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SportsBetting.ag reserves the right to rescind bonus money paid on referral accounts that are subsequently cancelled or suspended. The maximum amount a player may win on table games is limited to $250,000 in any 24 hour period, and $1,000,000 in any given 7 day period. Slot machine Jackpot winnings in a 24 hour period are limited to $1,000,000. Unless listed either in conjunction with the bet offer, or else in the Sport Specific rules, all bets should be considered valid for the result at the end of the ‘Regular Time’ or ‘Full Time’ only. ‘Regular Time’ or ‘Full time’ is defined as interpreted by the official rules published by the respective governing association. Unless otherwise stated in the Specific Sports Betting Rules, the following General Sports Rules will apply: 1. APPLICABILITY OF THE RULES All bets accepted by the Operator are subject to these Rules. General Rules
*The posted dates and times of fixtures are purely informational. Pinnacle cannot guarantee accuracy. An incorrectly posted date and/or time is not grounds for voiding bets.
*If a fixture isn’t completed within 30 hours of its officially planned starting time, then all bets on that fixture will be void. The exceptions to this rule are:
*Fixtures which in their normal course can take longer than 30 hours, such as golf tournaments.
*Sport-specific exceptions laid out in the rules section for each individual sport.
*Bets on the “First Team to Score” have action as soon as there is a score, regardless of whether the fixture is completed.
*The result of a fixture will be the final determination by the fixture’s governing body on the date of the fixture’s completion. Pinnacle does not recognise protested or overturned decisions. The result of bets on a fixture suspended after the start of competition will be decided according to the betting rules specified for that sport. If nothing is specified in the sport’s rules, then General Rule #2 applies.
*Unless otherwise specified in a particular sport’s rules, all bets on a fixture will be void if the venue is changed.
*Bets on a specific period count only the scoring in that period, and are unaffected by what happens in prior or subsequent periods. If for any reason a fixture is not completed within the time specified in our rules, bets on the full fixture will be void. Any periods that have been completed will have action.
*If a “Draw” price is offered in a Money Line market, and the draw happens, then bets on each team lose. If a draw is not offered and a draw happens, then bets on both teams are void.
*In any fixture involving a forfeit, walkover, or any other event where the fixture is considered complete without having been played, all bets will be void, regardless of how the governing body of its league scores it.
*If a market includes exactly one or two names of competitors, then all listed competitors must participate in the fixture for the bet to have action.
*Misspellings, typographical errors, and teams changing names are not grounds for bets to be void, as long as it is clear based on the context what the intended fixture was.
*If a fixture is offered with an incorrect number of rounds or periods or with a non-standard duration for the sport without it being indicated, all bets on that fixture will be void.
*For aggregate Home/Away score markets of a league on a Day (or Week in the case of American football), if all fixtures on that Day/Week are not played to completion all bets on the market are void.
*Multi-way betting is ’ALL-IN’: bets always have action unless a stipulation is added to the market that a certain competitor must start for action. If such a stipulation is included, then all bets on all competitors will be void if the stipulated competitor does not start in that specific event.
*All winning bets on Multi-Way markets are paid out at full odds, regardless of the number of winners.
*If a market is offered with “The Field” as a betting option, named teams or competitors must beat every other competitor for a bet on that competitor to win. If a listed competitor ties for a win, bets on the tied competitors will be void, and all other bets will be lost.
*All settled markets are final after 72 hours and no queries will be entertained after that period of time. Within 72 hours after markets are settled, Pinnacle will only reset or correct the results due to human error, system error or mistakes made by the referring results source.
*Pinnacle reserves the right to void any bet at any time if it deems the bet to have been made in a fraudulent manner.
*All bets will be accepted or rejected purely at Pinnacle’s discretion. In-Play bets may be subject to a short delay before they are accepted and/or they will be kept pending during dangerous situations at Pinnacle’s discretion.
*If there is an obvious error in the odds or limit of a market, bets on that market may be void.
*In case of any contradictions: Market Rules take precedence over Sport Rules; which take precedence over General Rules. American Football
*If a game is suspended with fewer than 55 minutes completed, all bets on the Game-period will be void and bets on completed periods will have action. If a game is suspended after 55 minutes of play and not resumed within six hours of suspension, then regardless of whether the game is completed at a later date, all bets will have action and the score when the game was suspended will be considered final.
