GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Relationships related to the calculation of bets on failed or interrupted events shall be regulated by the norms defined by this subpont.
In case of receiving reliable information on the postponement of any event or in case of mistakes in the offered events before the start of the game (wrong participant name in the betting pair, or in case of incorrectly named homes, as well as in case of force majeure, including technical failures that may prevent Partial betting), the Organizer has the right (but is not obliged to) cancel the draw, return all the bet amounts and announce a new draw based on the mentioned.
If one of the events included in the version does not take place or is interrupted, the Organizer redistributes the winning fund without taking into account the failed or interrupted event.
For example, 6 events were announced in the version by the Organizer and one did not take place or was interrupted, in this case in the version predicted by the Participant only correctly predicted outcomes will be taken into account, without taking into account the failed or interrupted match.
The bet is considered accepted after being placed (registered) on the Organizer’s server. Internet channel failures are not grounds for cancelling bets placed on the server.
The game results are displayed in real time (live) on the organizer's website and remain 48 hours after the end of the active tournament.
The results of the game are summarized and published on the Organizer's website, only the data of official sources will be considered valid. The official source is https://www.colossusbets.com/pools/sports/football.
2.3.21. Multi “BetBuilder” bet (Same Game Multi) (SGM)
BetBuilder is a function of “Sports” section of the “Create Your Bet” Organizer, which allows the Participant to create a bet (Multi “BetBuilder” bet), where several outcomes of the same sporting events can be included.
Multi “BetBuilder” bet (from now on referred to as the “BetBuilder” bet) wins, if the outcomes of all the events included in it win.
The function is available for more than 10 sports, including Football, Basketball, Ice hockey, American football, Baseball, Rugby league, Cricket, Australian football, National Collegiate Athletic Association Football (NCAAF) and Mixed martial arts /the list is being updated/.
BetBuilder is not available for all sporting events. If available, the Participant will have the opportunity to see the BB symbol next to the event on the Organizer's website.
The BetBuilder bet is calculated as follows:
*individual odds generated for different selected outcomes of the same event are generalized (added up), according to the calculation results, to form one total winning odd, and if “BetBuilder” bet wins, they are paid according to the given total odd, that is, the bet amount is multiplied by the total winning odd.
The participant places one bet for all outcomes of the event.
For the purposes of this function, in these rules, the term "Bet" refers to the BetBuilder bet.
In this rules, if the bet (bets) is considered to be void, it is returned to the participants at an odd of 1.
BetBuilderBetting rules- Football
These Rules define the methods of calculating the “BetBuilder” bets of Football.
1. OUTCOMES AND RESULTS OF THE BET
The bet wins if all the outcomes of the “BetBuilder” football betting event win. A non-winning outcome is considered lost, unless otherwise provided by these Rules.
If one or more outcomes are considered to be void for any reason (for example the football player does not participate in the match) then the total bet is considered to be void․
If the participant has placed a bet that “Team 1 will win in extra time” and the given game ends in regular time, the participant will lose. If the participant has placed a bet that “Team 1 will take more corner kicks then Team 2”, but both teams take the same number of corner kicks, the bet is considered lost. If the half, the match or the specified period end without any goals, then all the bets related to the goals such as “First Goalscorer” are considered lost.
2. EXTRA TIME AND PENALTIES
The outcomes included in the bet refer only to the main time of the match and the extra time of each half unless it is specified in the program that it also applies to the extra time or penalties. And if there is such a note in the program, it will also apply to extra time or penalties.
Thus, if the participant places a bet on the victory of one of the teams /unless it is stated that it also applies to the extra time or penalties/ and the main time ends with a draw, the teams will play in extra time and even if one of the teams wins after extra time or penalty kicks, the result recorded in the main time will be still counted.
3. BETS RELATED TO THE FOOTBALL PLAYERS
If the player never enters the pitch during the match as an active player (that is, a member of the starting lineup or substitute entering the pitch), the outcomes relating to the given player and therefore the bet will be void according to the Clause 1. This rule applies to any outcome related to the players, which includes goals, cards or any other individual statistics and is supplemented by the rules of time-related outcomes of players in Clause 5.
4. BETTING TIME RULES
The following periods apply to the outcomes of the bets:
90 minutes- These are the 90 regular minutes of the match plus the extra time. Any outcome that occurs before the official start of the match, during the half-time (any time after the half-time whistle and before the start of the second half), or after the final whistle is not counted.
1-10 minutes- This applies to the first 10 minutes of the match (00:00 to 09:59). The corner kicks, and free kicks awarded during this period, but not taken before the 10th minute are not counted. Any outcome that occurs after 10:00 or later in the match will not be counted. Any outcome that occurs before the official start of the match is not taken into account.
First half- This applies to the first half of the match, including the minutes given for the extra time. Any outcome that occurs before the official start of the match or during the half-time (any time after the half-time whistle) is not counted.
Second half- This applies to the second half of the match, including the minutes given for the extra time. Any outcome, that occurs before the second half (during the first half or the half-time) or after the final whistle is not counted.
Each half- This applies to the outcome that occurs in both halves․If the selected outcome does not occur in any half or only in one half of the match, it will be considered lost. Any outcome that occurs before the official start of the match or during the half-time (any time after the half-time whistle and before the start of the second half) or after the final whistle is not counted.
The participant’s selected outcome in connection with “Each half” remains in effect if the player participates in any part of the first half of the match. If the player does not participate in the first half, the outcome selected by the participant in “Each half” will be void.
Any half- This applies to the outcomes that occur in the first or second half. If the selected outcome does not occur during the match, it is considered lost. Any outcome that occurs before the official start of the match, during the half-time (any time after the half-time whistle and before the start of the second half), or after the final whistle is not counted.
The participant’s selected outcome in connection with “Any half” remains in effect if the player participates in the match. For example, an outcome of a player who scores a goal in any half will be counted as a winner if the given player scores in the first half, but is substituted during the halftime or earlier and does not participate in the second half at all. The selected outcome is considered void if the player does not participate in the match at all.
5. POSTPONED OR INCOMPLETE MATCHES
If the match is postponed or not completed, and then resumed or started within 48 hours (inclusive) after the originally scheduled kick-off time, all bets remain in effect. All bets placed on the matches that start later than 48 hours after the originally scheduled kick-off time will be canceled. After 48 hours, all bets are void and refunded. Matches whose starting time has been changed long before the scheduled kick-off time (for example, to meet the requirements for live broadcasts and tournaments, as well as to reduce the overload of matches) cannot be classified as postponed at the discretion of the Organizer.
6. Canceled Matches
Matches will be considered canceled if they start but then do not reach their logical conclusion within 48 hours after the originally scheduled starting time. According to Clause 5, the matches where the referee removes the players from the pitch for a certain period of time, but the remaining minutes of the match occur within 48 hours after the original kick-off time, are not considered canceled.
If the match is canceled before it starts, it is subject to the 48-hour rule for postponed matches as outlined in Clause 5. The following rules shall apply if the match is canceled after it has begun but prior to its logical conclusion:
Bets will be void if they include at least one outcome regarding the player who has not yet participated in the match as an active player.
If each outcome within a bet is already a winner, and the fact of cancellation has not affected the result of each outcome, the bet will be generally considered a win. For instance, the bet with two outcomes, which includes the outcomes of total goals and a specific player to score, will be considered a win if the necessary number of total goals has been reached and the player has scored before the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, the cancellation does not affect the result of any of the outcome options. The same does not apply to the outcome with fewer goals when the match is suspended while the total number of goals is still less than the selected number, since cancellation will affect the result of the given outcome.
If one outcome of the bet is lost and then the match is canceled, the bet will be considered lost because the outcome placed has been finished regardless of the cancellation fact. For instance, a bet on Team 1 scoring the first goal will be considered lost, if, during the game, Team 2 scores the opening goal and the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, the bet has already been lost, and the later suspension of the match could not affect the result of the outcome.
If there are no losing outcomes, and there is at least one void outcome at the time of canceling the match, the bet will be considered void. This rule applies in cases, where one or more outcome options have not been determined yet in the event of cancellation and may have won or lost if the match has ended according to the schedule. For example, the bet including the total of goals in a canceled match, when the total number of goals is still less than required, will be void. In this case, the outcome of the total number of goals has not been determined yet and it would likely result in a win or a loss, but because of the cancelation, the bet will be considered void.
7. Change of the venue and neutral venues
In case of a change in the venue of the match, all bets on the match will be void. For matches played on the neutral ground, all bets are in effect regardless of which team is listed as the home team.
Rules for football outcomes:
The match outcome- a bet on the outcome of the match, i.e. on a draw or on a victory for one of the teams.
