The game must start on the scheduled day (local stadium time) for picks to have action.

There must be 5 minutes or less of scheduled game time remaining for picks to have action unless the specific market outcome is already determined (or unless otherwise stated).

In the event a game is halted before the minimum time has been played, and not completed within 48 hours of the scheduled start date and time, picks will be void unless the specific market outcome is already determined (or unless otherwise stated, i.e., playoff game rule).

In the event a game is halted after the minimum time has been played, and not completed within 48 hours of the scheduled start date and time, the score when the game was halted will determine the Sports Picking results (unless otherwise stated, i.e., playoff game rule).

Playoff Game Rule - In the case of a halted playoff game (or postseason tournament game), all wagers have action until completion of the game, as determined by the league’s governing body.

In the event a game is halted at any time, and replayed in full as opposed to resumed, all picks will be void.

In the event a game venue is changed and the home team remains designated as such, picks will stand.

In the event a game venue is changed and the home and away team’s listings are reversed (i.e. the home team becomes the away team), picks placed with the original listing will be void.

All picks include overtime unless otherwise stated.

In 2-way markets, push rules apply unless otherwise stated.

Quarter/Half Markets - The entire relevant period of play must be completed for picks to have action unless the result is already determined. 4Q and 2H markets include overtime.

Double Result (Halftime/Full Time) - Settled based on the result at half-time and full time, including overtime if played. If the game ends in a draw and no overtime is played, picks will be void.

Highest Scoring Half - 2H includes overtime if played. The entire game must be played for picks to have action unless the result is already determined. Push rules apply.

Highest Scoring Quarter - 4Q includes overtime if played. The entire game must be played for picks to have action unless the result is already determined. Dead Heat rules apply.

Player performance markets - Relevant player(s) must receive playing time for picks to have action.

Quarter Player Points - All picks are action unless the player that was wagered on does not receive any playing time in relevant quarter. 4th Quarter does not include overtime.

First Field Goal/Rebound/Assist/etc. markets - Settled on the first stated statistic recorded out of the players listed in the market. picks on players who do not start the game are void. Free throws do not count as a field goal in first field goal wagers.

Most Points/Rebounds/Assists/etc. in game markets - All picks are action unless the player that was wagered on does not receive any playing time. If two or more players tie, Dead Heat rules apply.

Most Points/Rebounds/Assists/etc. in season/series markets - All picks are action unless the player that was wagered on does not receive any playing time in the season/series. If two or more players tie, Dead Heat rules apply.

The scheduled number of games, as stated in the market header, must be completed (in accordance with the general rules) on the specified date for picks to stand.

In the event of a tie, Dead Heat rules apply.

Daily Player Markets - If the player wagered on does not receive any playing time, picks on that player are void.

Futures (Champion/Conference Champion/Division Winner/etc.) - If the league/governing body officially declares a winner for the relevant season on the specified market, picks are action, regardless of season length, team relocation, team name change, playoff format, etc. (unless otherwise stated in these rules).

Eastern/Western Conference Winner – Determined by the teams who progress to the NBA Finals.

Divisional Winners – Tie-break rules set by the league will be used to recognize the winner of these markets.

Conference Number 1 Seed – Determined by the team that finishes atop its respective conference at the end of the regular season. Tie-break rules set by the league will be used to recognize the winner of this market.

To Make the Playoffs/Tournament – If the league does not begin a post-season for that respective season, picks will be void. If the number of teams that make the postseason change during the season, picks will be void.

Regular Season Wins – Team(s) listed on wager must complete at least 98% of their scheduled regular season games (using schedule from day 1 of regular season) for picks to have action unless the remaining games during season would not affect the result.

Regular Season Win % - Team(s) listed on wager must complete at least 1 game for picks to have action.

Regular Season Wins or % - If Team(s) listed on wager do not complete all scheduled regular season games, the win % listed on wager will be used to grade the pick (Example: “LA Lakers Over 57.5 Wins or Over 70.1%.” The pick is on Lakers Over 57.5 Wins. If the Lakers do not play all scheduled regular season games, the pick is now on the Win %: Lakers Over 70.1%).

Player with Most (or highest average) Pts/Rebs/Asts/etc. – All picks are action. picks are action regardless of the number of games. Dead Heat rules apply.

Regular Season Player Props – Player’s team (on day 1 of regular season) must play at least 98% of their scheduled regular season games (using schedule from day 1 of regular season) for wagers to have action unless the result is unequivocally determined in fewer games.

Name the Finalists/Exact Result – All picks are action unless the Finals/Championship is not played.

Awards Markets – All picks are action unless the award is not given. Dead Heat rules apply.

Player’s Next Team - Determined by the team the specific player is under contract with, and on the active roster of, for the first game of the following regular season (regardless of whether or not they play in that game). All picks are action.

Draft Props – The official NBA Draft website will be used for settlement purposes (player’s height, etc.). If a player is undrafted, the “over” on the player’s draft position will be the winner for settlement purposes.

Season/Tournament Team Head to Head or Team to Advance Further – In the event one or more of the teams in the specific market either fails to start the season/tournament or withdraws from the season/tournament, all picks will be void. For U.S. competitions, in the event both teams are eliminated in the same round, Dead Heat rules apply. For International/European competitions, if both teams are eliminated in the same round, all picks will be void.

Stage of Elimination – In the event the nominated team gets disqualified or withdraws from the competition, all picks will be void.

Series Winner - In the event a team gets disqualified or withdraws from the series, all picks are action.

Other Series Markets – In the event a team gets disqualified or withdraws from the series, all picks will be void, unless settlement is already determined prior to disqualification or withdrawal or unless otherwise stated.

If a game finishes in a tie and overtime is not played, 2-way Moneyline Sports Picking will be settled as a push.

If a game does not finish in a tie, but overtime is played for qualification purposes, markets will be settled according to the result at the end of regular time.

Settlement will be based on official competition rules.

If a game starts, but is not completed, picks will be void unless the specific market outcome is already determined.

Settlement of these picks will be based on the following criteria:

A game is abandoned in the event:

In the event a game venue is changed, all picks will be void.

For all player markets, selected players must take part in the game for picks to have action, otherwise the player is a Basketball Non-Participating Player. Taking part in the game is defined as entering the court as an active player at any point of the relevant game, regardless of whether the selection in question references a specific period of the game.

For 1st Points Scorer and Team 1st Points Scorer markets, picks on players who do not start the game are void.

All Basketball specific rules also apply to pre-live Same Game Parlays. In the event of a conflict between any other Basketball specific rule and the Basketball pre-live Same Game Parlay rules, solely as they relate to a Basketball pre-live Same Game Parlay, the pre-live Same Game Parlay rules prevail.

All settlements are based on the statistics and results provided by the official website of the league’s governing body, or league’s official statistical provider, unless otherwise stated.