*If a game is not started within 12 hours of its originally scheduled time all bets will be void.
*Bets on the Game and 2nd Half-periods include points scored in overtime.
American Football Market Rules
*Team to Score Next: Extra Points and 2-Point Conversions are not considered a score. The “point after try” is considered part of scoring the Touchdown.
*Passing Statistics: Bets are void if a named Quarterback doesn’t attempt at least one pass.
*Rushing Statistics Over/Under: If the named competitor plays but has no rushing attempts, their total and first attempted rushing yardage is considered to be zero.
*Receiving Statistics Over/Under: If a named Receiver plays, but does not have a catch, their total and first attempted receiving yardage is considered to be zero.
*Time of Score: Seconds listed in the market are inclusive, so events that happen on that second of game time are counted.
*First 1st Down: 1st downs gained on penalties and changes of possession are not counted.
*Unanswered Scores: Extra Points and 2-Point Conversions are counted as part of the Touchdown and not considered consecutive scoring events. Any return by the opposition on an Extra Point or 2-Point Conversion attempt also does not count towards these markets.
*Longest Touchdown: If there are no Touchdowns, these markets will be void.
*Team Quarterback Statistics: Only statistics achieved by competitors listed as Quarterbacks on the team’s roster will be counted. For example, if a Running Back throws a Touchdown pass, that would not be counted as an attempt, completion or Touchdown pass for that team’s Quarterbacks.
*Special Teams and Defensive Touchdowns: The only Touchdowns considered to be Special Teams Touchdowns are on plays where the ball is actually kicked or punted (these include: Kickoff Returns, Punt Returns, returns of a fumbled Kickoff Return, returns of a fumbled Punt Return, blocked Field Goal Returns, or blocked Punt Returns). A fake Field Goal or fake Punt which results in a Touchdown by the team that snapped the ball is considered an offensive Touchdown.
*Competitor to Score a Touchdown: Passing for a Touchdown is not considered scoring a Touchdown. Only the competitor who has possession of the ball in the End Zone is considered to have scored the Touchdown.
*Pass Interference Penalties: Both offensive and defensive Interference counts, however the penalty must be accepted and enforced on the play to be considered valid. If the penalty is declined or if there are offsetting penalties negating enforcement of Interference, then the winner will be determined on the next Interference penalty.
*Holding Penalties: Both offensive and defensive Holding counts, however the penalty must be accepted and enforced on the play to be considered valid. If the penalty is declined or if there are offsetting penalties negating enforcement of Holding, then the winner will be determined on the next Holding penalty.
*Longest Kickoff Return: Bets are void if each team doesn’t have at least one Kickoff Return.
*Longest Punt Return: Bets are void if each team doesn’t have at least one Punt Return.
*Number of Different Players to Score: All scoring plays except Safeties are counted.
*First Touchdown Pass Distance Over/Under: Bets are void if the named Quarterback doesn’t complete at least one Touchdown Pass.
*AFC/NFC Champion Futures: The champion of each conference is the team that reaches the Super Bowl.
*Regular Season Wins: Will be settled when a team exceeds their win total and is expected to play all of their scheduled games or cannot possibly exceed their win total given their number of games remaining and are expected to play all of their scheduled games. If there is any reasonable doubt as to whether or not a team will play a complete season, their Season Wins markets won’t be settled until they do. Once Season Wins markets have been settled, they will not be changed, even if a team plays fewer games than expected for any reason.
*NCAA Football Season Wins: Bowl games and Conference Championship games are not counted towards Regular Season Wins totals. Teams must play every scheduled regular season game for action.
*NCAA Football Conference Championship Futures: If the conference has an official championship game, the winner of that game is considered to have won that conference. For Divisional Odds within the conferences, the team participating in the Conference Championship game is considered to have won that division.
*NFL Weekly Markets: If any game in the listed week is cancelled or postponed, and not completed within 96 hours of its scheduled start time, all weekly markets will be void, regardless of the outcome of any specific game.
*Heisman Trophy Winner Yes/No: Bets made before the competitor’s team’s first scheduled game will be void if the competitor does not play in that game.
*Tied After First Score: “Yes” will be considered the winner if the game is tied any time after the first score, including if it is tied following a Touchdown, before the Extra Point or 2-Point Conversion attempt.
*Kickoff/Punt Return Match-ups: Both listed competitors must have at least one Kick/Punt Return for action.
