apply.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Head-to-Head (H2H) - We may offer this type of market for both the whole event and/or a stage of it. The winning outcome is based on the competitor who finished further ahead in the final standings.
    - If the competitors in the duel drop out of the event, the winning outcome is the one for the competitor who qualified for the furthest stage of the competition.
    - If the competitors in the duel drop out in the same stage of the event, the winning outcome is the one further ahead in the standings at that stage.
    - If the competitors in the duel finish in the same place in the final standing, the result is considered a tie and if odds were not offered for such an outcome, all bets will be cancelled.
Boxing
1. Boxing General Rules
  1. If either fighter fails to answer the bell for the next round, then his opponent will be deemed to have won in the previous round.
  2. Should either fighter, for the respective bout, withdraw or be substituted, all bets will be cancelled.
  3. If a bout is declared a ‘No Contest’, all bets will be cancelled.
  4. Should the scheduled number of rounds be changed, all bets on markets affected by the change will be cancelled.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Winner – Predict the winner of the bout. For this market, all bets will be void if the bout ends in a Majority Draw or Technical Draw.
  2. 1X2 – Predict the outcome of the bout. If a bout ends in a Majority Draw or Technical Draw, then ‘X‘/‘Draw’ will be considered the winning selection.
  3. Total Rounds – Where a half round is mentioned, 1:30 of the respective round will be the crossover point from Under to Over. For example, Under 8.5 would win if, the fight ended at or before 1:29 of the 9th round. Over would win if it ended at or after 1:30 of the 9th round respectively.
Motorsport
1. No sport specific rules, General Rules apply.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Head-2-Head (H2H) - All bets will be cancelled if all competitors reflected as selections in the market retire in the same lap or if one or more retire prior to or during the warm-up lap.
Rugby Union, League, and Sevens (7s)
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Aussie Rules
1. Aussies Rules General Rules
  1. All markets, unless otherwise specified, are offered for the regular 80 minutes of play, plus any added injury/stoppage time.
2. No market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Bandy
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
American Football
1. General Rules
  1. In an American football match, the first half includes the first and second quarters, and the second half includes the third and fourth quarters.
  2. If a match is postponed, interrupted, or abandoned prior to the completion of regulation time, and play does not resume or start within the same game week, all bets will be cancelled.
  3. New 1st Down & yards gained through play penalties will not be considered for settlement purposes.
  4. Yards gained after a field goal will not be counted in total yards gained from the play.
  5. A touchdown is ruled a 1st Down only when the offense scores a touchdown.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Xth attack, play N - type of play - Sacks are considered a passing play. Only forward passes will be counted as a passing play.
  2. Xth attack, play N - pass completion - Only forward passes will be counted as a passing play.
  3. Xth attack - result - Only offensive plays will be considered. Offensive plays which result in an interception return touchdown by the defense do not count towards the Touchdown outcome.
  4. In the case of a No Play, all markets will be settled based on the outcome of the next play or cancelled if the attack ends before the respective play.
  5. If the attack ends before the number of the respective play, all markets for the that play will be cancelled. This includes the outcomes Punt and Field Goal.
  6. All players listed in any market are considered as having taken part in the match. The ‘Other’ outcome includes all players not on offer, but does not include players on offer, who currently do not have active odds.
  7. Players on the Defensive and Special Teams are considered part of ‘Home d/st player’ or ‘Away d/st player’ for settlement purposes.
Cycling
1. Cycling General Rules
  1. If a rider does not start the race or the stage markets are offered for, due to injury, illness, etc. all bets accepted for or against that rider will be cancelled.
2. Specific Market Rules
  1. Head-to-Head (H2H) - We may offer this type of market for both the whole race and/or a stage of it. The winning outcome is based on the rider who finished further ahead in the final standings for the whole race or stage of the event.
Specials
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Snooker
1. Snooker General Rules
  1. In case of a re-rack, bets stand unless they are already determined.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Foul and free balls are not considered for the First/Next Color Potted markets.
Table Tennis
1. No sport specific or market rules, General Rules apply.
Cricket
1. Cricket General Rules
  1. For T20 and ODI matches, at least 90% of all allotted Overs for the respective inning must be completed for bets to stand.
  2. If a match ends in a tie and the governing body of the competition does not determine a winner, or the winner is determined by a coin toss or drawing of lots, all undetermined bets will be cancelled.