Player markets, or other statistically dependent markets, are settled when the game is final and when the necessary statistics are readily available on the league’s official website or by the official statistical provider of the league. Any subsequent statistic changes after these markets are settled will not result in a re-settlement.

In the absence of a statistic/result required for settlement of a specific market from the sources listed above, another reputable statistical source will be used to support pick settlement.

All markets are settled based on the result at the end of regular time (including injury/stoppage time). Extra time and penalties are not included unless indicated.

Should any match be played prior to the date or kick-off time denoted, picks will stand as long as the pick is placed prior to the revised kick-off time.

In the event a match venue is changed, picks already placed will stand as long as the home team is still designated as the home team. In the event the home and away teams for a listed match are reversed (i.e. the home team becomes the away team), picks placed with the original listing will be void.

All picks on a match abandoned before the completion of the regular time will be void unless the match is rearranged and played on the same date (local time) or it is stated otherwise in the rules, except for picks on any markets that have been unconditionally determined.

Video Assistant Referee (VAR) will be taken into account. Decisions made after a significant event occurs may result in confirmed picks being voided. picks voided will be from the time of the significant event until the time the final VAR decision was officially announced.

picks on a match or qualification are not affected if a team is subsequently disqualified from, or re-instated to, the competition.

If the match does not take place as scheduled and is not played on the same date (local time) all picks are void. An exception is made if an incorrect kick-off time is announced on our website.

picks regarding an occurrence inside/outside a specific area will consider an occurrence transpiring on the line as inside that area.

Fast Markets - Fast Markets offer Sports Picking on whether certain match events happen in the next X minutes:

Extra Time - All picks are settled on the official statistics for the extra time period only. Any goals, corners, etc. that were taken or scored during regulation time do not count. Extra time does not include a penalty shootout. If the match does not go to extra time all picks are void.

Penalty Shootout – picks stand based on legitimate penalties. In the case that penalties need to be retaken, action will follow through to the legitimate kick.

Asian Handicaps - The Asian Line is a special type of handicap used for Soccer matches. Depending on the strength of each team, a handicap (spread) is issued for the game. This enables the odds for each side to be more similar, allowing more competitive Sports Picking opportunities. All picks on the Asian Handicap in live Sports Picking (including 1st/2nd half picks) are settled according to the handicap (spread). Any goals prior to the pick being placed are ignored for settlement purposes. If a match is abandoned, picks will be void.

Over/Under - Predict the total goals scored in a match. Goals are considered regardless of whether they are scored before or after the picks are placed (unlike Asian Handicaps, where the score before the pick has been placed is ignored). If a game is abandoned, picks will be void unless settlement is already unconditionally determined.

Draw No Pick - Predict which team will be the winner. In case of a draw, all picks will be void.

Double Chance - Predict which team will be the winner, covering two of the three possible outcomes in a match with one pick. The Double Chance 1st Half market is settled according to the result of the 1st half only.

Multi-Pick Exact Score - Predict the final score of the match by choosing from given options. Every selection includes several results. You win if the final score is the same as any of the results featured in the selection you have pick on.

Teams Clean Sheet - Clean sheet means that a team will finish the game without conceding a goal. Own goals are valid for settlement purposes.

Total Goal Minutes - Total Goal Minutes is the sum of the minutes of all goals scored in the regular time of the game. Goal times are recorded as the full minute according to the official source. Any goal scored in the added time of the 1st half will be recorded as the 45th minute. Any goal scored in the added time of the 2nd half will be recorded as the 90th minute. As soon as a game kicks off, it will be deemed to be in the first minute. For example, a goal scored after 24 minutes and 16 seconds will be settled as scored in the 25th minute.

Moneyline Rest of The Match - All picks are determined without taking into consideration the current score at the time the pick is placed – as if the game were starting again from 0:0 score after the pick is placed.

Scorecast - This is a prediction on both First to Score and Exact Score of the match. Both must be correct for the pick to win. Own goals are not counted for First to Score. If the 1st goal is an own goal, the next goal scored which is not an own goal will be counted for settlement purposes. If there are only own goals in the match, picks will be settled with the Exact Score market odds at kick-off time. If the match ends with a 0:0 score, all picks will be void. If a player comes on the field after the first goal is scored or did not take part in the game at all, picks including that player as first to score will be settled with the Exact Score market odds at kick-off time. If a match is abandoned after the first goal is scored, picks will be settled with the First to Score odds of the Goalscorer pick type at kick-off time.

Corners Full Time/1st Half/2nd Half - Awarded, but not taken corners (there is a corner, but before it is taken the referee signals for the end of the first half or the match) will not count for settlement purposes. If a corner needs to be retaken for any reason, it will be counted as 1 corner.

Asian Handicap & Over/Under Corners FT/1st Half/2nd Half - This market is similar to Handicap (Spread) and Over/Under wagering. Win/Loss for the Handicap part is determined by comparing the corners taken by each team, applying the given Handicap. Win/Loss for the Over/Under part is determined by the corners taken by both teams. Push rules apply.

Total Corners 2-Way - Predict if the total corners taken in the match (by both teams) will be over or under a given number. Push rules apply. Awarded, but not taken corners (there is a corner, but before it is taken the referee signals for the end of the first half or the match) will not count for settlement purposes. If a corner needs to be re-taken for any reason, it will be counted as 1 corner. If a match is abandoned, all picks will be void unless settlement is already determined.

Corners 3-Way Handicap - In 3-way Handicap Sports Picking, the line is set so that there can also be a draw outcome, giving you 3 potential picks. picks are settled by comparing the corners taken by each team, applying the preset handicap (spread). Awarded, but not taken corners (there is a corner, but before it is taken the referee signals for the end of the first half or the match) will not count for settlement purposes. If a corner needs to be re-taken for any reason, it will be counted as 1 corner. If a match is abandoned, all picks will be void unless settlement is already determined.

VAR - VAR review means that the referee needs to stop the game to consult the Video Assistant Referee (VAR). A VAR review will have been deemed to have occurred when there is notification of such within the stadium (Scoreboard /Tannoy announcement).

Cards - This market is similar to Over/Under wagering. Win/Loss is determined by points accumulated for cards shown to both teams. A yellow card counts as 1 point, and a red card counts as 2 points. In the event a player receives 2 yellow cards, resulting in a red card, no points are counted for the 2ndyellow card. The maximum number of points a player can accumulate during a match is 3. Only cards shown to players on the playing field count. Cards shown to non-players (managers, coaches, substitutes on the bench, etc.) do not count. In the event a match is abandoned, all picks will be void unless settlement is already determined.

First/Last Card - Predict which team will receive the first/last card (yellow or red) in the match. In the event players from both teams are booked for the same incident in which the first or last card is received, picks will be void. In the event a match is abandoned, all picks will be void unless settlement has already been determined.