*Last Score Markets: Only Touchdowns, Field Goals and Safeties will be counted. Extra Points and 2-Point Conversions following Touchdowns will not.
*Punt Markets: A blocked Punt will count as a Punt for Team Punt markets, but not count towards markets for a competitor’s number of Punts.
*Punter Markets: In all markets with an individual Punter named - except “Total Punts by a Punter Over/Under” - that punter must have at least one Punt for action.
*Longest Field Goal: Bets will be void if there are no successful Field Goals. Athletics
*Match-ups Markets: The competitor who advances to the latest round of competition will be considered the winner. If both competitors are knocked out in the same preliminary round but compete in the same race, starting at the same time, then the better finisher in that race will be considered the winner. If both contestants are knocked out in the same preliminary round, but race in separate heats then regardless of the time or finish bets will be void. If both competitors make the final round of competition, the better finisher in that round will be the winner. Aussie Rules
*All Aussie Rules matches must complete at least 80 minutes of play to have action, except for matches which are scheduled to play less time. Auto Racing
*If a Race or Qualifier is delayed for any reason, if the delay lasts longer than 48 hours all bets will be void.
*The start of any Race is defined as the signal to start the warm-up lap.
Auto Racing Market Rules
*Qualifying: All Qualifying bets on a competitor have action once that competitor starts qualifying. Subsequent penalties or demotions will not affect the results of bets. If a competitor does not start qualifying, bets on that competitor qualifying or on qualifying position are void. Badminton
*If a competitor retires or is disqualified bets on the Match Money Line market will have action as long as one Set has been completed, otherwise these bets will be void. Bets on other markets will be void unless the period was played to completion before the retirement or disqualification. Bandy General Sport Betting Rules Card Game
*Unless otherwise specified all Match-period markets are for regulation time only and do not include overtime.
*If the format of a match is changed from two halves of 45 minutes to three periods of 30 minutes, bets on the Match-period will have action and bets on all other periods will be void. Baseball
*Game-period Money Line bets have three options with regards to starting pitchers:
*’Action’: The bet is team against team, regardless of who the starting pitcher is for either team. If there is a pitching change, the odds for Action bets will be adjusted to the first odds offered after the new pitcher is announced.
*’Listed Pitchers’: Requires that both of the pitchers selected on the bet must start the game for their respective teams. If either selected pitcher does not start the game, then these bets will be void.
*’One Listed Pitcher”: If the selected pitcher does not start, the bet is void. If the other pitcher does not start the game the odds for the bet are adjusted to the first odds offered after the new pitcher is announced.
*All other markets that include both starting pitcher’s names will be void if either of those pitchers do not start the game.
*A pitcher is considered to have started a game once they have thrown the first pitch for their team. A non-pitcher is considered to have started the game once they have made their first plate appearance.
*If a market other than the Game-period Money Line includes exactly one or two names of competitors, then all listed competitors must start the game for the bet to have action. The exception to this rule is markets for competitor “Save” statistics which will have action regardless of whether or not the competitor plays in the game.
*Bets made before the start of the game on the Game-period Money Line market have action as long as at least 5 innings (or 4.5 innings if the Home team is winning) are completed. If a game is called before 9 innings (or 8.5 innings of the Home team wins) are complete, the score at the end of the last completed inning will be considered final. All Game-period markets, other than the Money Line, have action only once 9 innings or (8.5 if Home team wins) are completed. Periods that have been played to completion will have action even if the game is not completed.
*All Game-period In-Play markets require that the game be played to completion with 9 innings (or 8.5 if Home team wins) to have action. Periods that have been played to completion will have action even if the game is not played to completion.
*A baseball game is considered to have been played to completion when at least 9 innings (or 8.5 innings if Home wins) have been completed and a final result has been determined. In games where a “Mercy Rule” is expressly part of the rules, a game is considered to have been played to completion when a Mercy Rule is invoked. If a game is declared official by its governing body, it has no bearing on how bets are settled if sufficient innings have not been played.
*Bets on the 1st Half-period of baseball games are based on the results at the conclusion of five innings of play. Bets made before the game on the 1st Half-period Handicap and Money Line markets have action once five innings are played or 4.5 innings if the game is called at 4.5 innings and the Home team is declared the winner. All other 1st Half markets (including the In-Play 1st Half Handicap and Money Line markets) require at least five innings to be played for action.