Goalscorer- a bet on the specified player to score a goal․Own goals are not taken into account.
Cards- a bet on whether the specified football player will receive yellow or red card. Only the cards issued to players who are on the field during the match are taken into account in this case. Cards issued to the coaches, bench players and cards shown after the match are not taken into account.
Corner kicks- a bet on whether the total number of corner kicks is higher or lower than the specified number. Only performed corner kicks are taken into account. Retaken corner kicks are counted as one (1) corner kick. Corner kicks taken during the extra time are not counted.
Total of goals- a bet on the total number of goals of one of the teams. Own goals scored by the opponent team are also taken into account.
Number of warning points for yellow/red cards - a bet on whether the total number of points for the red and yellow cards is more or less than the sum of the specified points. Yellow and red cards issued during the extra time, and after the end of the match are not counted. Only the yellow and red cards issued to the players on pitch are counted. Cards issued to the coaching staff and the bench players are not counted.
For example yellow card=10, red card= 25 warning point. If the player receives 2 yellow cards and therefore red card, then the player receives a total of 35 warning points.
Number of cards- a bet on whether the total number of yellow and red cards is higher or lower than the specified number. Cards issued before and after the match, during the halftime and the extra time are not taken into account. Only the yellow and red cards issued to the players on pitch are counted. Cards issued to the coaching staff and the bench players are not counted.
For example if a player receives 2 yellow cards and then receives a red card, the player receives a total of 3 cards. No player can receive more than 3 cards in one match. A player who receives a yellow card and then a red card receives 3 cards. The red card itself is considered 2 cards.
Other team events- a bet on whether the specified outcome will take place during the match or for 1 (one) team. The outcomes are mentioned below:
- Awarded penalty kick- a bet on whether a penalty kick will be awarded or not. Awarded penalty kicks that have been canceled for any reason are not taken into account.
- Inaccurate penalty kick- the awarded penalty kick will be inaccurate. This is the penalty kick that is taken, but the ball does not enter the goal net immediately. If a decision is made to retake the penalty, then the first kick is considered void. Only the completed penalty kick is counted. If, after the kick, the ball hits one of the goalpost or the goalkeeper and enters the goal net only after the second kick, then the penalty kick is considered inaccurate.
-Taken penalty kick- the awarded penalty kick will be taken successfully. This is the penalty kick that is taken, and the ball immediately enters the goal net. If the first kick is retaken, then it is not counted. If, after the kick, the ball hits one of the goalposts or the goalkeeper and enters the goal net only after the second kick, then the penalty kick is considered inaccurate. Awarded penalty kick that has been canceled and not taken for any reason is not taken into account.
-2+ penalty kicks awarded - a bet on whether 2 (two) or more penalty kicks will be awarded. Awarded penalty kicks that have been canceled for any reason are not taken into account.
-2+ penalty kicks taken successfully - whether 2 or more penalty kicks will be awarded and taken successfully during the game. If the first kick is retaken, then it is not counted.
-A goal from a free kick- Whether a goal will be scored from the free kick or not. Only the goals directly from a free kick are taken into account. Penalty kicks are not taken into account. The player who takes the free kick must be the goal scorer.
- Header goal- The specified player will score a goal with his head. When the ball ends up in the goal net after the player’s kick with his head or shoulder, it is considered a header goal. The kick can be intentional or unintentional.Own goals with heads are not taken into account.
-A goal from outside the penalty area- Whether a goal will be scored outside the penalty area (18 meters). Own goals are not taken into account. Goals scored outside the penalty area using any method, including free kicks, are considered.
-Own goal- Whether there will be an own goal.
-Red card- Whether the referee will show a red card. Only the red cards that were shown to the players on the pitch during the match are taken into account. The cards shown after the final whistle are not taken into account. In this case, the card shown after or immediately following the two yellow cards is considered a red card. The red cards that were shown but later canceled by the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) or by other mean are not counted.
- Goalpost- Whether there will be a hit on the goalpost. It is not counted if the ball hits the goalpost and then immediately enters the goal net.
-Extra time- Whether there will be added extra time after the main 90 minutes, if it is possible during the given Championship or Cup.
- Post- match penalty kicks- whether there will be penalty kicks after the end of extra time.
- Clean Sheet- Whether the specified team will concede a goal or not. For example, if the selected team does not concede a goal (1-0, 2-0, 0-0, etc.), then the outcome is considered a win.
-The team will score the first/last goal- Whether the specified team will score the first or the last goal of the match. Cancelled and uncounted goals are not taken into account. If no goals are scored during the match, then the outcome is considered lost.
-The first/last corner kick- Whether the specified team will be the first or the last to receive and take a corner kick. If corner kicks are not taken within a certain period of time, the outcome is considered lost.
-The highest number of corner kicks- Whether the specified team will take the highest number of corner kicks. If both teams have taken the same number of corner kicks at the end of the match, then the outcome is considered lost.
-The first/last card- Whether the specified team will receive the first or the last yellow/red card during the match. If yellow / red cards are not shown in a certain period of time, then the outcome is considered lost.
-The highest number of cards/ warning points- Whether the specified team will receive the highest number of cards or warning points. If no yellow/red cards are shown in a certain period of time or the teams have the same number of warning points, the outcome is considered lost.
-Team goalpost- Whether the specified team will hit the goalpost, or not. Hitting the team’s goalpost will be counted even if the other team hits the post of its own goal net. The cases, when the ball immediately enters the goal net after hitting the goalpost, are not taken into account.
- The first/last goalscorer - Whether the specified football player will be the first/last goalscorer of the match.
In this case, own goals are not taken into account. If the player is selected to score the first goal, but the first goal in the game is an own goal, then the first goal scored after the own goal is taken into account.
In the case of a bet on the first goal, when the selected player did not take part in the match and the first goal was scored, the bet is considered void.
In the case of a bet on the last goal, when the specified player took part in the match before the last goal of the match or during the last goal, then the bet on the selected outcome remains in effect.
If no goals are scored or only own goals are scored, bets placed on the first/last goalscorer will be counted as lost if the mentioned player participated in the match.
10. The number of goals scored by the player- Whether the specified player will score 1+, 2+ or 3+ goals during the match. Own goals are not taken into account.
11. Player’s goal method- Whether the specified football player will score a goal in one of the following ways. Own goals are not counted in any way.
- Header goal- The specified player will score a goal with his head. When the ball ends up in the goal net after the player’s kick with his head or shoulder, it is considered a header goal. The kick can be intentional or unintentional.
-A goal from a free kick- The specified player will become a goalscorer after a free kick.
-A goal from outside the penalty area- The specified player will be the goalscorer after a kick from outside the penalty area. A free kick from outside the penalty area is considered a winning outcome.
- Goal from a penalty kick- The specified player will become a goalscorer from a penalty kick. If, after the kick of the specified player, the ball hits the goalpost or the goalkeeper and enters the goal net after the second kick by the same player, then the penalty shot is considered inaccurate.
12. The player will receive a yellow/red card- a bet on the specified player to receive a yellow or red card during the match. Only the yellow cards received by the players on the pitch are taken into account. Cards issued to the coaches, bench players and cards shown before and after the match are not taken into account.
13. Double Chance- A bet on whether the team of your choice will end the match with one of the specified outcomes in the specified period. For example, a “Team 1/ Draw” bet requires the match to end with the victory of Team 1 or with a draw.
14. Halftime/Match- A bet on halftime and match outcomes.
15. The team will win - A bet on a team's winning method that includes the following options:
- Winning margin- The specified team will win by the specified goal difference.
- Winning with a “dry” score- The specified team will win and will not concede a single goal.
-Winning after losing- The specified team will win the match or the mentioned period after being the loser.
-Winning in extra time - The specified team will win in extra time. The specified team must win in extra time (2 x 15 minutes and extra time). If no extra time is added to the match, the outcome will be considered lost.
-Winning after the penalty shoot-out - The specified team will win after the penalty shoot-out. If there is no penalty shoot-out in the match, the outcome is considered lost.
-Qualification- The specified team will qualify for the next round of the given championship/tournament/cup.
BetBuilder Betting rules- Ice Hockey
These Rules define the methods of calculating the “BetBuilder” bets of Ice Hockey.
1. OUTCOMES AND RESULTS OF THE BET
The bet wins if all the outcomes of the “BetBuilder” ice hockey betting event win. A non-winning outcome is considered lost, unless otherwise provided by these Rules.