Substitutes - Substitutes are similar to Handicap and Over/Under wagering. Win/Loss for the Handicap part is determined by comparing the substitutes used by each team, applying the given Handicap (Spread). Win/Loss for the Over/Under part is determined by substitutes used by both teams. If a match is abandoned, all picks will be void unless settlement is already determined.

Offsides - Offsides are similar to Handicap and Over/Under wagering. Win/Loss for the Handicap part is determined by comparing the offsides ruled against each team, applying the given Handicap (Spread). Win/Loss for the Over/Under part is determined by offsides ruled against both teams. If a match is abandoned all picks will be void unless settlement is already determined.

Fouls - Fouls are similar to Handicap and Over/Under wagering. Win/Loss for the Handicap part is determined by comparing the fouls committed by each team, applying the given Handicap (Spread). Win/Loss for the Over/Under part is determined by fouls committed by both teams. Only fouls conceded will count for settlement purposes. This includes any act by a player that is deemed to interfere with the active play of the game by the referee, excluding offsides. Any misconduct that happens when the ball Is out of play will not count as a foul. Penalties are included in the overall fouls count.

Ball Possession - Ball Possession is similar to Handicap wagering. Win/loss is determined by the ball possession of both teams, then by comparing the ball possession with the Handicap (Spread) given before the game started. If a match is abandoned, all picks will be void.

Passes - A ball played intentionally from one player to another. Attempted passes will also count as valid for settlement purposes.

Shots on Target - Shots on Target is similar to Handicap and Over/Under wagering. Win/Loss for the Handicap part is determined by comparing the shots on target of each team, applying the given Handicap (Spread). Win/Loss for the Over/Under part is determined by shots on target of both teams. If a match is abandoned, all picks will be void, unless settlement is already unconditionally determined.

Score/Miss a Penalty - Predict if a certain team will score or miss a penalty during the game. Penalties that were cancelled by the referee will be ignored. When no penalty is taken, picks will be settled as losers.

Team GK Penalty Save - Predict if the Goalkeeper will make a save. If the goalkeeper is not required to attempt a save, all picks will be void.

Team X Penalty Props - Predict specific method of penalty to be scored/missed. If the penalty is scored/missed in another way than the listed selections, picks will be settled as losers.

General Rules – Selected players must start the match for picks to stand, unless otherwise stated.

Goalscorer- Predict if a player will score first/last/anytime goal in match. Own goals are ignored for settlement purposes. picks on players not taking part in the match will be void. picks on players coming on as substitutes will stand, unless the market has already been determined.

Player Cards - Predict which Player will be carded - either with a yellow card or with a red card during the match. Players entering the field as substitutes are eligible and will be counted for settlement purposes. Cards shown to non-players, such as managers, substituted or substitution players - do not count for settlement. Any card shown after the full time whistle has been blown will be disregarded. Both yellow and red cards count. If a match is abandoned all picks will be void unless settlement is already determined.

Player of the Match - Predict who will be announced as the Player of the Match. The winner will be determined based on the official result announced by the official competition organizer (e.g. UEFA for Champions League, FIFA for World Cup matches etc.).If there is no official result announced by the official competition organizer, then the market will be settled on the result announced by the main UK television broadcaster. If a match is televised live on more than one channel, then the main UK television broadcaster will be determined based on the following order:

Shots on target (Selected Player or Combination of Players) - Any intentional goal attempt which could result in:

Shots (Selected Player or Combination of Players) - A shot is defined as any intentional goal attempt which could result in:

Hit the Woodwork player props - picks on whether a particular player(s) will manage to hit the crossbar, goal post or any other part of the frame delineating the goal area. This will be settled as accomplished only if the shot DOES NOT result directly in a goal, awarded exactly after the ball hits a part of the goal frame. Only direct shots from a player, which hit the woodwork without any other interference from players or the goalkeeper will count for settlement purposes.

Assists (Selected Player) - The final touch (pass, pass-cum-shot or any other touch) leading to the recipient of the ball scoring a goal without a decisive touch from an opposition player. Own goals or penalties do not get an assist awarded.

Passes (Selected Player) - An intentional played ball from one player to another. Crosses, throw-ins, and keeper throws do not count as a pass. Goal kicks, free kicks, corners, kick-offs, and penalties can be played as a pass.

Offsides (Match/Team) - Awarded to the player deemed to be in an offside position where a free kick is awarded.

Tackles (Team/Selected Player) - A tackle is defined as where a player connects with the ball in a ground challenge where they successfully take the ball away from the player in possession. The tackled player must clearly be in possession of the ball before the tackle is made.

If two or more players share the applicable finishing positions and no odds have been offered for a drawn outcome, the payout will be calculated via Dead Heat Reduction rules.

Outrights/Winner - Predict the winner of the relevant competition. picks are settled on the final league position, unless a play-off is used to determine the outright winner.

Season Over/Under Points: Teams must play the pre-determined number of matches for picks to stand, unless the change in the number of matches could not impact the picks settlement. Only points won on the pitch count. Point deductions are not included.

Season/Tournament Team Head to Head - If one or more of the teams in the specific market fail to start the season/tournament, all picks will be void.

Team Goalscorer - Predict which player of a certain team will score the most goals in a League/Tournament. Goals scored both in regular and extra time count. Penalty shootout goals do not count. In case two or more players score the same amount of goals, Dead Heat rules apply. If there aren’t any goals scored by the named team, all picks will be void.

Top Goalscorer - Players who are nominated to play for their teams are considered valid picks regardless of whether they are sidelined or injured during the tournament. In case a player is transferred to a different club within the same league, goals scored prior to the move will be counted. If a player is transferred to a club in another league, goals scored prior to the transfer cannot be brought over to their new league. All picks will stand in case of any of the above-mentioned scenarios, unless otherwise stated:

To Qualify/Win the Cup - Winner is the team advancing to the next round or winning the cup. Should a team be disqualified from the tournament prior to the match, and a bye is awarded, then all qualification/win the cup picks will be void.

Relegation/Promotion - picks are settled on the final league position, after playoffs (if played), unless otherwise stated. If a team is removed from the league before the season has started, then all picks on that market will be void, and a new relegation/promotion book will be opened.

Group Winner/Qualify/ Forecast/Points

Tournament Total Markets – A prediction on the number of times a specified occurrence happens during a tournament.

Any Player to Score in Every Match – Predict if any player will score in every stage of the tournament, including all group matches. In tournaments where there is a 3rd place playoff, goals scored in the match are applicable. Goals scored in regular time and extra-time count. Penalty shoot-outs do not count.

