Sports

Head to head markets are settled as a draw where the competition rules do not provide for extra time, and stakes are returned. In finals, where extra time is played, settlement follows the final result including that extra time.

The line is a handicap applied to the favourite. Backing a team at minus nine and a half points means they need to win by ten or more for the bet to succeed.

At the first bounce. We do not offer betting once play has started.

Yes. Regular season head to head markets include golden point, so a match decided in extra time settles on the team that scores. Line and total markets also include golden point unless the market states eighty minutes only.

Where a match is abandoned and no official result is declared, stakes on affected markets are returned. If the competition declares a result, that result stands.

Yes, when they are scheduled. Origin fixtures appear on this page alongside the club round.

Yes, where the competition permits a drawn result. In knockout matches decided by extra time, head to head markets settle on the side that progresses.

Not to these markets. Bonus points affect the competition ladder, not the result of the match.

A fixture not played within forty-eight hours of the scheduled kick-off is void and stakes are returned.

Head to head markets follow the official result, including a result reached by the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method. If no result is declared, stakes are returned.

Yes. A Test carries home, away and draw prices, because a draw is a genuine outcome over five days.

Every run scored in the completed innings, including extras. Where overs are reduced, the market is voided unless the reduction happened after the market stated a fixed number of overs.

No. Unless a market explicitly says otherwise, soccer settles on ninety minutes plus stoppage time. Extra time and penalties are excluded.

A handicap of zero means the two sides start level. If the match is drawn, stakes are returned.

A-League Men, the Premier League and the major European leagues and cups. Fixtures appear as soon as kick-off times are confirmed.

Yes. Head to head, line and total markets all include overtime unless the market name says regulation time only.

If the game is not played within forty-eight hours of the scheduled tip-off, markets are void and stakes are returned.

The NBL through the Australian season and the NBA overnight, including play-off fixtures.

Where a player retires or is disqualified before the match is completed, match winner markets are void and stakes returned, unless the first set has been completed and a rule for that competition provides otherwise.

The handicap is applied to the total games won by each player. Minus four and a half games means your player must win four more games than the opponent.

No. A walkover is not a completed match, so all markets on it are void.

Yes, on head to head, line and total markets unless the market states regulation time only.

A tie settles the head to head market as a draw where one is offered, and voids it where the market is two-way.

Yes, through to the Super Bowl.

Head to head markets settle once the game is called official under MLB rules. A game abandoned before that point is void.

Yes, on the main markets. The first five innings market is settled on those innings only.

Main markets stand regardless of the pitcher. Any market listed as pitcher-dependent is void if a listed pitcher does not start.

Not on the three-way regulation markets, which settle at the end of the third period. Puck line and totals include overtime unless stated.

A handicap of one and a half goals applied to the favourite, which brings a low-scoring sport closer to even money.

A shootout adds one goal to the winning team for markets that include overtime. Regulation markets ignore it entirely.

Yes, where the competition plays it to separate the sides. Where a draw stands, two-way head to head markets are void.

Yes. Every goal counts at the value awarded under the competition rules, including two-point shots.

At the first centre pass.

Where the bout is scored a draw and the market is two-way, stakes are returned. A technical draw is treated the same way.

A round is completed when the bell sounds to end it. A stoppage part way through a round means that round is not counted for total rounds markets.

A bout not contested within one week of the scheduled date is void and stakes are returned.

A handicap applied to the number of legs won. Minus two and a half legs means your player must win by three legs or more.

Not on this page. We list the match winner, leg handicap and total legs only.

A withdrawal before the first dart is thrown voids all markets on that match.

A handicap applied to frames won. Minus two and a half frames means your player must win by three frames or more.

Not on this page. We list match winner, frame handicap and total frames.

A concession is treated as a completed match and settled on the result recorded by the tour.