If one or more outcomes are considered to be void for any reason (for example the hockey player does not participate in the match) (see Clause 4), then the total bet is considered to be void․
For example, if the participant places a bet on the victory of one of the teams where the match ends in a draw after overtime (if it is scheduled) and even if the BetBuilder has not offered a draw or a refund, the given outcome will be considered lost. This rule does not apply to National Hockey League (NHL) matches, as in the regular season and playoffs of this tournament, the teams take penalty shots after a draw in overtime. However, this may apply to other ice hockey leagues or tournaments.
Similarly, “Race to X” option, where neither team scores the specified points, the outcome will be considered lost, regardless of whether the "Neither Team to X" option is available as an alternative option or not. If the specified time ends with no goals scored, then the outcome of the goals scored or the points earned, such as the first or the last goal in the specified time period, will be considered lost.
2․ OVERTIME/ PENALTY SHOTS
All ice hockey matches will be determined on the basis of the officially announced score, including overtime and shootouts. The goals scored in the shootouts are not taken into account. A goal scored by the winning team after the shootout (for example, the only goal in the match that ended 0-0 after the extra time and therefore 1-0 after the shootout) is taken into account when calculating the total score of the match and the team's total number of goals, but is not assigned to the player and is not taken into account when calculating points in the match (relative to the outcomes related to the player).
3. THIRD PERIOD
All outcomes of the third period include overtime and shootouts (if any). For example, the total outcome of goals in the third period will include both the goals scored in the third period and the winning goal in either overtime or a shootout.
4. BETS RELATED TO THE HOCKEY PLAYERS
All selected outcomes will be considered active if the player enters the hockey rink as an active player at any time of the corresponding match, regardless of whether this outcome relates to a certain period of the match or the entire match. If the hockey player does not enter the rink during the match, then the bets on the outcomes associated with this player are considered void.
For example, a bet placed on a certain player to score in the third period will be active and will be considered lost if the given player participated in the first two minutes of the match, got injured, and did not return to the match.
However, if the given hockey player was injured shortly before the start of the match, removed from the starting line-up, or substituted in an emergency and never entered the hockey rink, then the bet should be considered void.
5. POSTPONED OR INCOMPLETE MATCHES
If the match is postponed or not completed, and then resumed or started within 24 hours (inclusive) after the originally scheduled time, all bets remain in effect. All bets placed on the matches that start later than 24 hours after the originally scheduled time will be canceled.
6. CANCELED MATCHES
If the match is suspended before it starts, it is subject to the 24-hour rule for postponed matches as outlined in Clause 5. The following rules shall apply if the match is canceled after it has begun but prior to its scheduled completion:
Bets will be void if they include at least one outcome regarding the hockey player who has not entered the hockey rink yet.
If each outcome within a bet is already a winner, and the fact of cancellation has not affected the result of each outcome, the bet will be generally considered a win. For instance, the bet with two outcomes, which includes the outcomes of total points and a specific hockey player to score, will be considered a win if the required number of total goals has been reached and the player has scored before the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, the cancellation does not affect the result of any of the outcome options. The same does not apply to the outcome with fewer points when the match is suspended while the total number of points is still less than the selected number, since cancellation will affect the result of the given outcome.
If one outcome of the bet is lost and then the match is canceled, the bet will be considered lost because the outcome placed has been finished regardless of the cancellation fact. For instance, if a participant bets on a particular hockey player to score the first goal of the match, but another player scores and the match is subsequently canceled, the bet will be considered lost. In this case, the bet has already been lost, and the later suspension of the match could not affect the result of the outcome.
If there are no losing outcomes, and there is at least one void outcome at the time of canceling the match, the bet will be considered void. This rule applies in cases, where one or more outcome options have not been determined yet in the event of cancellation and may have won or lost if the match has ended according to the schedule. For example, the bet including the total of points in a canceled match, when the total number of points is still less than required, will be void. In this case, the outcome of the total number of points has not been determined yet and it would likely result in a win or a loss, but because of the cancelation, the bet will be considered void.
7. Change of the venue
In case of a change in the venue of the match, all bets on the match will be void.
BetBuilder Betting rules- Rugby League
These Rules define the methods of calculating the “BetBuilder” bets of Rugby League.
1. OUTCOMES AND RESULTS OF THE BET
The bet wins if all the outcomes of the “BetBuilder” Rugby League betting event win. A non-winning outcome is considered lost, unless otherwise provided by these Rules.
If one or more outcomes are considered to be void for any reason (for example the player does not participate in the match), then the bet is considered to be void․
For example, if the participant places a bet on the victory of one of the teams where the match ends in a draw, regardless of whether the final result has been determined by extra time or not, and even if the BetBuilder has not offered a draw or a refund, the given outcome will be considered lost.
Also, “Race to X” option, where neither team scores the specified points, the outcome will be considered lost, regardless of whether the “Neither Team to X” option is available as an alternative option or not. If the half or the match ends with no goals scored, then the outcome of the goals scored or the points earned, such as the first or the last try scorer (it is scored by grounding the ball in the opposition's in-goal area) in the specified time period, will be considered lost.
2. EXTRA TIME
All rugby league matches will be determined on the basis of the officially announced score, including the extra time.
3. SECOND HALF
All outcomes of the second half include the extra time if it occurs. For example, when calculating the total number of points in the second half, both the points scored in the second half and during the extra time will be taken into account.
4. BETS RELATED TO THE PLAYERS
All selected outcomes will be considered active if the player enters the field as an active player at any time of the corresponding match, regardless of whether this outcome relates to a certain period of the match or the entire match. If the player does not enter the field during the match, then the bets on the outcomes associated with this player are considered void.
For example, a bet placed on a certain player to score a point in the second half will be active and will be considered lost if the given player participated in the first two minutes of the match, got injured, and did not return to the match.
However, if the given player was injured shortly after the start of the match, removed from the starting line-up, or substituted in an emergency and never entered the field, then the bet should be considered void.
5. POSTPONED OR INCOMPLETE MATCHES
If the match is postponed or not completed, and then resumed or started within 24 hours (inclusive) after the originally scheduled time, all bets remain in effect. All bets placed on the matches that start later than 24 hours after the originally scheduled time will be canceled.
6. CANCELED MATCHES
If the match is suspended before it starts, it is subject to the 24-hour rule for postponed matches as outlined in Clause 5. The following rules shall apply if the match is canceled after it has begun but prior to its scheduled completion:
Bets will be void if they include at least one outcome regarding the player who has not entered the field yet.
If each outcome within a bet is already a winner, and the fact of cancellation has not affected the result of each outcome, the bet will be generally considered a win. For example, the bet with two outcomes, which includes the outcomes of total points and a specific player to score a try (it is scored by grounding the ball in the opposition's in-goal area), will be considered a win if the necessary number of total points has been reached and the player has scored a try before the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, the cancellation does not affect the result of any of the outcome options. The same does not apply to the outcome with fewer goals when the match is suspended while the total number of goals is still less than the selected number, since cancellation will affect the result.
If one outcome of the bet is lost and then the match is canceled, the bet will be considered lost because the outcome placed has been finished regardless of the cancellation fact. For instance, a bet on Team 1 scoring the first goal will be considered lost, if, during the game, Team 2 scores the opening goal and the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, the bet has already been lost, and the later suspension of the match could not affect the result.
If there are no losing outcomes, and there is at least one void outcome at the time of canceling the match, the bet will be considered void. This rule applies in cases, where one or more outcome options have not been determined yet in the event of cancellation and may have won or lost if the match has ended according to the schedule. For example, the bet including the total of points in a canceled match, when the total number of points is still less than required, will be void. In this case, the outcome of the total number of points has not been determined yet and it would likely result in a win or a loss, but because of the cancelation, the bet will be considered void.
7. Change of the venue
In case of a change in the venue of the match, all bets on the match will be void
BetBuilder Betting rules- American Football (NFL)
These Rules define the methods of calculating the “BetBuilder” bets of American football.
1. OUTCOMES AND RESULTS OF THE BET
The bet wins if all outcomes of the “BetBuilder” American football betting event win. A non-winning outcome is considered lost, unless otherwise provided by these Rules.
For example, if the participant places a bet on the victory of one of the teams where the match ends in a draw after the overtime (if it is scheduled) and even if the BetBuilder has not offered a draw or a refund, the given outcome will be considered lost. If the quarter, half, or the match ends without goals, then the outcomes on touchdowns and goals for that period of time are considered lost.
If one or more outcomes are considered to be void for any reason (for example the player does not participate in the match), then the total bet is considered to be void․
The results of canceled outcomes for other reasons (refusal to play or postponement) will be described in detail in Clause 6 of these Rules.