Transfer Specials

Mythical Matches - Mythical Matches are head-to-head matches between two teams which do not play against each other in an actual match, but against opponents in two different matches, with the outcome of both being combined to produce the result of a mythical pick. Mythical Matches will use the main Moneyline, Handicap & Over/Under lines from both separate events and perform combined main Moneyline, Handicap & Over/Under lines. Mythical match picks involve the virtual pairing of any two teams. Mythical match results are decided by the number of goals scored by the two paired teams in their respective matches. The winning team is the team with the highest number of goals scored. Venue (Home or Away) of the matches is not considered in these Mythical matches. If any of the paired team's matches are postponed, rescheduled, or abandoned all mythical match picks involving those teams will be void.

Settlement of these picks will be based on the following criteria:

A match is abandoned in the event:

In the event a match venue is changed, all picks will be void.

For all player markets, selected players must take part in the match during or before the relevant period or before settlement has been determined for picks to have action (e.g. picks are not automatically voided in the event a selected player does not start the match), otherwise the player is a Soccer Non-Participating Player. For cards markets, only cards awarded once the player is active in the match will count (e.g. a card shown when a player is a substitute will not count).

All Soccer specific rules also apply to pre-live Same Game Parlays. In the event of a conflict between any other Soccer specific rules and the Soccer pre-live Same Game Parlay rules, solely as they relate to a Soccer pre-live Same Game Parlay, the pre-live Same Game Parlay rules prevail.

Picks will stand if a team name is listed without specifying the term 'XI' in the name.

In the absence of a statistic/result required for settlement of a specific market, another reputable statistical source will be used to support pick settlement.

Game must start on the scheduled day (local stadium time) for picks to have action.

There must be 5 minutes or less of scheduled game time left for picks to have action unless the specific market outcome is already unconditionally determined.

In the event a game is halted before the minimum time has been played, and not completed within 48 hours of the scheduled start date and time, picks will be void unless the specific market outcome is already determined (unless otherwise stated, i.e., playoff game rule).

In the event a game is halted after the minimum time has been played, and not completed within 48 hours of the scheduled start date and time, the score when the game was halted will determine the Sports Picking results (unless otherwise stated, i.e., playoff game rule).

Playoff Game Rule - In the case of a halted playoff game (or postseason tournament game), all wagers have action until completion of the game, as determined by the league’s governing body.

In the event a game is halted at any time, and replayed in full opposed to resumed, all picks will be void.

In the event a game venue is changed, and the home team remains designated as the home team, picks will stand.

In the event a game venue is changed, and the home and away team’s listings are reversed (i.e. the home team becomes the away team), picks placed with the original listing will be void.

In the event of the game being decided by a penalty shootout, one goal will be added to the winning team’s score and the game total for settlement purposes. This does not apply to markets that exclude overtime nor does it apply to regular season NCAA Hockey games.

All markets include overtime/shootout, unless otherwise stated. Markets that exclude overtime are denoted by “(Excl. OT)” or includes phrases such as “Regular Time” or “60 minutes.” Period related markets exclude overtime unless otherwise stated. Goalscorer/Player Performance markets exclude shootouts.

In 2-way markets, push rules apply, unless otherwise stated.

3-way markets are settled on the score at the end of regulation time, unless otherwise stated.

Pre-Game Markets Excluding Overtime - All markets in this section are based on the 3 x 20-minute periods of regular time play, unless otherwise stated. Markets that exclude overtime are denoted by “[Excl. OT]” or state “Regular Time” or “60 minutes” in the market header. Period related markets also exclude overtime, unless otherwise stated:

Pre-Game Markets Including Overtime (and shootout) - All markets in this section are settled in accordance with the general rules (outlined above) and include overtime/shootouts, unless otherwise stated. Goalscorer markets do not include shootouts.

Live Markets Excluding Overtime - All markets in this section are settled in accordance with the general rules (outlined above) and based on the 3 x 20-minute periods of regular time play, unless otherwise stated. These markets are denoted by “[Excl. OT]” or state “Regular Time” or “60 minutes” in the market header. Period related markets also exclude overtime, unless otherwise stated.

Live Markets Including Overtime (and shootout) - All markets in this section are settled in accordance with the general rules (outlined above) and include overtime/shootouts, unless otherwise stated. Goalscorer markets do not include shootouts.

Player Performance Markets - Relevant player(s) must receive ice time for picks to have action. Stats accrued during overtime count for settlement purposes. However, stats accrued during shootouts do not count for settlement purposes.

Goalscorer Markets (First/Last/Anytime) – Player must be dressed/active for picks to have action. Stats accrued during overtime count for settlement purposes. However, stats accrued during shootouts do not count for settlement purposes.

Goalie Performance Markets - Relevant goalie(s) in wager must start for picks to have action.

Goalie Shutout - For “Yes” to win, the goalie must play the entirety of the game without giving up a goal. If the goalie is subbed out and no goal has been scored against the subbed out goalie, picks will be void.

The scheduled number of games, as stated in market header, must be completed (in accordance with general rules) on the specified date for picks to stand.

In the event of a tie, Dead Heat rules apply.

Daily Player Markets - If the player wagered on does not receive any playing time, picks on that player are void.

Futures (Stanley Cup/Conference Champion/Division Winner/Presidents’ Trophy Winner etc.) - If the league/governing body officially declares a winner for the relevant season on the specified market, picks are action, regardless of season length, team relocation, or team name change (unless otherwise stated).

Eastern/Western Conference Winner – Determined by the teams that progress to the Stanley Cup Final.

Name the Finalists/Exact Result – All picks are action unless the Stanley Cup/Championship is not played.

NHL Regular Season Points/Wins – Team(s) listed on the wager must complete at least 97% of scheduled regular season games (using the schedule as listed on day 1 of the regular season) for picks to have action unless the remaining games would not affect the result.

To Make the Playoffs/Tournament – If the league does not begin a post-season for that respective season, picks will be void. If the number of teams that make the postseason change during the season, picks will be void.

Series Sports Picking – picks are void if the statutory number of games, as specified by the respecting governing organization, are changed, or not completed.

Awards Markets – All picks are action unless the award is not given, in which case, picks will be void. Dead Heat rules apply.

NHL Top Regular Season Points/Goal Scorer – All picks are action and Dead Heat rules apply. Market settled per stats from the league’s governing body.

Player’s Next Team - Determined by the team the specific player is under contract with, and on the active roster of, for the first game of the following regular season (regardless of if they play or not in that game). All picks are action.

Settlement of these picks will be based on the following criteria:

A game is abandoned in the event: 

3rd period markets include overtime and shootout. However, player markets do not include shootouts. 

For all player markets, selected players must take part in the game for picks to have action, otherwise the player is a Hockey Non-Participating Player. Taking part in the game is defined as taking to the rink as an active player during any game time of the relevant game, regardless of whether the selection in question references a specific period of the game. Stats accrued during overtime count for settlement purposes. However, stats accrued during shootouts do not count for settlement purposes. 

All Hockey specific rules also apply to pre-live Same Game Parlays. In the event of a conflict between any other Hockey specific rule and the Hockey pre-live Same Game Parlay rules, solely as they relate to a Hockey pre-live Same Game Parlay, the pre-live Same Game Parlay rules prevail.