  3. 5-run penalties are not considered in any Over or Delivery market (markets for multiple Overs are not included in this rule).
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Winner (incl. Super Over) - In matches affected by adverse weather, bets will be settled in accordance with the official result.
  2. Runs off delivery - The outcome will be determined by the number of runs added to a team’s total, off the specified delivery. For settlement purposes, all illegal balls count as deliveries. Runs awarded from a free hit or runs awarded from a free hit being re-bowled due to an illegal delivery, will not be counted.
Darts
1. Darts General Rules
  1. “Bullseye” is considered a red sector.
2. No market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Volleyball
1. Volleyball General Rules
  1. Unless otherwise specified, all markets on offer are for the regular format. Golden Set situations will, if possible, be offered as a separate event.
2. No market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Field Hockey
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Pool
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Water Polo
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Curling
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Futsal
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Olympic Games
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Badminton
1. Badminton General Rules
  1. In cases where a player or team retires, all undetermined markets will be cancelled.
  2. Official point deductions will be considered for all undetermined markets.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Who scores Xth point in Nth set – If a set ends before the Xth point is reached, all bets will be cancelled.
Bowls
1. Sport Specific Rules
  1. If a player resigns, is disqualified, or does not start, all bets will be cancelled, unless the specific market is determined beforehand.
2. No market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Chess
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Beach Volleyball
1. Beach Volleyball Specific Rules
  1. Unless otherwise specified, all markets on offer are for the regular format. Golden Set situations will, if possible, be offered as a separate event.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Who scores Xth point in Nth set – If a set ends before the Xth point is reached, all bets will be cancelled.
Netball
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Athletics
1. Athletics General Rules
  1. For pre-match markets, if an event is postponed/abandoned and does not start within 72 hours of the originally scheduled time, all bets will be cancelled.
2. No market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Squash
1. No sports specific rules, General Rules apply.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Official point deductions are only considered for undetermined markets. Any market which was determined prior to a point deduction will not be resettled.
Lacrosse
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Formula 1
1. Formula 1 General Rules
  1. Unless otherwise specified, for settlement purposes, the result at the time of the podium presentation is considered final.
  2. If an event is shortened, but full points have been awarded, bets will be settled in accordance with the results.
  3. For settlement purposes if one or more drivers start from the pit-lane, they will be ranked at the end of the starting grid.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Winner (team), Top X (team) and Head-2-Head (team) are settled based on which team has the best ranked car in the final standings.
  2. 1st To Retire - The team which retires one of their cars first, is considered the winner. It is possible for the same driver to be both the 1st in the pit and the 1st to retire.
  3. 1st Pit Stop - The team which pits one of their cars first, is considered the winner. It is possible for the same driver to be both the 1st in the pit and the 1st to retire.
  4. Overtake markets
    - The markets are settled based on the total overtakes made by both cars in a team or driver.
    - An overtake must be maintained until the end of the lap for it to count.
    - Overtakes during the first lap do not count.
    - Overtakes of a car in the lap of its retirement do not count.
    - Lapping and unlapping are not considered overtakes.
  5. The driver who achieved the fastest lap in the specified lap, number of laps or race is considered the winner.
  6. Head-2-Head and Winner of Group - If all competitors retire in the same lap, the markets will be cancelled. This applies to when one of the drivers retires during or before the formation lap.
  7. Finishers are only drivers who have crossed the finish line when the session is considered over.
Alpine Skiing
1. No sport specific rules, General Rules apply.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. For pre-match markets, if an event is postponed/abandoned and does not start within 72 hours of the originally scheduled time, all bets will be cancelled.
  2. For live markets, if an event is interrupted for any reason and does not resume within 48 hours, all bets will be cancelled.
Biathlon
1. No sport specific rules, General Rules apply.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. For pre-match markets, if an event is postponed/abandoned and does not start within 72 hours of the originally scheduled time, all bets will be cancelled.
  2. For live markets, if an event is interrupted for any reason and does not resume within 48 hours, all bets will be cancelled.
Bobsleigh
1. No sport specific rules, General Rules apply.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. For pre-match markets, if an event is postponed/abandoned and does not start within 72 hours of the originally scheduled time, all bets will be cancelled.
  2. For live markets, if an event is interrupted for any reason and does not resume within 48 hours, all bets will be cancelled.