2. OVERTIME
All American football matches will be determined on the basis of the officially announced score, including overtimes.
3. SECOND HALF / FOURTH QUARTER
All outcomes of the second half and the fourth quarter include the extra time if it occurs. For example, when calculating the total number of points in the second half, both the points scored in the second half and during the extra time will be taken into account.
4. BETS RELATED TO THE PLAYERS
All outcomes will be considered active if the player enters the field as an active player at any time of the corresponding match, regardless of whether this outcome relates to a certain period of the match or the entire match. If the player does not enter the field during the match, then the bets on the outcomes associated with this player are considered void.
For example, a bet placed on a certain player to score a touchdown in the second half will be active and will be considered lost if the given player participated in the first half of the match, got injured, and did not return to the match.
However, if the given player was injured shortly before the start of the match, removed from the starting line-up, or substituted in an emergency and never entered the field, then the bet is considered void.
5. POSTPONED OR INCOMPLETE MATCHES
If the match is postponed or not completed, and then resumed or started at the same scheduled time during the same week of the American Football schedule (Thursday - Wednesday stadium time), then all bets remain in effect. All bets placed on the matches that are postponed or start after the pre-scheduled week will be void and the bets will be refunded.
6. CANCELED MATCHES
If the match is suspended before it starts, it is subject to the match week rule for postponed matches as outlined in Clause 5. If the match is stopped after the start and then resumed and finished within the same week of the schedule, all bets will stand in accordance with Clause 5. The following rules apply if the match is suspended after the start and is not resumed or finished within the same week:
Bets will be void if they include at least one outcome regarding the player who has not entered the field yet.
If each outcome within a bet is already a winner, and the fact of cancellation has not affected the result of each outcome, the bet will be generally considered a win. For instance, the bet with two outcomes, which includes the outcomes of total points and a specific player to score a touchdown (taking the ball over the opposition's goal line), will be considered a win if the necessary number of total goals has been reached and the player has scored a touchdown before the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, the cancellation does not affect the result of any of the outcome options. The same does not apply to the outcome with fewer goals when the match is suspended while the total number of goals is still less than the selected number, since cancellation will affect the result of the given outcome.
If one outcome of the bet is lost and then the match is canceled, the bet will be considered lost because the outcome placed has been finished regardless of the cancellation fact. For instance, a bet on Team 1 scoring the first goal will be considered lost, if, during the match, Team 2 scores the opening goal and the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, the bet has already been lost, and the later suspension of the match could not affect the result.
If there are no losing outcomes, and there is at least one void outcome at the time of canceling the match, the bet will be considered void. This rule applies in cases, where one or more outcome options have not been determined yet in the event of cancellation and may have won or lost if the match has ended according to the schedule. For example, the bet including the total of points in a canceled match, when the total number of points is still less than required, will be void. In this case, the outcome of the total number of points has not been determined yet and it would likely result in a win or a loss, but because of the cancelation, the bet will be considered void.
7. Change of the venue
In case of a change in the venue of the match, all bets on the match will be void.
BetBuilder Betting rules- Basketball
These Rules define the methods of calculating the “BetBuilder” bets of Basketball.
1. OUTCOMES AND RESULTS OF THE BET
The bet wins if all outcomes of the “BetBuilder” Basketball betting event win. A non-winning outcome is considered lost, unless otherwise provided by these Rules.
If one or more outcomes are considered to be void for any reason (for example the basketball player does not participate in the match), then the total bet is considered to be void.
For example, if the participant places a bet on the victory of one of the teams where the match ends in a draw after overtime (if it is scheduled) and even if the BetBuilder has not offered a draw or a refund, the given outcome will be considered lost. This rule does not apply to National Basketball Association (NBA) and the National Basketball League (NBL), as in these tournaments the teams continuously play overtime until the winner is determined. However, this may apply to other basketball leagues or tournaments.
Similarly, “Race to X” option, where neither team scores the specified points, the outcome will be considered lost, regardless of whether the "Neither Team to X" option is available as an alternative option or not.
2. OVERTIME
All basketball matches will be determined on the basis of the officially announced score, including overtimes.
3. SECOND HALF / FOURTH QUARTER
All outcomes of the second half and the fourth quarter include the extra time if it occurs. For example, when calculating the total number of points in the second half, both the points scored in the second half and during the extra time will be taken into account.
4. BETS RELATED TO THE PLAYERS
All outcomes will be considered active if the player enters the court as an active player at any time of the corresponding match, regardless of whether this outcome relates to a certain period of the match or the entire match. If the player does not enter the court during the match, then the bets on the outcomes associated with this player are considered void.
For example, a bet placed on a certain player to score 10․5+ points in the second half will be active and will be considered lost if the given player participated in the first half of the match, got injured and did not return to the match.
However, if the given player was injured shortly before the start of the match, removed from the starting line-up, or substituted in an emergency and never entered the court, then the bet is considered void.
5. POSTPONED OR INCOMPLETE MATCHES
If the match is postponed or not completed, and then resumed or started within 24 hours (inclusive) after the originally scheduled time, all bets remain in effect. All bets placed on the matches that start later than 24 hours after the originally scheduled time will be canceled.
6. CANCELED MATCHES
If the match is suspended before it starts, it is subject to the 24-hour rule for postponed matches as outlined in Clause 5. The following rules shall apply if the match is canceled after it has begun but prior to its scheduled completion:
Bets will be void if they include at least one outcome regarding the player who has not entered the court yet.
If each outcome within a bet is already a winner, and the fact of cancellation has not affected the result of each outcome, the bet will be generally considered a win. For instance, the bet with two outcomes, which includes the outcomes of total points and a specific player to score 10․5+ points, will be considered a win if the required number of total points and the number of player’s individual points have been reached before the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, the cancellation does not affect the result of any of the outcome options. The same does not apply to the outcome with fewer points when the match is suspended while the total number of points is still less than the selected number, since cancellation will affect the result of the given outcome.
If one outcome of the bet is lost and then the match is canceled, the bet will be considered lost because the outcome placed has been finished regardless of the cancellation fact. For instance, a bet on Team 1 scoring the first point will be considered lost, if, during the match, Team 2 scores the opening point and the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, the bet has already been lost, and the later suspension of the match could not affect the result.
If there are no losing outcomes, and there is at least one void outcome at the time of canceling the match, the bet will be considered void. This rule applies in cases, where one or more outcome options have not been determined yet in the event of cancellation and may have won or lost if the match has ended according to the schedule. For example, the bet including the total of points in a canceled match, when the total number of points is still less than required, will be void. In this case, the outcome of the total number of points has not been determined yet and it would likely result in a win or a loss, but because of the cancelation, the bet will be considered void.
7. Change of the venue
In case of a change in the venue of the match, all bets on the match will be void.
BetBuilder Betting rules- Australian football (AFL)
These Rules define the methods of calculating the “BetBuilder” bets of Australian football.
1. OUTCOMES AND RESULTS OF THE BET
The bet wins if all the outcomes of the “BetBuilder” Australian football betting event win. A non-winning outcome is considered lost, unless otherwise provided by these Rules.
If one or more outcomes are considered to be void for any reason (for example the football player does not participate in the match) (see Clause 4), then the total bet is considered to be void․
For example, if the participant places a bet on the victory of one of the teams where the match ends in a draw, regardless of whether the final result has been determined by extra time or not, and even if the BetBuilder has not offered a draw or a refund, the given outcome will be considered lost.
Similarly, “Race to X” option, where neither team scores the specified points, the outcome will be considered lost, regardless of whether the "Neither Team to X" option is available as an alternative option or not. If the quarter or half ends with no goals scored, then the outcome of the goals scored or the points earned, such as the first or the last goal in the specified time period, will be considered lost.
2. EXTRA TIME
All Australian football matches will be determined on the basis of the officially announced score, including the extra time.
3. SECOND HALF / FOURTH QUARTER
All outcomes of the second half and the fourth quarter include the extra time if it occurs. For example, when calculating the total number of points in the second half, both the points scored in the second half and during the extra time will be taken into account.
4. BETS RELATED TO THE PLAYERS
All selected outcomes will be considered active if the player enters the field as an active player at any time of the corresponding match, regardless of whether this outcome relates to a certain period of the match or the entire match. If the player does not enter the field during the match, then the bets on the outcomes associated with this player are considered void.
For example, a bet placed on a certain player to score a goal in the second half will be active and will be considered lost if the given player participated in the first two minutes of the match, got injured, and did not return to the match.
However, if the given player was injured shortly after the start of the match, removed from the starting line-up, or substituted in an emergency and never entered the field, then the bet should be considered void.