*If a game is suspended in order to be resumed at a later date, all bets on the Game-period markets are void, and bets on completed periods have action. With the exception of MLB Playoff games, which will have action whenever the game is completed.
*In circumstances when the “Home” team is not playing at their home stadium, the team whose starting pitcher throws the very first pitch of the game is considered the Home team.
*Seven Inning Doubleheader Rules:
*Bets made before the start of the game on the Game-period Money Line market have action as long as at least 5 innings (or 4.5 innings if the Home team is winning) are completed. All Game-period markets, other than the Money Line, have action only once 7 innings or (6.5 if Home team wins) are completed. Periods that have been played to completion will have action even if the game is not completed.
*All Game-period In-Play markets require that the game be played to completion with 7 innings (or 6.5 if Home team wins) to have action. Periods that have been played to completion will have action even if the game is not played to completion.
*All bets on Seven Inning Doubleheader games will be void if it is not indicated that it is a seven inning game.
Baseball Market Rules
*MLB Regular Season Wins: Will be settled when a team exceeds their win total and is expected to play at least 160 games or cannot possibly exceed their win total given their number of games remaining and is expected to play at least 160 games. If there is any reasonable doubt as to whether or not a team will play at least 160 games, their Season Wins markets won’t be settled until they do. Any additional tiebreaker games (such as Wildcard or Division) will not be counted towards Regular Season Wins. Once Season Wins markets have been settled, they will not be changed, even if a team plays fewer games than expected for any reason.
*Total Bases: A Single is worth one, a Double is worth two, a Triple is worth three, a Home Run is worth four. No other type of play counts towards Total Bases markets.
*Runs Allowed: Earned and Unearned Runs are counted.
*Innings Pitched: Each inning completed is worth one, and each out recorded thereafter worth 0.1.
*Division Winner: Markets are resulted based on standings at the end of the season, as long as every team in the division has played at least 90% of their scheduled games. If teams are tied in terms of record, the winner will be 1) the winner of the tiebreaker game or 2) the team declared the winner by the league’s tiebreaker system for seeding playoff teams.
*Season-Long Home Run Leader: If the Home Run lead is tied, Batting Average will be used as the tiebreaker.
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SportsBetting.ag reserves the right to rescind bonus money paid on referral accounts that are subsequently cancelled or suspended. The maximum amount a player may win on table games is limited to $250,000 in any 24 hour period, and $1,000,000 in any given 7 day period. Slot machine Jackpot winnings in a 24 hour period are limited to $1,000,000. Unless listed either in conjunction with the bet offer, or else in the Sport Specific rules, all bets should be considered valid for the result at the end of the ‘Regular Time’ or ‘Full Time’ only. ‘Regular Time’ or ‘Full time’ is defined as interpreted by the official rules published by the respective governing association. Unless otherwise stated in the Specific Sports Betting Rules, the following General Sports Rules will apply: 1. APPLICABILITY OF THE RULES All bets accepted by the Operator are subject to these Rules. General Rules
*The posted dates and times of fixtures are purely informational. Pinnacle cannot guarantee accuracy. An incorrectly posted date and/or time is not grounds for voiding bets.
*If a fixture isn’t completed within 30 hours of its officially planned starting time, then all bets on that fixture will be void. The exceptions to this rule are:
*Fixtures which in their normal course can take longer than 30 hours, such as golf tournaments.
*Sport-specific exceptions laid out in the rules section for each individual sport.
*Bets on the “First Team to Score” have action as soon as there is a score, regardless of whether the fixture is completed.
*The result of a fixture will be the final determination by the fixture’s governing body on the date of the fixture’s completion. Pinnacle does not recognise protested or overturned decisions. The result of bets on a fixture suspended after the start of competition will be decided according to the betting rules specified for that sport. If nothing is specified in the sport’s rules, then General Rule #2 applies.
*Unless otherwise specified in a particular sport’s rules, all bets on a fixture will be void if the venue is changed.
*Bets on a specific period count only the scoring in that period, and are unaffected by what happens in prior or subsequent periods. If for any reason a fixture is not completed within the time specified in our rules, bets on the full fixture will be void. Any periods that have been completed will have action.
*If a “Draw” price is offered in a Money Line market, and the draw happens, then bets on each team lose. If a draw is not offered and a draw happens, then bets on both teams are void.
