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15.182. WORLD OF WARSHIPS

 

1. World of Warships involves the streaming of a multiplayer game.

2. All bets are settled after the end of an event.

3. The minimum and maximum stakes are determined by the bookmaker for each selection individually.

4. The bookmaker may change stake limits without prior notice.

5. If members of staff make any errors or any software failures occur when bets are accepted (e.g. obvious misprints in odds, inconsistencies between the odds displayed in the Sports/Live sections and in a bet slip etc.), or if there is any other indication that a bet has been accepted incorrectly, the bookmaker is entitled to declare such bets void.

6. In the event of unsportsmanlike conduct that influences the outcome of the battle such as complete inaction of allies or a team kill, the bookmaker is entitled to declare such bets void and settle at odds of 1 (stakes will be refunded).

7. Both pre-match and live bets are accepted. All World of Warships matches are streamed online.

8. Rules:

Matches last up to 20 minutes.

The game is played by two teams of 12 players. In rare cases, teams may consist of fewer players.

Teams get points for destroying enemy ships and keeping the territory that they capture. They lose points if they lose teammates.

Scores correspond to the number of enemy ships that each team destroys (by any method).

9. Rules for determining the winner:

A team wins if they score 1,000 points or their opponent reaches 0 points.

If a team captures the enemy base in standard battle mode, it will be awarded 1,000 points and automatically wins.

A team wins if it destroys all enemy ships.

After 20 minutes, the team that has scored the most points is deemed the winner.

10. The following bets can be placed on an entire match (bets are settled according to the final score of the relevant match):

Win Total

Individual Total Handicap

Total Even/Odd Player To Survive Player's Total Method Of Win

by frags - all enemy ships are destroyed

by points - team scores 1,000 points or the opposing team scores 0 points any other - method of win not specified above

 

15.183. Table Hockey

 

1. All matches begin with the puck placed at centre spot. Game starts with the opening signal. If any player plays the puck before the signal, face-off is made.

2. Face-offs are made by dropping the puck on the centre spot.

3. Three (3) seconds must elapse after each face-off before a valid goal can be scored.

4. Before a goal can be counted after a face-off, one of the following must occur:

(a) The puck touches a sideboard.

(b) The puck touches a playing figure other than the attacking center or defending goalkeeper at least 3 seconds after the face-off.

(c) A deliberate pass is made to the center. If it is unclear whether the center receives the puck from a deliberate pass or by accident, the defending player (or referee, if present) can decide whether the center is allowed to score a direct goal. If it is decided that the center cannot score a direct goal, the center can then only score by complying with (a) or (b).

5. The puck must stay in the goal cage for the goal to count. In and outs do not count. If the puck goes out from the goal cage, the match continues without interruption.

6. A goal is not valid,

if the goal is scored when the final buzzer is sounding if the goal is scored by moving the whole game

7. If any figure or goalie breaks when a goal is scored, the goal is valid.

8. If the puck is in full rest on the goal line and not touching the goalie, the defending player may call “block” and a new face-off is made.

9. If the puck is in full rest in goal crease and is not touching the goal line the defending player must play the puck.

 

15.184. Table football

 

1. There are no time limits in a table football match (game). Matches consist of 3 (three) or 5 (five) games.

2. A player (double) wins a 3-games match if they have won two games. A player (double) wins a 5-games match if they have won three games. A player (double) wins a game if they have scored 5 (five) or 7 (seven) goals depending on championship or tournament requirements.

3. Players proceed playing after a score of 4:4 in the last game of a 5-goals match, until a player gets a margin of 2 goals or the score reaches 8 points. For instance, if in the last game score reaches 4:4, then the game lasts until the score becomes 4:6, 6:4, 5:7, 7:5, 6:8 or 8:6. But after a score of 7:7, the game may end with a score of 8:7 or 7:8.

4. Players proceed playing after a score of 6:6 in the last game of a 7-goals match, until a player gets a margin of 2 goals or the score reaches 8 points. For instance, if in the last game score reaches 6:6, then the game lasts until the score becomes 6:8 or 8:6. But after a score of 7:7, the game may end with a score of 8:7 or 7:8.