5. POSTPONED OR INCOMPLETE MATCHES
If the match is postponed or not completed, and then resumed or started within 24 hours (inclusive) after the originally scheduled time, all bets remain in effect. All bets placed on the matches that start later than 24 hours after the originally scheduled time will be canceled.
6. CANCELED MATCHES
If the match is suspended before it starts, it is subject to the 24-hour rule for postponed matches as outlined in Clause 5. The following rules shall apply if the match is canceled after it has begun but prior to its scheduled completion:
Bets will be void if they include at least one outcome regarding the player who has not entered the field yet.
If each outcome within a bet is already a winner, and the fact of cancellation has not affected the result of each outcome, the bet will be generally considered a win. For instance, the bet with two outcomes, which includes the outcomes of total points and a specific player to score a goal, will be considered a win if the required number of total goals has been reached and the player has scored before the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, the cancellation does not affect any of the outcome options. The same does not apply to the outcome with fewer goals when the match is suspended while the total number of goals is still less than the selected number, since cancellation will affect the given result.
If one outcome of the bet is lost and then the match is canceled, the bet will be considered lost because the outcome placed has been finished regardless of the cancellation fact. For instance, a bet on Team 1 scoring the first goal will be considered lost, if, during the match, Team 2 scores the opening goal and the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, the bet has already been lost, and the later suspension of the match could not affect the result.
If there are no losing outcomes, and there is at least one void outcome at the time of cancelling the match, the bet will be considered void. This rule applies in cases, where one or more outcome options have not been determined yet in the event of cancellation and may have won or lost if the match has ended according to the schedule. For example, the bet including the total of points in a canceled match, when the total number of points is still less than required, will be void. In this case, the outcome of the total number of points has not been determined yet and it would likely result in a win or a loss, but because of the cancelation, the bet will be considered void.
7. Change of the venue
In case of a change in the venue of the match, all bets on the match will be void.
BetBuilder Betting rules- National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAAF/NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision)
These Rules define the methods of calculating the “BetBuilder” bets of NCAA.
1. OUTCOMES AND RESULTS OF THE BET
The bet wins if all outcomes of the “BetBuilder” NCAA betting event win. A non-winning outcome is considered lost, unless otherwise provided by these Rules.
If one or more outcomes are considered to be void for any reason (for example the football player does not participate in the match) (see Clause 4), then the total bet is considered to be void․
For example, “Race to X” outcome, where neither team scores the specified points, will be considered lost, regardless of whether “Neither Team to X” outcome is available as an alternative option or not. If the quarter, half or the match ends without goals, then outcomes on touchdowns (taking the ball over the opposition’s goal line) (6 points) and goals for that period of time are considered lost.
If one or more outcomes are considered void due to the player's non-participation in the game (see the Clause 4), then the total bet is considered void.
The results of canceled outcomes for other reasons (refusal to play or postponement) will be described in detail in the Clause 6 of these Rules.
2. OVERTIME
All NCAA matches will be determined on the basis of the officially announced result, including overtimes.
3. SECOND HALF / FOURTH QUARTER
All outcomes of the second half and the fourth quarter include the extra time if it occurs. For example, when calculating the total number of points in the second half, both the points scored in the second half and during the extra time will be taken into account.
4. BETS RELATED TO THE PLAYERS
All selected outcomes will be considered active if the player enters the field as an active player at any time of the corresponding match, regardless of whether this outcome relates to a certain period of the match or the entire match. If the player does not enter the field during the match, then the bets on the outcomes associated with this player are considered void.
For example, a bet placed on a certain player to score a goal in the second half will be active and will be considered lost if the given player participated in the first two minutes of the match, got injured, and did not return to the match.
However, if the given player was injured shortly after the start of the match, removed from the starting line-up, or substituted in an emergency and never entered the field, then the bet should be considered void.
5. POSTPONED OR INCOMPLETE MATCHES
If the match is postponed or not completed, and then resumed or started at the same scheduled time during the same week of the NCAA schedule, then all bets remain in effect. All bets placed on the matches that are postponed or start after the pre-scheduled week will be void and the bets will be refunded.
6. CANCELED MATCHES
If the match is suspended before it starts, it is subject to the match week rule for postponed matches as outlined in Clause 5. In the event that the match is stopped after the start and then resumed and finished within the same week of the schedule, all bets will stand in accordance with Clause 5. The following rules apply if the match is suspended after the start and is not resumed or finished within the same week:
Bets will be void if they include at least one outcome regarding the player who has not entered the field yet.
If each outcome within a bet is already a winner, and the fact of cancellation has not affected the result of each outcome, the bet will be generally considered a win. For instance, the bet with two outcomes, which includes the outcomes of total points and a specific player to score a touchdown, will be considered a win if the necessary number of total goals has been reached and the player has scored a touchdown before the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, the cancellation does not affect the result of any of the outcome options. The same does not apply to the outcome with fewer goals when the match is suspended while the total number of goals is still less than the selected number, since cancellation will affect the result of the given outcome.
If one outcome of the bet is lost and then the match is canceled, the bet will be considered lost because the outcome placed has been finished regardless of the cancellation fact. For instance, a bet on Team 1 scoring the first goal will be considered lost, if, during the match, Team 2 scores the opening goal and the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, the bet has already been lost, and the later suspension of the match could not affect the result.
If there are no losing outcomes, and there is at least one void outcome at the time of canceling the match, the bet will be considered void. This rule applies in cases, where one or more outcome options have not been determined yet in the event of cancellation and may have won or lost if the match has ended according to the schedule. For example, the bet including the total of points in a canceled match, when the total number of points is still less than required, will be void. In this case, the outcome of the total number of points has not been determined yet and it would likely result in a win or a loss, but because of the cancelation, the bet will be considered void.
7. Change of the venue
In case of a change in the venue of the match, all bets on the match will be void.
“BetBuilder” Betting rules- Mixed martial arts
These rules define the methods of calculating the “BetBuilder” bets of mixed martial arts.
1. OUTCOMES AND RESULTS OF THE BET
The bet wins if all the outcomes of the “BetBuilder” mixed martial arts betting event win. A non-winning outcome is considered lost, unless otherwise provided by these Rules.
If one or more outcomes are considered to be void for any reason (for example, the fight is considered void after it has started, see Clause 4), then the total bet is considered to be void.
For example, if the participant places a bet that “the 1st will have more knockdowns” and the given fight ends without knockdowns, then the bet will be considered lost.
2. THE WINNERS OF THE FIGHT
The winners of mixed martial arts (MMA) fights will be determined based on the official result announced inside the ring. Changes and appeals against the winner after this point will not lead to the rescheduling of the fight unless the change in question has occurred due to human error when announcing the result inside the ring.
3. POSTPONED AND CHANGED FIGHTS
If the fight does not take place at the predetermined time, but starts later on the same calendar day (local time), all bets stand. All bets placed on fights that are postponed after the originally scheduled calendar date will be void and will be refunded. Exceptions to this rule are cases where fights have been made available for betting using the expected time/dates and subsequently updated according to the official schedule.
If one or both athletes are substituted in a fight, bets will be considered void and refunded.
The bets will be void and refunded if the number of scheduled rounds is changed prior to the fight. The fight may later be available for BetBuilder bets with a changed number of rounds. In this case, the bets placed after the reopening will stand.
4. CANCELED FIGHTS/ NO WINNER
If the fight is postponed or canceled before it starts, it is subject to the 24-hour rule for postponed fights as outlined in Clause 3. If the bout is canceled or declared NO CONTEST while the bout is in progress, the following rules apply:
If each outcome within a bet is already a winner, and the fact of cancellation has not affected the result of each outcome, the bet will be generally considered a win. For instance, the bet with two outcomes, which includes the outcomes of total knockdowns and a takedown of a specific athlete, will be considered a win if the required number of total knockdowns and a takedown of the athlete have been reached before the fight is subsequently suspended. In this case, the cancellation does not affect any of the outcome options. The same does not apply to the outcome with fewer totals when the bout is suspended while the total number of knockdowns is still less than the selected number, since cancellation will affect the given result.
If one outcome of the bet is lost and then the fight is canceled or marked as not completed (NO CONTEST), the bet will be considered lost because the outcome placed has been finished regardless of the cancellation fact. For instance, a bet on an athlete to score less than 1.5 takedowns will be considered lost, if, during the bout, the athlete has already made 2 takedowns and the fight is subsequently suspended. In this case, the bet has already been lost, and the later suspension of the bout could not affect the result.