All settlements are based on the statistics and results provided by the official website of the league’s governing body, or league’s official statistical provider, unless otherwise stated.

Player markets, or other statistically dependent markets, are settled when the game is final, and when the necessary statistics are readily available on the league’s official website, or by the official statistical provider of the league. Any subsequent stat changes after these markets are settled will not result in a re-settlement.

In the absence of a statistic/result required for settlement of a specific market from the sources listed above, another reputable statistical source will be used to support pick settlement.

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Game must start on the scheduled day (local stadium time) for picks to have action.

Picks on games suspended after they have started will have action as long as the game is resumed within 36 hours of the original start time. If a suspended game is scheduled to be resumed more than 36 hours after the original start time, all picks will be void, unless the wager has been unequivocally determined prior to the game’s suspension. This applies unless otherwise stated (i.e. playoff game rule).

If a game is terminated before becoming official, and is not scheduled to resume from where it was halted, all picks will be void, unless the wager was already determined (e.g. if a game is terminated in 3rd inning, settlement of the 1st inning over/under stands).

Moneyline – “4.5 innings rule” - For picks to have action, the game must go at least 5 full innings (4.5 innings if the home team is ahead). If a game is called/suspended after this point, and not rescheduled the winner is determined by the score after the last full inning (unless the home team scores to tie, or take the lead, in the bottom half of the inning, in which case the winner is determined by the score at the time the game is called) (unless otherwise stated, i.e., playoff game rule).

Total Runs – “8.5 innings rule” – For picks to have action, the game must go at least 9 full innings (8.5 innings if the home team is ahead), unless the result is already determined, and the game is official.

Run Line - For picks to have action, the game must go at least 9 full innings (8.5 if the home team is ahead).

7 inning games – “6.5 innings rule” - For picks on Run Line/Total Runs to have action, the game must go at least 7 full innings (6.5 innings if the home team is ahead), unless the result is already determined, and the game is official. Other markets below that are offered in 7 inning games which state the usage of the 8.5 innings rule, will be settled based on the 6.5 innings rule.

Playoff Game Rule - In the case of a halted playoff game (or postseason tournament game), all wagers have action until the completion of the game, as determined by the league’s governing body.

Mercy Rule- The result at the time of the relevant league’s “Mercy Rule” call will be used for settlement purposes.

In the event a game venue is changed, and the home team remains designated as the home team, picks will stand.

In the event a game venue is changed, and the home and away team’s listings are reversed (i.e. the home team becomes the away team), picks placed with the original listing will be void.

All picks include extra innings unless otherwise stated.

In 2-way markets push rules apply unless otherwise stated.

Action Picks – A wager on team vs. team regardless of the starting pitchers. Once a wager is placed, the odds are locked in, regardless of starting pitcher change(s) before the start of the game. Names of the starting pitchers in the selections are simply for informational purposes. The Action rules apply on wagers placed on all markets with the exception of the Listed Pitchers markets.

Listed Pitchers Picks – A wager that specifies the starting pitchers for both teams or either team. The name(s) of the listed pitcher(s) who are relevant for the wager will be included in the market name. If one (or both) of the starting pitchers listed on the wager do not start, the wager is void. Note - any Listed Pitchers wagers will not be available for Cash Out when the game is live.

Live Sports Picking – If the live prop specifies the pitcher, the pick will stand only if the listed pitcher remains on the mound until the determination of the wager. If the pitcher is not specified in the market name, then all picks are action regardless of pitcher changes.

3-Way Moneyline- Settled using the 4.5 innings rule. Extra innings do not count.

3-Way Handicaps/Alternative Run Lines – Settled using 8.5 innings rule.

Team Totals/3-Way Totals/Alternative Totals – Settled using 8.5 innings rule.

Most Hits/Total Hits/Team Hits (Full Game/FT) – Settled using 8.5 innings rule.

3/5/7 Innings Totals – Settled based on score after 3/5/7 full innings. 5/7 inning totals may be settled if the result is determined and the game is official.

3/5/7 Innings Moneyline – The specified number of full innings must be completed for picks to have action. 5/7 inning Moneyline may be settled if the home team is ahead at, or after the middle of the 5/7 inning.

3/5/7 Innings Run Line – The specified number of full innings must be completed for picks to have action. 5/7 inning run lines may be settled if the home team is ahead with the quoted run line applied at, or after the middle of the 5/7 inning.

1st Inning Markets – Entirety of 1st inning must be completed for picks to have action.

Odd/Even Markets – Settled using 8.5 innings rule. Zero is considered an even number.

1st 5 Innings/Moneyline – Settled on result after 5 innings (4.5 innings if the home team is ahead), and the result at the end of the game. If the game ends in a tie, picks are void.

Winning Margin – Settled using 8.5 innings rule. Extra innings included. For non-MLB games that can end in a tie, that option is available. If an MLB game ends in a tie when called/suspended, picks will be void.

Leader After X Innings –X full innings must be completed for picks to have action, unless the home team is ahead at, or after, the middle of the X inning.

First to Score/Race to X Runs – First team to reach the required number of runs is settled as the winner. picks on “Neither” are settled using the 8.5 innings rule. If a tied game is called/suspended and the natural conclusion of a game requires a winner, picks on Race to Next Number will be void. Example: MLB Game is called/suspended at 3-3 after 10 innings, all picks on Race to 4 will be void. Race to 5/6/7/etc. will be settled as “Neither.”

Highest Scoring Interval – Settled using 8.5 innings rule. Dead Heat rules apply. If the highest scoring inning occurs in the extra innings, picks on innings 1-9 will be void.

Highest Scoring Period – Settled using 8.5 innings rule. Extra innings count.

Inning/Half Inning Markets – The relevant full/half inning must be completed for picks to have action.

Team with Highest Scoring Inning – 8.5 innings rule applies. Settled based on the single highest scoring half-inning of the game. If both teams have the same highest score, “tie” is settled as the winner.

Team Scoring First Wins Game – Settled if the game is official.

Team to Win Most Innings – An inning will count towards this market if both teams have recorded three outs in an inning or the team batting second has scored more runs without recording three outs.

Last to Score – Settled using 8.5 innings rule.

1st Hit/Home Run/etc. of the game – Settled using 8.5 innings rule. 

On any pre-live prop, the player(s) must start, and either throw at least one pitch (if pitcher) or record at least one plate appearance (if position player) in the designated game for the pick to have action.

For any live prop, the player(s) must either throw at least one pitch (if pitcher) or record at least one plate appearance (if position player) in the designated game for the pick to have action. 

For any pre-live props to have action, the game must go at least 9 innings (8.5 innings if home team is ahead), or 7 innings (6.5 innings if home team is ahead) in a 7-inning game, unless settlement has already been determined from an official, shortened, game.