*In any fixture involving a forfeit, walkover, or any other event where the fixture is considered complete without having been played, all bets will be void, regardless of how the governing body of its league scores it.
*If a market includes exactly one or two names of competitors, then all listed competitors must participate in the fixture for the bet to have action.
*Misspellings, typographical errors, and teams changing names are not grounds for bets to be void, as long as it is clear based on the context what the intended fixture was.
*If a fixture is offered with an incorrect number of rounds or periods or with a non-standard duration for the sport without it being indicated, all bets on that fixture will be void.
*For aggregate Home/Away score markets of a league on a Day (or Week in the case of American football), if all fixtures on that Day/Week are not played to completion all bets on the market are void.
*Multi-way betting is ’ALL-IN’: bets always have action unless a stipulation is added to the market that a certain competitor must start for action. If such a stipulation is included, then all bets on all competitors will be void if the stipulated competitor does not start in that specific event.
*All winning bets on Multi-Way markets are paid out at full odds, regardless of the number of winners.
*If a market is offered with “The Field” as a betting option, named teams or competitors must beat every other competitor for a bet on that competitor to win. If a listed competitor ties for a win, bets on the tied competitors will be void, and all other bets will be lost.
*All settled markets are final after 72 hours and no queries will be entertained after that period of time. Within 72 hours after markets are settled, Pinnacle will only reset or correct the results due to human error, system error or mistakes made by the referring results source.
*Pinnacle reserves the right to void any bet at any time if it deems the bet to have been made in a fraudulent manner.
*All bets will be accepted or rejected purely at Pinnacle’s discretion. In-Play bets may be subject to a short delay before they are accepted and/or they will be kept pending during dangerous situations at Pinnacle’s discretion.
*If there is an obvious error in the odds or limit of a market, bets on that market may be void.
*In case of any contradictions: Market Rules take precedence over Sport Rules; which take precedence over General Rules. American Football
*If a game is suspended with fewer than 55 minutes completed, all bets on the Game-period will be void and bets on completed periods will have action. If a game is suspended after 55 minutes of play and not resumed within six hours of suspension, then regardless of whether the game is completed at a later date, all bets will have action and the score when the game was suspended will be considered final.
*If a game is not started within 12 hours of its originally scheduled time all bets will be void.
*Bets on the Game and 2nd Half-periods include points scored in overtime.
American Football Market Rules
*Team to Score Next: Extra Points and 2-Point Conversions are not considered a score. The “point after try” is considered part of scoring the Touchdown.
*Passing Statistics: Bets are void if a named Quarterback doesn’t attempt at least one pass.
*Rushing Statistics Over/Under: If the named competitor plays but has no rushing attempts, their total and first attempted rushing yardage is considered to be zero.
*Receiving Statistics Over/Under: If a named Receiver plays, but does not have a catch, their total and first attempted receiving yardage is considered to be zero.
*Time of Score: Seconds listed in the market are inclusive, so events that happen on that second of game time are counted.
*First 1st Down: 1st downs gained on penalties and changes of possession are not counted.
*Unanswered Scores: Extra Points and 2-Point Conversions are counted as part of the Touchdown and not considered consecutive scoring events. Any return by the opposition on an Extra Point or 2-Point Conversion attempt also does not count towards these markets.
*Longest Touchdown: If there are no Touchdowns, these markets will be void.
*Team Quarterback Statistics: Only statistics achieved by competitors listed as Quarterbacks on the team’s roster will be counted. For example, if a Running Back throws a Touchdown pass, that would not be counted as an attempt, completion or Touchdown pass for that team’s Quarterbacks.
*Special Teams and Defensive Touchdowns: The only Touchdowns considered to be Special Teams Touchdowns are on plays where the ball is actually kicked or punted (these include: Kickoff Returns, Punt Returns, returns of a fumbled Kickoff Return, returns of a fumbled Punt Return, blocked Field Goal Returns, or blocked Punt Returns). A fake Field Goal or fake Punt which results in a Touchdown by the team that snapped the ball is considered an offensive Touchdown.
*Competitor to Score a Touchdown: Passing for a Touchdown is not considered scoring a Touchdown. Only the competitor who has possession of the ball in the End Zone is considered to have scored the Touchdown.
*Pass Interference Penalties: Both offensive and defensive Interference counts, however the penalty must be accepted and enforced on the play to be considered valid. If the penalty is declined or if there are offsetting penalties negating enforcement of Interference, then the winner will be determined on the next Interference penalty.