If there are no losing outcomes, and there is at least one void outcome at the time of cancelling the fight, the bet will be considered void. This rule applies in cases, where one or more outcome options have not been determined yet in the event of cancellation and may win or lose if the fight ends according to the schedule. For example, the bet including the total of strikes in a canceled fight, when the total number of strikes is still less than required, will be void. In this case, the outcome of the total number of points has not been determined yet and it would likely result in a win or a loss, but because of the cancelation, the bet will be considered void.
5. TECHNICAL DECISION
If the fight ends by a technical decision, the winner is determined as a win/loss/draw, and the method of victory is determined as a decision. All other outcomes will be regulated in accordance with the rules of rejection from participation/ absence mentioned above. If the outcomes are completed, they will be counted as win or loss, but otherwise, if they have not been determined during the suspension of the fight, and could have been a win or a loss; however, because of the completion of the fight, they will be considered void.
6. CALCULATION OF RESULTS
Calculations will be based on the statistics and results provided by the official website of the governing body of the event/league/competition.
7. SUGGESTED OUTCOME RULES
Method of victory - in this case, the methods of victory include:
- Knockout (KO):
The athlete withdraws due to injuries,
The fight is stopped at the request of the doctor or the athlete's team,
The fight is stopped by the referee when two or one athlete is inside the ring, and the suspension of the fight is not considered the surrender of one of the fighters.
Disqualification of one of the athletes
-Painful/ Choking trick:
Athlete surrenders verbally (regardless of the reason)
The referee stops the fight after tap out,
The referee stops the fight after a technical submission.
-Decision:
Unanimous, majority and individual decisions;
Technical decisions;
End of the bout- The bout that ends in the 3rd round of a 3-round bout or in the 5th round of a 5-round bout is not considered a victory under the decision of the judges. If the athlete surrenders or the doctor stops the fight between rounds, the fight is considered to have completed in the previous round.
Fight Time - this event includes outcomes between seconds, minutes and rounds.
-Minutes- The given outcome is offered for 1 minute, starting at 0.5 (that is, less than / more than 0.5, 1.5, 2.5 minutes, etc.). In the event that a fight ends when the official clock shows exactly 30 seconds (for example; 0:30, 1:30, 2:30), it is considered that half a minute has been completed for this outcome, and the bout is considered continuous until the end of the next half minute. For example, if the fight ends exactly at 3:30 in the first round, then the outcome in the fight over 3.5 minutes will be counted as a winner, and the outcome under 3.5 minutes will be counted as a loser.
-Rounds- This outcome is offered in 1 round, starting at 0.5 (that is, less than / more than 0.5, 1.5, 2.5 rounds, etc.). If the fight ends exactly in the middle of the round (or example, at 2:30 for a 5-minute round), then half of the completed round will count and the fight will be moved to the other half. For example, if a fight of 5 minute rounds ends at exactly 2:30 in the second round, then the outcome in the fight over 1.5 rounds is considered the winner, and the outcome of less than 1.5 rounds is considered the loser.
“BetBuilder” Betting rules – Cricket
These Rules define the methods of calculating the “BetBuilder” bets of Cricket.
1. OUTCOMES AND RESULTS OF THE BET
The bet wins if all outcomes of the “BetBuilder” Cricket betting event win. A non-winning outcome is considered lost, unless otherwise provided by these Rules.
If one or more outcomes are considered to be void for any reason (for example the player does not participate in the match) (see Clause 4), then the total bet is considered to be void․
For example, if the participant places a bet that “Team 1 will win” and the given match ends in a draw, regardless of whether the final result has been determined by extra innings, super over, or not, and even if the BetBuilder has not offered a draw or a refund, the given outcome will be considered lost. Similarly, in “Race to X Sixes”, where neither team scores the given number of sixes, the outcome will be considered lost, regardless of whether the “Neither team to score 6” option is available as an alternative option or not.
If the inning ends with no wickets, then outcomes related to the wickets, such as “First Wicket Taker”, will be considered lost. If the inning ends without a wicket being taken, then the outcome to take a wicket such as "First Wicket Taker" for that inning will be counted as a loser.
Dead Heat bets, such as “Participant with the Most Points”, will be considered lost, if 2 or more players score the same number of points.
2. EXTRA INNINGS/ SUPER OVERS/ ONE OVER ELIMINIATOR
Bets placed on cricket matches do not include extra innings, super overs, one over eliminators or similar methods of determining winners of related matches. Outcomes of the winner of the match, along with all other outcomes, will be counted only in the innings of the main game.
3. REDUCED/LIMITED OVERS
Any shortened innings in a cricket match (one or more balls), due to weather conditions or for other reasons, will lead to the cancellation of the currently active bets. In this case, a bet that does not have a settlement status at the time of the shortened overs is considered an active bet as indicated in Clause 6 of these Rules for bets on incomplete matches.
4. BETS RELATED TO THE PLAYERS
All selected outcomes will be considered active if the player enters the field as an active player at any time of the corresponding match, regardless of whether this outcome relates to a certain period of the match or the entire match. If the player does not participate in any stage of the game as an active player, outcomes related to this player (therefore, the entire bet according to Clause 1) will be void. For example, a bet placed on a specific player to take 6 hits or to take a wicket will be considered lost, if the given player participated in the game only as a substitute fielder and did not bat or bowl in the match.
However, if the player is injured shortly after the start of the game, is removed from the team's list and does not enter the field or is a non-participating substitute, the outcomes, and therefore the bet, will be void.
5. CANCELED AND INCOMPLETE MATCHES
If the match is canceled or not completed, and then resumed or started within 24 hours (inclusive) after the originally scheduled time, all bets remain in effect. All bets placed on the matches that start later than 24 hours after the originally scheduled time will be canceled. After 24 hours, all bets are considered void and are subject to refund.
6. CANCELED MATCHES
If the match is canceled before it starts, it is subject to the 24-hour rule for canceled matches as outlined above. The following rules shall apply if the match is canceled after it has begun but prior to its scheduled completion:
Bets will be void if they include at least one outcome regarding the player who has not entered the field yet.
If each outcome within a bet is already a winner, and the fact of cancellation has not affected the result of each outcome, the bet will be generally considered a win. For instance, the bet with two outcomes, which includes outcomes of “total runs and a player to take 6 hits”, will be considered a win if the required total runs has been reached and the player has taken 6 hits before the match is subsequently canceled. In this case, the cancellation does not affect the result of any of the outcome options. However, the same does not apply to the outcome with fewer runs when the match is canceled and the score is still less than the selected number, as the cancellation will affect this outcome.
If one outcome of the bet is lost and then the match is canceled, the bet will be considered lost because the outcome placed has been finished regardless of the cancellation fact. For instance, a bet on a specific team to win with shots is considered lost, if the other team won, and the match was subsequently canceled. In this case, the bet has already been lost, and the later cancellation of the match could not affect the result.
If there are no losing outcomes, and there is at least one void outcome at the time of cancelling the match, the bet will be considered void. This rule applies in cases, where one or more outcome options have not been determined yet in the event of cancellation and may have won or lost if the match has ended according to the schedule. For example, the bet including the total of runs in a cancelled match, when the total number of runs is still less than required, will be void. In this case, the outcome of the total number of points has not been determined yet and it would likely result in a win or a loss, but because of the cancellation, the bet will be considered void.
In accordance with Clause 3 of these Rules, the outcomes of bets in cancelled matches also apply to matches in which the total overs are reduced. Thus, at the time the reduction is confirmed, the bets where every outcome has won or at least one outcome has lost will be won or lost respectively and all other bets will be void.
7. Change of the venue
In case of a change in the venue of the match, all bets on the match will be void.
8. SUGGESTED OUTCOME RULES
Withdrawn batsman /the person who hit the ball with the cricket stick/- if the batsman leaves the match for any reason all the relevant betting outcomes for the batsman will be calculated on the basis of the runs accumulated at the time of his departure.
Total runs of the team- The outcomes of the total runs of the team remain valid regardless of the throwing result.
Who will collect the most points for their team? / Draw in the match will be considered a loss in these outcomes. If the most points have been scored by a player whose outcomes are not included in the BetBuilder bet, these outcomes will be considered lost.
Who will take the wicket /ball/- These outcomes apply to the bowlers / the ones who propel the ball/. Runouts will not count as a wicket for a player who has passed the respective bowler and batsman. Mankad / where a bowler runs out the non-striking batter in their delivery stride/ runouts, even though the bowler runs out the non-striker batsman / the person who hit the ball with the cricket stick/ before the delivery, do not count as wickets for the bowler.
Who will make four/six throws? - A four or six from which the batsman scores four or six runs by running across boundaries or between the wickets. These runs must be assigned to the batsman (extras are not included).