Cross Country
1. No sport specific rules, General Rules apply.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. For pre-match markets, if an event is postponed/abandoned and does not start within 72 hours of the originally scheduled time, all bets will be cancelled.
  2. For live markets, if an event is interrupted for any reason and does not resume within 48 hours, all bets will be cancelled.
Nordic Combined
1. No sport specific rules, General Rules apply.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. For pre-match markets, if an event is postponed/abandoned and does not start within 72 hours of the originally scheduled time, all bets will be cancelled.
  2. For live markets, if an event is interrupted for any reason and does not resume within 48 hours, all bets will be cancelled.
Ski Jumping
1. No sport specific rules, General Rules apply.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. For pre-match markets, if an event is postponed/abandoned and does not start within 72 hours of the originally scheduled time, all bets will be cancelled.
  2. For live markets, if an event is interrupted for any reason and does not resume within 48 hours, all bets will be cancelled.
Snowboarding
1. No sport specific rules, General Rules apply.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. For pre-match markets, if an event is postponed/abandoned and does not start within 72 hours of the originally scheduled time, all bets will be cancelled.
  2. For live markets, if an event is interrupted for any reason and does not resume within 48 hours, all bets will be cancelled.
Speed Skating
1. No sport specific rules, General Rules apply.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. For pre-match markets, if an event is postponed/abandoned and does not start within 72 hours of the originally scheduled time, all bets will be cancelled.
  2. For live markets, if an event is interrupted for any reason and does not resume within 48 hours, all bets will be cancelled.
Swimming
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Softball
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Horse Racing
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Beach Soccer
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Rowing
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Padel
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Canoeing
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Archery
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Equestrian
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Fencing
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Gymnastics
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Judo
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Modern Pentathlon
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Sailing
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Shooting
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Taekwondo
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Triathlon
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Weightlifting
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Wrestling
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Surfing
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Artistic Swimming
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Diving
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Rally
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Freestyle Skiing
1. No sport specific rules, General Rules apply.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. For pre-match markets, if an event is postponed/abandoned and does not start within 72 hours of the originally scheduled time, all bets will be cancelled.
  2. For live markets, if an event is interrupted for any reason and does not resume within 48 hours, all bets will be cancelled.
Short Track
1. No sport specific rules, General Rules apply.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. For pre-match markets, if an event is postponed/abandoned and does not start within 72 hours of the originally scheduled time, all bets will be cancelled.
  2. For live markets, if an event is interrupted for any reason and does not resume within 48 hours, all bets will be cancelled.
ММА
1. MMA General Rules
  1. All markets are settled based on the result achieved immediately after the fight. Any appeals or changes to the result, are not taken into consideration.
  2. If either fighter fails to answer the bell for the next round, then his opponent will be deemed to have won in the previous round.
  3. Should either fighter, for the respective bout, withdraw or be substituted, all bets will be cancelled.
  4. If a fight is declared a ‘No Contest’, then all bets will be void.
  5. In case of any changes to the originally scheduled number of rounds be made, then all ‘Total Rounds’, ‘Winner and Exact Rounds’ & ‘Winning Method bets will be void’.
2. Market Specific Rules
  1. Winner – For the Winner market where no draw selection is offered all bets will be void in the event of a draw (this includes a fight which ends in a Majority Draw or a Technical Draw).
  2. Total Rounds – Where a half round is mentioned, 2:30 of the respective round will be the crossover point from Under to Over. For example, Under 2.5 would win if, the fight ended at or before 1:29 of the 3rd round. Over would win if it ended at or after 1:30 of the 3rd round respectively.
  3. Will the fight go the distance? – If the fight ends in a technical decision, then it will be deemed not to have gone the distance.
  4. Winning Method – Predict if the bout will end with a KO or a Submission, these outcomes include:
    - Referee stoppage due to strikes while either fighter is, or both are standing or on the canvas.
    - Stoppage by a doctor
    - Stoppage by a fighters corner/team
    - Disqualification
    - Tap-Out
    - Technical submission
    - Verbal submission by a fighter
Indy Racing
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Speedway
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Kabaddi
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Basketball 3x3
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Skateboarding
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Marathon Swimming
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Formula E
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Sport Climbing
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Motorcycle Racing
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Touring Car Racing
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Stock Car Racing
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Breaking (Break Dance)
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.
Cornhole
1. No sport or market specific rules, General Rules apply.