Head to head player props for a specific game will have action if those players are in the starting lineup, and the game becomes official.

Total Bases Propositions - A batter is only credited for total bases if he hits a single (1 base), double (2 bases), triple (3 bases), or home run (4 bases).

Total Runs Allowed - Includes earned and unearned runs.

Player with first Hit/HR/etc. of game - Player must be in starting lineup, and game must be official, for picks to have action, unless the player who is wagered on is subbed in later and would be the winner of the market.

Next Plate Appearance Markets
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Plate Appearance Result Exact (Listed Pitcher) 

Plate Appearance Result Grouped (Listed Pitcher)

Plate Appearance Result Reach Base (Listed Pitcher) 

Pitch Result (Listed Pitcher) 

3-Batter Reach Base 

MLB Grand Salami/Homes vs. Aways - All scheduled games must be played and go at least 8.5 innings for picks to have action (or 6.5 innings in a 7-inning game).

Team with Most Runs/HRs/Hits/etc. on a specific day – All scheduled games must be played and go at least 8.5 innings for picks to have action, unless the team with the most runs/HRs/hits/etc. took part in an official, shortened, game and all other games went at least 8.5 innings. For teams with double-headers, they will be listed with a (1) or (2) next to their team name for their 1st and 2nd game.

Game with Most Runs/HRs/Hits/etc. on a specific day – Only games that go at least 8.5 innings are considered for settlement purposes, unless the game with most runs/HRs/hits/etc. was an official, shortened, game. For double-headers, the game will be listed with a (1) or (2) for the 1st or 2nd game.

Total HRs/Hits/Strikeouts/etc. on a specific day – All scheduled games must be played and go at least 8.5 innings for action (unless result is already determined).

Will there be a Grand Slam/Player to hit for the cycle/etc. on a specific day – All scheduled games must be played and go at least 8.5 innings for picks to have action (unless the result is determined from an official, shortened, game).

Will there be a No Hitter/Perfect Game on a specific day – All scheduled games must be played and go at least 8.5 innings for picks to have action (unless the result is determined from a game that went at least 8.5 innings).

Pitcher with most strikeouts/Player with most total bases/etc. on specific day – All scheduled games must be played and go at least 8.5 innings for picks to have action, unless the pitcher/player with the most strikeouts/total bases/etc. took part in an official, shortened, game and all other games went at least 8.5 innings.

Futures (World Series/Pennant/Divisions/etc.) – If the league/governing body officially declares a winner for the relevant season on the specified market, picks are action, regardless of season length, team relocation, team name change, playoff format, etc. (unless otherwise stated).

Regular Season Wins – Team(s) listed on the wager must complete at least 98% of scheduled regular season games (using schedule from opening day) for picks to have action unless the remaining games during the season would not affect the result. Play-in games do not count towards the regular season win total.

Regular Season Win % - Team(s) listed on the wager must complete at least 1 game for picks to have action.

Regular Season Wins or % - If Team(s) listed on the wager do not complete all scheduled regular season games, the win % listed on the wager will be used to grade the pick (Example: “ATL Braves Over 93.5 Wins or Over 57.7%.” The pick is on Braves Over 93.5 Wins. If the Braves do not play all scheduled regular season games, the pick is now on the Win %: Braves Over 57.1%). Play-in games do not count towards settlement.

Player with Most HR/RBI/Wins/etc. – All picks are action. picks are action regardless of the number of games. Dead Heat rules apply.

Regular Season Player Props – Player’s opening day team must play at least 98% of scheduled regular season games (using schedule from opening day) for wager to have action unless the result is unequivocally determined in fewer games.

To Make the Playoffs/Tournament – If the league does not begin a post-season for that respective season, picks will be void. If the number of teams that make the postseason, or postseason format, changes during the season, all picks will be void.

American/National League Winner – Determined by the teams who progress to the World Series from each league.

Awards Markets – All picks are action unless the award is not given (picks are void in this case). Dead Heat rules apply.

American/National League Wildcard – Determined by the team(s) that win the Wildcard game(s) and advance.

Player’s Next Team - Determined by the team the specific player is under contract with, and on the active roster of, for the first game of the following regular season (regardless of if they play or not in that game). All picks are action.

Series Sports Picking [Regular Season] – All scheduled games in a specified series must be official for picks to have action, unless the result is already determined prior to all scheduled games in the specified series being official. picks are action regardless of starting pitchers. Push rules apply.

Settlement of these picks will be based on the following criteria:

A game is abandoned in the event: 

For all player markets, selected players must take part in the game for picks to have action, otherwise the player is a Baseball Non-Participating Player. For the purposes of Same Game Parlays, taking part in the game for the below types of markets (regardless of whether the selection in question references a specific period of the game) is defined as follows:

All Baseball specific rules also apply to pre-live Same Game Parlays. In the event of a conflict between any other Baseball specific rule and the Baseball pre-live Same Game Parlay rules, solely as they relate to a Baseball pre-live Same Game Parlay, the pre-live Same Game Parlay rules prevail.

All settlements are based on the statistics and results provided by the official website of the league’s governing body, or league’s official statistical provider, unless otherwise stated.

Player markets, or other statistically dependent markets, are settled when the game is final, and when the necessary statistics are readily available on the league’s official website, or by the official statistical provider of the league. Any subsequent statistical changes after these markets are settled will not result in a re-settlement.

In the absence of a statistic/result required for settlement of a specific market from the sources listed above, another reputable statistical source will be used to support pick settlement.

In any of the following circumstances, all picks will stand:

Picks will be void in the event the statutory number of sets is not completed (e.g. retirement, disqualification or cancellation) or changed, unless the market has already been determined, or unless otherwise stated.

If any market does not reach its natural conclusion (e.g. the end of a game/point for a game/point market), picks will be void unless the market has already been determined, or unless otherwise stated.

For futures picks, picks are void if the player selected does not start the 1st round of the tournament.

Moneyline- In the event a player/team is disqualified after the start of the match, the player/team progressing to the next round or being awarded the victory will be deemed the winner for settlement purposes. picks stand if the statutory number of sets is changed.

Spreads- Predict the winner of the set/match applying the given spread. A super tie break is considered as one set for settlement purposes.

Totals- Totals, or over/under picks refer to the total number of games/sets played. Win/loss is determined by the number of games/sets accumulated by both players, unless otherwise stated. A tie break is considered as one game for game picks. A super tiebreak is considered as one game for game picks, and one set for set picks. In the event that the total is exactly equal to the Sports Picking line, then all picks on this offer will be declared void.

Total Tie Break / Tie Break in a Match including Live Sports Picking- A super tie break is not considered as a tie break for picks on Total Tie Break.

1st to Win X Games- All picks placed after the coin toss will be void.

First Break- All picks placed after the coin toss will be void.