Hat-trick in the game- a hat-trick occurs when a bowler takes three wickets with consecutive deliveries, dismissing three different batsmen (runouts are not counted as omissions for this purpose). A hat-trick in cricket can be spread across separate overs in a match (e.g. wickets on the fifth and sixth ball of the bowler’s over and another one on the first ball of the next over), provided all three wickets are on consecutive deliveries by the same bowler.
“BetBuilder” Betting rules – Baseball
These rules define the methods of calculating the “BetBuilder” bets of Baseball.
1. OUTCOMES AND RESULTS OF THE BET
The bet wins if all outcomes of the “BetBuilder” Baseball betting event win. A non-winning outcome is considered lost, unless otherwise provided by these Rules.
For example, if the participant has placed a bet on one of the teams to win a match and the given match has ended in a draw after overtime, regardless of whether the final result has been determined in an extra inning or not, and even if the BetBuilder has not offered a draw or a refund, the given outcome will be considered lost. This rule does not apply to Major League Baseball (MBL) matches, as in the regular season and playoffs of this tournament, the teams take penalty shots after a draw in overtime. However, this may apply to other baseball leagues or tournaments.
Similarly, “Race to X” option, where neither team scores the specified points, the outcome will be considered lost, regardless of whether the "Neither Team to X" option is available as an alternative option or not.
If one or more outcomes are considered void due to the player’s/ players’ non- participation in the game, then the total bet is considered void. Outcomes deemed void for other reasons (usually because of the cancellation or postponement of the match) will be determined in accordance with the Clause 7 and 8 of these Rules.
2. EXTRA INNINGS
All baseball matches will be determined based on the officially announced result, including any extra inning. Statistics of all teams and players received during the extra innings are taken into account when calculating the bet.
3. LISTED/ ASSIGNED/ NAMED PITCHERS
BetBuilder baseball bets do not include and depend on listed/ assigned/named pitchers. If one or both of the pre-announced starting pitchers are substituted before the start of the match and after any bets have been placed, those bets will stand. If pitchers are listed in or associated with the selection, they will be considered only as indicators, and will not affect or prevent the application of this rule. The outcomes that include non-playing pitchers (respectively bets with these outcomes) are void in accordance with the outcome rules specified in Clause 4 relating to the players.
4. BETS RELATED TO THE PLAYERS
If the player does not participate in the match, then the outcomes (therefore, the entire bet) relating to the given player will be considered void. This rule applies as follows:
The outcomes of the event “Striking the ball with the bat” will be active, if the given player appears at the base position at least once. If the player does not appear at the base position, then these outcomes will be considered void.
“Base capture” outcomes will be active if the given player appears in the game at any time. This includes appearing at the opponent’s base position, as well as playing as a fielder, a defensive substitute, a pitcher- runner, etc. The outcomes will be regarded as void if the player does not participate in the game in one of the aforementioned roles.
The outcomes of the “Pitch event” will be active if the given player takes at least one pitch during the match. If the player does not take a pitch, then these outcomes are considered void.
The outcomes of the players will be considered active or void according to the above mentioned rules regardless of the fact that the outcome may relate to a certain period of the match. For example, the outcome for the player to have 1+ hits in the first 5 innings of the match would be active (and therefore counted as a loser) if the given player came on as a substitute only after the 5th inning and then ended up in base position. However, if the player in question is injured shortly before the start of the match and is removed from the starting line-up (or off the bench), he will not appear at the base position, and therefore the outcome (and the bet) will be void.
5. GAMES WITH INNINGS/ DOUBLEHEADER
If baseball matches have been originally scheduled to last less than 9 innings before kickoff (for example, 7-inning games for an MLB doubleheader), then the matches are calculated according to the standard mode in accordance with the rules specified in this document (that is, they are considered regular matches and not matches with shortened innings).
6. CANCELED AND INCOMPLETE MATCHES
If the match does not start on the scheduled calendar day at the officially announced kick off time (local stadium time), then all bets placed on the match will be void.
If the match is suspended, and then restarted within 36 hours (inclusive) after the originally scheduled time, all bets remain in effect.
If the match is suspended after it has started and restarts later than 36 hours after the originally scheduled kick-off time or does not restart at all, then it will be considered a failed game and will be calculated according to the rules specified in Clause 7 and 8 (all bets will be void except for those bets that have already been determined). This rule does not apply to play-off games, postponed play-offs, or postseason tournaments, where all bets will stand in the event of any interruption until the game is officially completed according to the relevant league/organization.
7. MATCHES WITH REDUCED INNINGS
If baseball matches are shortened after the start of the match (for example, the innings will be shortened due to bad weather conditions), then they will be calculated according to the following rules:
Bets will be void if they include at least one outcome that involves a player not participating in the match in accordance with the rules set out in Clause 4.
If each outcome within a bet is already a winner and the fact of reducing the number of innings has not affected each outcome, the bet will be considered a win. For example, a bet with two outcomes, which includes “the outcome of total runs and a specific player to score a home run”, will be considered a win if the necessary number of the total run has been reached and the player has scored before the match is subsequently suspended. In this case, a game with reduced innings does not affect the outcome. The same does not apply to the outcome with fewer runs when the game is shortened while the total score is still less than the selected number since the shortened innings will affect the given outcome.
If one outcome of the bet is lost and the match is shortened, the bet will be considered lost because the outcome placed has already been finished even though the innings are shortened. For example, a bet on a specific team scoring the first point will be considered lost, if, during the match, the other team scores the opening point and the number of innings in the match is subsequently shortened. In this case, the bet has already been lost, and the later suspension of the match could not affect the outcome.
If there are no losing outcomes, and there is at least one void outcome in a match where the innings are shortened after the start, the bet will be counted as void. This rule applies in cases, where one or more outcome options have not been determined due to the reduction in the number of innings and may have won or lost if the match has ended according to the schedule. For example, the bet including the total of runs in a shortened match, when the total number of runs is still less than required, will be void. In this case, the outcome of the total number of runs has not been determined yet and it would likely result in a win or a loss, but for the match being shortened, the bet will be considered void.
The exceptions of the above mentioned rules are the results of “Match outcome”, “Winning team” and “Individual Total”. This will be calculated according to the official league result of the match, if the shortened innings game ends in an official win/loss of the respective league, the “Match winner” outcome is calculated as such.
Matches completed after 8.5 innings where the home team leads after 8.5 innings / when the home team leads and the match ends/ are not considered shortened matches. They are calculated in accordance with the standard rules, and not according to the rules specified in this Clause for games with reduced innings. This also applies to 7-inning games that end after 6.5 innings with the home team winning the match.
8. CANCELED MATCHES
If the game is suspended before the start, then the game is subject to the calendar day rule for postponed games as described in Clause 6. If the game is suspended after the start, but is still competed by the official decision of the relevant league/organization, it will be calculated in accordance with the rules defined in Clause 7 for matches with a reduced number of innings.
If the match is suspended after the start, and the corresponding league/organization does not determine the official win/loss result, then it will be calculated according to the rules defined by Clause 7 for matches with a reduced number of innings, but Match result/Winning team/Individual total will be considered void.
9.Change of the venue
If the venue of the match is changed from the originally scheduled venue, then the bets will stand if the originally determined “home” and “away” teams retain their status. If the venue and the “home/away” positions are changed, bets on the originally determined “home/away” teams in the match will be void.
2.4 The main options of outcomes for betting
2.4.1 Victory of the first team is marked with "1" in the program.
2.4.2 Draw is marked with "X"
2.4.3 Victory of the second team is marked with "2".
2.4.4 First team's victory or draw is marked with "1X". In order to win a bet with such an outcome, it is necessary for the first team to win or the game to end in a draw.
2.4.5 Victory of the first team or the second team - marked "12". In order to win a bet with such an outcome, it is necessary for one of the teams to win, i.e. the game does not end in a draw.
2.4.6 Second team’s victory or draw is marked with "X2". In order to win a bet with such an outcome, it is necessary for the second team to win or the game to end in a draw.
2.4.7 Victory of the participant of the tournament considering the handicap. In the program the handicap is given together with the winning coefficient "handicap 1" "case.1".
Handicap advantage or staying behind of the partipicant expressed in goals (in points, sets, seconds) and other units of measurements offered to the bettor by the Organizer. The handicap can be positive, negative or zero.
The outcome of the event considering the handicap is determined by adding the handicap given to the selected participant to the respective result shown by him / her. If the result is in favor of the chosen participant, he/ she is considered the winner, and the bets placed on his/ her victory with a handicapª win. Payments are made at the winning rate specified in the program. If the outcome is in favor of the opponent, the bets are considered lost. If the result ª considering the handicap is a draw, then the winning odds of such an outcome are equal to "1".