5. The following bets can be placed on a match (game):

Win Handicap

Total Over/Under

Individual Total Over/Under Total Even/Odd

Correct Score

6. If a table football match is interrupted and not continued or not completed within 24 hours then such match shall be declared void. Bets on the outcomes of interrupted and abandoned matches will be settled with odds of “1”, except for bets on already played games and those cases in which the outcomes were already determined at the time the match was stopped.

 

15.185. Air hockey

 

1. A match consists of 3 rounds, each of which last for 7 minutes.

2. Players are awarded a point for every goal they score. Goal, and the point awarded for them, count if the puck drops into a player’s goal.

3. Players can only touch the puck in their own half of the table. If a player doesn’t hit the puck, their opponent takes their turn to hit it.

4. The following are deemed to be violations of the rules: Pressing the puck against the table.

A player touching the puck in their own half with anything except their paddle. A player touching the puck in their opponent’s half.

A player losing their paddle.

The puck flying off the table due to a strong shot.

 

15.186. AIR HOCKEY INFINITY CUP

 

1. Players are awarded a point for every goal they score. A match consists of 7 sets, each of which lasts until a player scores 7 points.

2. The following are deemed to be violations of the rules: Pressing the puck against the table.

A player touching the puck in their own half with anything except their paddle. A player touching the puck in their opponent’s half.

A player losing their paddle.

The puck flying off the table due to a strong shot.

 

15.187. Victory Formula

 

1. This game involves 2 players. Each player has their own formula for calculating their total points. The winner is the player who scores the most points. If both players score the same number of points, the game ends in a draw. There are 4 possible formulas:

х1 + х2 + х3 (х1 + х2) * х3 х1 * х2 + х3 х1 * х2 * х3

For example, if player 1 has formula 3, their points are calculated according to the formula x1 * x2 + x3. The symbols x1, x2, and x3 represent numbers from 0 to 9 (which are drawn randomly). Before the start of the game, only the formulas assigned to each player are known. Then, once the game has begun, x1 is drawn for each player individually. At the next stage of the game, x2 is drawn for each player individually.

Finally, the third variable is shown and the game ends.

2. Should members of staff commit errors or should any software failures occur at the time of bet acceptance (e.g. obvious misprints in the odds, inconsistencies between the odds on the different places, etc.), or should there be other indications of bets accepted incorrectly, the bookmaker is entitled to declare such bets void. Should any software failures occur, the game

may be interrupted, then all unsettled bets will be refunded.

3. The following markets are available: Win

Total

Individual Total Total (Even; Odd) Handicap

Exact Number Of Points Exact Points Difference

Player 1/Player 2, Score + Total

 

15.188. RUGBALL

 

1. Matches consist of four periods of 8 minutes each. If a match ends in a draw, an overtime period is played. Each team is entitled to one 30-second time out per period.

2. The ball can be passed, thrown, bounced, carried, or rolled in any direction.

3. Players are allowed to run with the ball.

4. Players can make physical contact and tackle other players, but they are not allowed to perform illegal actions.

5. Illegal actions. Players must not::

Use their hands to grab another player’s head Block a free player for more than 10 seconds Strike, knock down, or trip up an opponent Use their legs or grab another player’s leg(s)

Push a player from behind when they are throwing the ball into the hoop Hold a player’s clothing without letting go

Deliberately cause an injury

Attack a player on the attacking team in the penalty area, under the hoop, provided they entered the area with the ball (the punishment for this violation is a 30-second suspension for the defending team).

6. Players may:

Use one or both of their arms to hold another player’s body or arms Perform a takedown to bring another player to the ground

Attack players not in possession of the ball

Get help from their teammates to fight for the ball Throw the ball from any position using any technique

7. If there is a violation of the rules, the game is stopped, and the ball is thrown into play from outside of the playing area by the team against which the violation was committed.