Total Aces- A Total Aces wager is similar to an Asian Handicap and Over/Under wager. Win/loss is determined by the number of aces collectively accumulated by both players. picks will be void in the event the statutory number of sets is changed. In the event a match is not completed because of a player retirement or disqualification, all picks will be void.

Total Breaks of Serve in the Match- Predict how many times each player will lose their service game in the match. picks will be void in the event the statutory number of sets is changed. In the event a match is not completed because of a player retirement or disqualification, all picks will be void.

Tie-Break King- Predict that the match will be won in straight sets, with every set won 7-6.

Point Winner / 1st Point Winner- picks void in the event the point is awarded by the umpire as a penalty point.

To Win 1st Game/Point- All picks placed after the coin toss will be void.

Match Doubles- Match result with either most aces, least aces, most doubles faults, or least doubles faults in the event. Equal number of aces or equal number of double faults will be settled as a losing pick.

Match Trebles- Match result with most/least aces and most/least double faults in the match. Predict which player will win the three named markets. Equal number of aces or equal number of double faults will be deemed as a losing pick.

Highest 1st Serve Percentage- In the event the 1st serve percentage is tied, the pick is lost.

Player X Not to Lose Serve in Match- Tie breaks do not count as service games.

First Player to Lose a Service Game- Tie breaks do not count as service games. For this wager to be a winner, the player specified must lose a service game.

Winning Quarter/Winning Half- Predict from which quarter or half the winner of the tournament will come from. All players taking part in the tournament are divided into 4 groups (quarters), with one of the top 4 seeds in each quarter. Winning Quarter: choose from which quarter the winning player will come from (e.g. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th). Winning Half: choose from which half the winning player will come from (e.g. top or bottom).

First New Number 1- A new player to be ranked as ATP number 1 in the world who has never achieved this ranking before. In the event a player not in the selections reaches ATP number 1 in the world, picks will be void.

Games must start in the same scheduling week of the league (for NFL, the scheduling week is Thursday-Wednesday, local stadium time; for NCAA, the scheduling week is Tuesday-Monday, local stadium time) for picks to have action.

There must be 5 minutes or less of scheduled game time left for picks to have action unless the specific market outcome is already unconditionally determined.

In the event a game is halted before the minimum time has been played, and not completed within 48 hours of the scheduled start date and time, picks will be void, unless the specific market outcome is already determined (unless otherwise stated, i.e., playoff game rule).

In the event a game is halted after the minimum time has been played, and not completed within 48 hours of the scheduled start date and time, the score when the game was halted will determine the Sports Picking results (unless otherwise stated, i.e., playoff game rule).

Playoff Game Rule - In the case of a halted playoff game, all wagers have action until completion of the game, as determined by the league’s governing body.

In the event a game is halted at any time, and replayed in full as opposed to resumed, all picks will be void.

In the event a game venue is changed, and the home team remains designated as the home team, picks will stand.

In the event a game venue is changed, and the home and away team’s listings are reversed (i.e. the home team becomes the away team), picks placed with the original listing will be void.

In 2-way markets, push rules apply unless otherwise stated.

All picks include overtime unless otherwise stated.

Forfeited games, whether won or lost, will not count as a game played or completed (or any other similar term) for settlement purposes.

For markets related to instances of scoring (e.g. Next Scoring Play, Anytime Scorer), extra point and 2 point conversions after touchdowns are not considered, unless otherwise stated.

Moneyline 3-Way (Regular Season) – picks include overtime if played (since regular season games can end in a tie with overtime).

Moneyline 3-Way (Playoffs) - picks do not include overtime. Settlement is based on the result at the end of regulation.

Double Result (Halftime/Full Time) – Settled based on the result at half-time and the end of regulation time. picks do not include overtime.

Quarter/Half markets - The entire relevant period of play must be completed for picks to have action unless the result is already determined. 4Q and 2H markets include overtime.

Highest Scoring Half – 2H includes overtime if played. The entire game must be played for picks to have action unless the result is already determined. Push rules apply.

Highest Scoring Quarter – 4Q includes overtime if played. The entire game must be played for picks to have action unless the result is already determined. Dead Heat rules apply.

Team to Score/Win/Lead (in) Every Quarter/Half – 4Q and 2H include overtime.

Defensive/Special Teams Touchdown Scored – Defensive conversions on 2-point attempts do not count. 

1st Offensive Play from Scrimmage – Kick-off return and false start do not count as an offensive play. 

Offensive Score on 1st Drive of the Game – Field Goals count as an offensive score.  

Result of Drive Markets - All result of drive markets start on the first offensive snap of the ball. Any drives which are completed due to the end of the half or game, and do not explicitly result in one of the outcomes listed, will be void. The outcomes are as follows:

Drive Crosses X Yard Line Markets – In the event of time expiring. the final spot of the ball, which could either be the forward progress of the ball during a play while time expires, or the line of scrimmage of a play that is not ran due to time expiring, will be considered the final yard line. If the ball is fumbled, settlement is determined on the yard line of fumble. The line of scrimmage must be established past the yard line stated.

Next Play Total Yards/Next Play First Down/Next Play Touchdown/Next Play Attempt Type – Any play which does not occur due to the end of the half or game will be void. A sack will be settled as a pass attempt in NFL matches and a rush attempt for NCAA matches. Touchdown scored will be settled as First Down “Yes”. All picks are void in the instance of an accepted, post-snap, penalty that negates the specified play pick on.

Kickoff Touchback – All picks are void if an onside kick is attempted. All picks are void if a penalty is called on the play.

Extra Point Made – All picks are void if a 2-point conversion is attempted. All picks are void if a penalty is called on the play.

Field Goal Made – All picks are void if no field goal is attempted. All picks are void if a penalty is called on the play.

Punt Fair Catch – “Fair Catch” must be completed for picks to settle as “Yes”. All picks are void if a pre or post snap penalty is called on the play and the play negated. If a penalty occurs after the play is completed, all picks stand. All picks are void if there is a fair catch interference penalty.

2 Point Conversion – All picks are void if a 1-point conversion is attempted. All picks are void if a pre or post snap penalty is called on the play and the play negated.

Touchdown Scorer – Player must play at least one snap for picks to have action. If a player is listed as “inactive” or “did not play” for the relevant game, picks on that player will be void. A touchdown scorer is defined as the player in possession of the ball in the opposing end zone (a touchdown scorer is not the player who throws the TD). The selection stated “Defense” does not include special teams.

Tackles, Assists, Tackles and Assists, other Defensive Markets – Only defensive plays count. Any plays on special teams do not count.

Regular Season Player Props (season-long market) – Player’s week 1 team must play all scheduled games (using schedule from week 1) for picks to have action unless the result is determined in fewer games.

Yards on First Completion/Reception/Rush – If the specified player does not record a completion/reception/rush, picks on that market will be void.