A double handicap bet (Asian Handicap) is offered. Bet on win or total, considering the handicap, multiplied by 0.25 (but not 0.5). Such a bet is calculated as two bets equal to half the amount, with the same odds and the closest normal value of multiple 0.5 of "ordinary handicaps" and "ordinary totals." In case the Asian handicap bet is included in the multiple and system, it is calculated with the odds that would be in a single bet. In case of winning two simple bets, the odds of the bet "C" is taken into account. If one simple bet is won and the other is subject to a refund, the odds ("C" +1) / 2 are adopted during the calculation. If one simple bet is not won and the other is subject to return, the odds of 0.5 are calculated in the multiples. If both simple bets are lost, the entire bet is considered lost.
For example
Event participant
Double handicap betting (Asian Handicap)
Odds
Real
-0.25 (0, -0.5)
2.0
Barcelona
+0.25 (0, +0.5)
1.8
In case the bet in the amount of 200 drams was placed on "Real" and "Real" won, two simple bets won by half the amount of the bet and the winning is equal to 100 * 2.0 + 100 * 2.0 = 400 AMD
The game ended in a draw, one simple bet was lost by half of the bet amount, and the other won by the odds of "1" and the win is equal to 100 * 0.0 + 100 * 1.0 = 100 AMD
"Real" lost, two simple bets in the amount of half the bet amount were lost and the wining is equal to 100*0.0 + 100*0.0 = 0 AMD.
In case the bet in the amount of 200 drams was placed on "Barcelona" and "Barcelona" won, the two simple bets won by half the amount of the bet and the winning is equal to 100 * 1.8 + 100 * 1.8 = 360 AMD
The game ended in a draw, one simple bet equal to half of the bet amount won, and the other won with the odds of "1" and the winning is equal to 100 * 1.8 + 100 * 1.0 = 280 AMD
"Barcelona" lost, two simple bets in the amount of half the bet amount were lost and the winning is equal to 100 * 0.0 + 100 * 0.0 = 0 AMD.
2.4.8 Bet according to the number of goals, points, games, etc. scored, collected, played by the event participant. In the program, for brevity, this number is called "total". In order to win, it is necessary to guess whether more, less or equal goals / points / games, etc. will be scored / collected / played, etc. When determining the result, the playing time defined by these rules is taken into account /see point 2.7/, unless otherwise stated in the program. In the calculation of individual totals, only the goals scored by the opponent's goals and other units of measurement are taken into account.
There are two options of bets according to the total: according to two ("much" or "little") or three ("much", "little" or "equal") outcomes. In the first option, if the result matches the total amount suggested by the organizer, "much" and "little" bets are calculated with a "1" winning odds. If the bet according to total is offered in 3 outcomes, the result coincides with the total indicated in the program, then the "much" and "little" bets are considered lost and the "equal" bet is considered won.
A total double bet is also offered, which is a multiple of 0.25 but not 0.5 (for example, 2.25, 2.75, 3.25 etc.). Such a bet is understood as two (simple) bets with the same odds and with the closest normal value of the total (T1 = T-0,25 T2 = T + 0,25). The sum of each normal bet is equal to half the amount of the double bet.
For example
Bet
Sports event
Total double bet
Odds
Sum
1
Milan - Juventus
Much 2.25 (2.2, 5)
2.0
200
2
Little 2.25 (2.2, 5)
1.8
200
3
Much 2.75 (2.5, 3)
1.9
200
4
Little 2.75 (2.5, 3 )
1.9
200
If 2 goals are scored during the game, the winnings are calculated as follows:
Bet 1: One simple bet of double total (Much 2) won by a the odds of "1" and the other (Much 2.5) lost. The winning is equal to 100 * 1.0 + 100 * 0 = 100 AMD.
Bet 2: One simple bet of double total (Little 2) won with the odds of "1", and the other (Little 2.5) won. The winning is equal to 100 * 1.0 + 100 * 1.8 = 280 AMD.
Bet 3: Two simple bets of double total (Much 2.5) and (Much 3) lost. The winning is equal to 100 * 0 + 100 * 0 = 0 AMD.
Bet 4: The two simple double total bets (Little 2.5) and (Little 3) are won. The winning is equal to 100 * 1.9 + 100 * 1.9 = 380 AMD.
2.4.9. Game score
2.4.10. The outcome of the first half and the whole match. In that case, it is necessary to guess the outcome of the first half and the whole match at the same time. The program uses the initials to mark these outcomes - V-victory, D-draw, moreover, the first half is placed in the first place and the match in the second placeª. For example ª V2V1 means the victory of the 2nd team (V2) in the first half and the victory of the 1st team (V1) in the whole match.
2.4.11. Comparison of the outcomes of halves (rounds, quarters, games, sets, innings). It is necessary to guess which of the game halves (rounds), quarters, etc. will have a higher result or which halves (rounds, quarters) the results will be the same.
2.4.12. How to score a goal (goal from the penalty spot, goal with 11-meter kick, header goal, goal from the game - not from the head, own goal). "Goal from penalty spot " bets are considered won if the goal is scored by the penalty taker with one kick. "Goal with 11-meter kick " bets are considered won if the goal is scored by 11-meter kick. "Header goal" bets are considered won if the goal is scored with a head. " Goal from the game - not from the head" bets do not include " header goal", "goal from the penalty spot", "goal with a 11-meter kick", "own goal". An "own goal" bet is considered won if an own goal is scored (when the player scores a goal against his own team).
2.4.13. "There will be a double" to win such a bet, it is necessary for the player of one of the teams in the given game to score two or more goals during the given game.
2.4.14. "There will be a hat-trick" to win such a bet, it is necessary for a player from one of the teams to score three or more goals during that match.
2.4.15. "There will be poker." to win such a bet, it is necessary for the player of one of the teams in the given game to score four or more goals during the given game.
2.4.16. Home-away
Victory of home (home teams) or away (away teams) considering the handicap. Victory is determined by the difference in goals (points) scored by the home teams and the away teams accordingly considering the handicap.
bet according to the number of draws of the home and away in one draw day or round, the number of victories.
2.4.17. Participant result: In the case of this bet, it is necessary to guess whether the participant will reach a certain stage of the competition (for example, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2 of the final stage, etc.), or what place the participant will take as a result of the competition (group, subgroup, etc.), or will pass to the next round. If passing of the participant to the next round is canceled for any reason in future, it is not taken into account, and the payment is made according to the results of the games played.
In the case of the bet on passing to the next round when the participants meet several times, in the event of a change in the order of the games on the fields played by the teams / participants, the bets remain valid. If one of the games did not take place or was interrupted, as well as if the result of the first game was changed, the passing of the team (participant) to the next round is determined based on the actual passing. If none of the games took place, such bets are calculated with the odds of "1".
If for any reason (injury, refusal, etc.) the announced participant of the competition is unable to finish or participate in the competition (if it is not interrupted at that moment), bets on that participant's result are considered valid. They win if the result is achieved or they are considered lost if the result is not achieved (unless otherwise stated in the program).
For example, a bet on a tennis player's victory in the season will be considered lost and the bet on not reaching the 1/8 finals will be considered won if the athlete was removed from the competition before the start due to injury.
2.4.18. The Organizer may also offer other betting options.
2.4.19. Restrictions on the inclusion of some outcomes in the multiple. The following outcomes should not be included in the multiple more than once.
football game score
tennis game (set) score
outcome of the first half of the football game and the whole game:
Only one of the interconnected outcomes can be included in the Express.
2.5. Minimum bet and maximum winnings
2.5.1. The minimum bet for all types of bets (except for online bets) is AMD 300, and for each express included in the system the minimum bet is AMD 10. The maximum amount of one bet for all types of bets is set at five hundred thousand drams, the maximum winning for all types of bets for one ticket is set at five million drams. The maximum winning odds are 1000. In case of exceeding it, the payment is made by the odds of 1000.
2.5.2. For online bets, the minimum bet is set at AMD 50, except when the bet is made between two participants. In this case, the minimum bet for the proposed outcome is set at AMD 800, and the minimum amount of the bet against the outcome depends on the odds offered by the bettor for the outcome.
2.6. Game results, start date and time, dispute resolution procedure
2.6.1. If the outcome of a finished event is later cancelled or changed for any reason (team or player disqualification, trial, conditions of realization, etc.), bets are calculated based on the original (actual) outcome.
2.6.2. Results that are announced immediately after the event based on official records and other official sources of information are considered valid (actual).