*Holding Penalties: Both offensive and defensive Holding counts, however the penalty must be accepted and enforced on the play to be considered valid. If the penalty is declined or if there are offsetting penalties negating enforcement of Holding, then the winner will be determined on the next Holding penalty.
*Longest Kickoff Return: Bets are void if each team doesn’t have at least one Kickoff Return.
*Longest Punt Return: Bets are void if each team doesn’t have at least one Punt Return.
*Number of Different Players to Score: All scoring plays except Safeties are counted.
*First Touchdown Pass Distance Over/Under: Bets are void if the named Quarterback doesn’t complete at least one Touchdown Pass.
*AFC/NFC Champion Futures: The champion of each conference is the team that reaches the Super Bowl.
*Regular Season Wins: Will be settled when a team exceeds their win total and is expected to play all of their scheduled games or cannot possibly exceed their win total given their number of games remaining and are expected to play all of their scheduled games. If there is any reasonable doubt as to whether or not a team will play a complete season, their Season Wins markets won’t be settled until they do. Once Season Wins markets have been settled, they will not be changed, even if a team plays fewer games than expected for any reason.
*NCAA Football Season Wins: Bowl games and Conference Championship games are not counted towards Regular Season Wins totals. Teams must play every scheduled regular season game for action.
*NCAA Football Conference Championship Futures: If the conference has an official championship game, the winner of that game is considered to have won that conference. For Divisional Odds within the conferences, the team participating in the Conference Championship game is considered to have won that division.
*NFL Weekly Markets: If any game in the listed week is cancelled or postponed, and not completed within 96 hours of its scheduled start time, all weekly markets will be void, regardless of the outcome of any specific game.
*Heisman Trophy Winner Yes/No: Bets made before the competitor’s team’s first scheduled game will be void if the competitor does not play in that game.
*Tied After First Score: “Yes” will be considered the winner if the game is tied any time after the first score, including if it is tied following a Touchdown, before the Extra Point or 2-Point Conversion attempt.
*Kickoff/Punt Return Match-ups: Both listed competitors must have at least one Kick/Punt Return for action.
*Last Score Markets: Only Touchdowns, Field Goals and Safeties will be counted. Extra Points and 2-Point Conversions following Touchdowns will not.
*Punt Markets: A blocked Punt will count as a Punt for Team Punt markets, but not count towards markets for a competitor’s number of Punts.
*Punter Markets: In all markets with an individual Punter named - except “Total Punts by a Punter Over/Under” - that punter must have at least one Punt for action.
*Longest Field Goal: Bets will be void if there are no successful Field Goals. Athletics
*Match-ups Markets: The competitor who advances to the latest round of competition will be considered the winner. If both competitors are knocked out in the same preliminary round but compete in the same race, starting at the same time, then the better finisher in that race will be considered the winner. If both contestants are knocked out in the same preliminary round, but race in separate heats then regardless of the time or finish bets will be void. If both competitors make the final round of competition, the better finisher in that round will be the winner. Aussie Rules
*All Aussie Rules matches must complete at least 80 minutes of play to have action, except for matches which are scheduled to play less time. Auto Racing
*If a Race or Qualifier is delayed for any reason, if the delay lasts longer than 48 hours all bets will be void.
*The start of any Race is defined as the signal to start the warm-up lap.
Auto Racing Market Rules
*Qualifying: All Qualifying bets on a competitor have action once that competitor starts qualifying. Subsequent penalties or demotions will not affect the results of bets. If a competitor does not start qualifying, bets on that competitor qualifying or on qualifying position are void. Badminton
*If a competitor retires or is disqualified bets on the Match Money Line market will have action as long as one Set has been completed, otherwise these bets will be void. Bets on other markets will be void unless the period was played to completion before the retirement or disqualification. Bandy General Sport Betting Rules Card Game
*Unless otherwise specified all Match-period markets are for regulation time only and do not include overtime.
*If the format of a match is changed from two halves of 45 minutes to three periods of 30 minutes, bets on the Match-period will have action and bets on all other periods will be void. Baseball
*Game-period Money Line bets have three options with regards to starting pitchers:
*’Action’: The bet is team against team, regardless of who the starting pitcher is for either team. If there is a pitching change, the odds for Action bets will be adjusted to the first odds offered after the new pitcher is announced.