Yards on Longest Completion/Reception/Rush – If the specified player does not record a completion/reception/rush, “under” will be the winner for settlement purposes.

The scheduled number of games, as stated in the market header, must be completed (in accordance with the general rules) on the specified date for picks to stand.

In the event of a tie, Dead Heat rules apply.

Daily Player Markets - If the player wagered on does not receive any playing time, picks on that player are void.

Super Bowl, National Champion, Conference/Division Winner, Conference Title Game Winner, etc. – If the league/governing body officially declares a winner for the relevant season on the specified market, picks are action, regardless of season length, team relocation, team name change, playoff format, etc. (unless otherwise stated in these rules).

Regular Season Wins – Team(s) listed on the wager must complete all scheduled regular season games (using schedule from Week 1 of regular season) for picks to have action unless remaining games during season would not affect the result. In the event of a venue change for a game(s), picks will stand. Any forfeited game that is considered an official result will count towards season long picks. For settlement purposes for this market, any ties are to be treated as a loss.

AFC/NFC Conference Winner – Determined by the teams who progress to the Super Bowl.

Divisional Winners – Tie-break rules set by the league will be used to recognize the winner of these markets.

Conference Number 1 Seed – Determined by the team who finishes atop their respective conference at the end of the regular season. Tie-break rules set by the league will be used to recognize the winner of this market.

To Make the Playoffs – If the league does not begin a postseason for that respective season, picks will be void. If the number of teams that make the postseason change during that respective season, picks will be void.

Awards Markets – All picks are action unless the award is not given, in which case, picks will be void. Dead Heat rules apply.

Weekly Props (Highest/Lowest Scoring Team/Game, Total Points Scored, Player with Most, etc.) –
​Markets will include only games played on Sunday. All scheduled Sunday games for that week must be completed (in accordance with the general rules) for picks to stand. Dead Heat rules apply.

Player’s Next Team – Determined by the team the specific player is under contract with, and on the active roster of, for the first game of the regular season (regardless of whether or not they play in that game). All picks are action.

Draft Props – Player’s position will be determined by the listed position on the official NFL Draft website. EDGE is classified as defensive lineman for settlement purposes. Punters/kickers/long snappers do not count as offensive or defensive players. If a player is undrafted, the “over” on draft position will be the winner for settlement purposes.

Settlement of these picks will be based on the following criteria:

A game is abandoned in the event:

In the event a game venue is changed, all picks will be void.

Half Time/Full Time – picks include Overtime.

For all player markets, selected players must play at least one snap for picks to have action, otherwise the player is a Football Non-Participating Player. If a player is listed as “inactive” or “did not play” for the relevant game, picks on that player/market will be void.

All Football specific rules also apply to pre-live Same Game Parlays. In the event of a conflict between any other Football specific rule and the Football pre-live Same Game Parlay rules, solely as they relate to a Football pre-live Same Game Parlay, the pre-live Same Game Parlay rules prevail.

All settlements are based on the statistics and results provided by the official website of the league’s governing body, or league’s official statistical provider, unless otherwise stated.

Player markets, or other statistically dependent markets, are settled when the game is final, and when the necessary statistics are readily available on the league’s official website, or by the official statistical provider of the league. Any subsequent statistic changes after these markets are settled will not result in a re-settlement.

In the absence of a statistic/result required for settlement of a specific market from the sources listed above, another reputable statistical source will be used to support pick settlement.

Picks will be settled on the official result announced at the end of the fight. Subsequent appeals/amendments do not affect settlement (unless the amendment was made due to human error when announcing the result).

In the event a fight ends in a “No Contest”, all picks void unless settlement has already been determined. If a fighter withdraws or the referee stops the fight between rounds, the fight will be deemed to have finished in the previous round.

If an event is postponed, cancelled, either fighter is replaced or the number of rounds in a fight change, all picks will be void and stakes returned.

If the fight does not take place as scheduled, and does not occur on the same date (local time), all picks are void. Exceptions are 1) if we advertise an incorrect start time and 2) if we set up a fight using an expected date before the exact date is known. Once an official announcement is made regarding the fight date, the fight will be corrected to the official date and will then be subject to normal rules.

Fight Winner - If the fight results in a draw, all picks on the Moneyline will be void and stakes returned, unless the draw option was included in the offered market.

Method of Victory and Exact Method of Victory - If the fight is stopped due to an injury or disqualification either by the referee or the doctor, then this will be considered a technical knockout (TKO). In the event of a technical decision, all markets will be settled as a decision or points victory. In the event of a technical draw, all markets will be settled as a draw. A technical submission will be settled as a submission.

Fight to Go the Distance - “Yes” will only be settled a winner if the full number of scheduled rounds have been completed.

Round Sports Picking - In the event of a technical decision, all markets will be settled as a decision or points victory. In the event of a technical draw, all markets will be settled as a draw.

Total Rounds/Minutes - For settlement purposes, where a half round is stated, then 2 minutes 30 seconds of the respective round will define the half to determine under or over. For example: Over 2 minutes and 30 seconds into the 2nd round will equal Over 1.5 rounds. In the event of a technical decision or technical draw, the market will be settled by the point the fight was stopped. If the fight ends at exactly 2 minutes 30 seconds of the round, over picks will be settled as won and under picks will be settled as lost.

To Win Fight and Over/Under Rounds - The market will be settled as per the winner of the fight combined with the time they do so in. For settlement purposes, where a half round is stated then 2 minutes 30 seconds of the respective round will define the half to determine under or over. For example: Over 2 minutes and 30 seconds into the 2nd round will equal Over 1.5 rounds. If the fight ends at exactly 2 minutes 30 seconds of the round picks will be made void.

Fighter to Win by Finish - To win by finish means to win by KO/TKO/disqualification, submission, or any other form of stoppage. Any decision made by the judges will not count as a finish.

Point to Be Deducted - Settled “Yes” only when the referee momentarily stops the fight to clearly indicate to the judges that they are deducting a point from a fighter.

General Rules 

To Be Champion – Interim titles do not count for settlement purposes. If a division has a vacant champion on the selected date, all picks will be void. 

To Be Ranked in the Top 5/10/15 - To be ranked in the relevant positions includes being champion as well as up to and including the specified ranking number. For example, to be ranked in the top 5 will have 6 positions – the champion plus positions 1 through 5. 

Match picks – Predict which fighter will have the highest ranking on the specified date. Highest ranking means champion and below. If a fighter is unranked they will still be considered for settlement purposes. If both fighters are unranked, all picks will be void. 

Settlement of these picks will be based on the following criteria:

A fight is abandoned in the event: 

All MMA specific rules also apply to pre-live Same Game Parlays. In the event of a conflict between any other MMA specific rule and the MMA pre-live Same Game Parlay rules, solely as they relate to a MMA pre-live Same Game Parlay, the pre-live Same Game Parlay rules prevail.