*’Listed Pitchers’: Requires that both of the pitchers selected on the bet must start the game for their respective teams. If either selected pitcher does not start the game, then these bets will be void.
*’One Listed Pitcher”: If the selected pitcher does not start, the bet is void. If the other pitcher does not start the game the odds for the bet are adjusted to the first odds offered after the new pitcher is announced.
*All other markets that include both starting pitcher’s names will be void if either of those pitchers do not start the game.
*A pitcher is considered to have started a game once they have thrown the first pitch for their team. A non-pitcher is considered to have started the game once they have made their first plate appearance.
*If a market other than the Game-period Money Line includes exactly one or two names of competitors, then all listed competitors must start the game for the bet to have action. The exception to this rule is markets for competitor “Save” statistics which will have action regardless of whether or not the competitor plays in the game.
*Bets made before the start of the game on the Game-period Money Line market have action as long as at least 5 innings (or 4.5 innings if the Home team is winning) are completed. If a game is called before 9 innings (or 8.5 innings of the Home team wins) are complete, the score at the end of the last completed inning will be considered final. All Game-period markets, other than the Money Line, have action only once 9 innings or (8.5 if Home team wins) are completed. Periods that have been played to completion will have action even if the game is not completed.
*All Game-period In-Play markets require that the game be played to completion with 9 innings (or 8.5 if Home team wins) to have action. Periods that have been played to completion will have action even if the game is not played to completion.
*A baseball game is considered to have been played to completion when at least 9 innings (or 8.5 innings if Home wins) have been completed and a final result has been determined. In games where a “Mercy Rule” is expressly part of the rules, a game is considered to have been played to completion when a Mercy Rule is invoked. If a game is declared official by its governing body, it has no bearing on how bets are settled if sufficient innings have not been played.
*Bets on the 1st Half-period of baseball games are based on the results at the conclusion of five innings of play. Bets made before the game on the 1st Half-period Handicap and Money Line markets have action once five innings are played or 4.5 innings if the game is called at 4.5 innings and the Home team is declared the winner. All other 1st Half markets (including the In-Play 1st Half Handicap and Money Line markets) require at least five innings to be played for action.
*If a game is suspended in order to be resumed at a later date, all bets on the Game-period markets are void, and bets on completed periods have action. With the exception of MLB Playoff games, which will have action whenever the game is completed.
*In circumstances when the “Home” team is not playing at their home stadium, the team whose starting pitcher throws the very first pitch of the game is considered the Home team.
*Seven Inning Doubleheader Rules:
*Bets made before the start of the game on the Game-period Money Line market have action as long as at least 5 innings (or 4.5 innings if the Home team is winning) are completed. All Game-period markets, other than the Money Line, have action only once 7 innings or (6.5 if Home team wins) are completed. Periods that have been played to completion will have action even if the game is not completed.
*All Game-period In-Play markets require that the game be played to completion with 7 innings (or 6.5 if Home team wins) to have action. Periods that have been played to completion will have action even if the game is not played to completion.
*All bets on Seven Inning Doubleheader games will be void if it is not indicated that it is a seven inning game.
Baseball Market Rules
*MLB Regular Season Wins: Will be settled when a team exceeds their win total and is expected to play at least 160 games or cannot possibly exceed their win total given their number of games remaining and is expected to play at least 160 games. If there is any reasonable doubt as to whether or not a team will play at least 160 games, their Season Wins markets won’t be settled until they do. Any additional tiebreaker games (such as Wildcard or Division) will not be counted towards Regular Season Wins. Once Season Wins markets have been settled, they will not be changed, even if a team plays fewer games than expected for any reason.
*Total Bases: A Single is worth one, a Double is worth two, a Triple is worth three, a Home Run is worth four. No other type of play counts towards Total Bases markets.
*Runs Allowed: Earned and Unearned Runs are counted.
*Innings Pitched: Each inning completed is worth one, and each out recorded thereafter worth 0.1.
*Division Winner: Markets are resulted based on standings at the end of the season, as long as every team in the division has played at least 90% of their scheduled games. If teams are tied in terms of record, the winner will be 1) the winner of the tiebreaker game or 2) the team declared the winner by the league’s tiebreaker system for seeding playoff teams.
*Season-Long Home Run Leader: If the Home Run lead is tied, Batting Average will be used as the tiebreaker.
*Season-Long Competitor
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