RULES ON SPORTS

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15.16. Cricket

1. Bets are settled based on the oﬃcial result declared by the governing body of the match or tournament in question.

2. If a match is interrupted and is not completed, bets thereon will be settled at odds of 1.

3. There are several types of cricket tournament:

A Twenty20 International is a form of cricket where the game lasts three and a half hours on average;

A One Day International (ODI) is a form of cricket where the game lasts over eight hours; A Test Match is a form of cricket that can last up to ﬁve days with a minimum 90 overs per day where each side gets the opportunity to bat twice.

4. If the oﬃcial result of the match is a draw and no prices have been offered for this outcome, any tiebreaker will count, for example, bowl-out, super over, etc. (Bowl-outs and super overs do not count for the settlement of other bets).

5. Should a One Day International be shortened by 1 to 20 overs, all bets on the match will stand and be settled based on the result of the match. Should a Test Match be shortened by 21 overs and more, bets will be refunded, except for those markets which have already been determined.

6. Should a Twenty20 International be shortened by 1 to 5 overs, all bets on the match will stand and will be settled based on the result of the match. Should a match be shortened by 6 overs and more, bets will be refunded, except for those markets which have already been determined.

7. Top Batsman/Best Bowler Team 1/2. Bets on Test Matches and County Championships will stand regardless of the number of overs played. In one-day matches at least 20 overs must be played for bets to stand. In Twenty20 matches at least 10 overs must be played for bets to stand.

8. Top Bowler In Match. Bets on players who were selected but didn't bowl or enter the ﬁeld of play will be deemed lost. If two or more players ﬁnish the game with the same number of wickets, the bowler who conceded the fewest number of extras will be deemed the winner. Simultaneous ﬁnish rules apply. If none of the batsmen takes a wicket, all bets will be settled at odds of 1.00.

9. Bets on a player who is not listed in the starting 11 will be deemed void. Bets on players who have been selected for the starting line-up, but do not bat, will be settled at odds of 1.

10. "Runs At Fall Of Wicket". Bets win if the following criteria are predicted correctly: wicket taken and total runs. If the wicket is not taken and the total is higher than the designated minimum total, the bet is settled as a loss. If the wicket is not taken and the total runs exceeds the designated maximum total, the bet is settled at odds of 1.00.

11. Race to 10 runs. Bets stand, unless the listed players do not bat ﬁrst – in which case, all bets will be void. Bets stand regardless of which of the listed players bats the ﬁrst ball. If neither player scores 10 runs, bets on a "Neither" outcome win. In matches affected by the weather, if neither batsman scores 10 runs and neither of them is dismissed, bets will be void. If neither batsman scores 10 runs and both are dismissed, bets on a "Neither" outcome win.

12. Runs in ﬁrst () overs. Team 1/2 Total Runs In First () Overs Over/Under ().

If the selected number of overs is not completed due to external factors or bad weather, bets will be void unless the outcome has already been determined.

If the duration of the innings is less than the selected number of overs (for example, a whole team is dismissed before the selected number of overs has been played, or a team has already scored the number of runs they need to win), bets will stand. For bet settlement purposes, additional and penalty runs will be taken into account, regardless of how they have been scored.

13. Highest Individual Score (Player's Runs); Player's Total Runs; Player’s Number Of Runs. In test matches, such bets are settled according to the highest number of runs scored in an innings. Runs from two innings are not added together unless otherwise stated.

14. Over, delivery, total runs team 1/2. For bet settlement purposes, deliveries which are re-bowled

– and any additional runs awarded for them – count. For example, if the over starts with: Wide - No Ball - Four, then "Four" is considered to be the third delivery in the over.

15. Certain markets may only be settled after all the statistics have been published by the oﬃcial source, which may take 10-12 hours.

16. "Top Batsman". Should two or more batsmen score an equal number of runs, bets on such players will be settled at odds of 1. If the player has been listed in the starting 11, but has not entered the ﬁeld of play, the “Top Batsman” bet will lose.

17. These markets use a points based scoring system to determine their outcome. The point schedule is as follows: 1 point per run, 20 points per wicket, 10 points per catch, 25 points per stumping.

Stakes refunded on non-selected players.

In One Day matches both teams must face at least 40 overs each, otherwise bets void, unless settlement of bets is already determined.

In Test and First Class matches, the whole match counts. In drawn games a minimum of 200 overs must be bowled, otherwise bets void, unless settlement of bets is already determined. In Twenty20 matches the match must be scheduled for the full 20 overs and there must be an oﬃcial result unless settlement of bets is already determined.

GOLD LEAGUE is a regional league played according to the rules of indoor cricket. Teams must play all scheduled overs, or until 5 wickets fall.

1. Scoring rules:

if the bail is knocked off the wicket as the result of a bowler's direct hit, the batsman will be dismissed

if the batsman does not hit the ball after it is bowled and the wicket-keeper catches (does not catch) the ball, the batsman gets 0 points

if the batsman hits the ball and the ﬁelders or the wicket-keeper catch it without it touching the ﬂoor, the batsman will be dismissed

if the batsman hits the ball and the ball touches the ﬂoor, in the event that the batsman or non-striker have not reached their respective crease (territory), the batsman will be dismissed if the ﬁelding team knocks the bails off the wicket with the ball

when the batsman hits the ball into certain zones, they are awarded points as follows: A – 0 points

B,C (up to the middle of the ﬁeld) – 1 point

B,C (past the middle of the ﬁeld up to zone D) – 2 points

D (without touching the ﬂoor) – 6 points, or if the ball touches the ﬂoor – 4 points.

2. If the ball ﬁrst lands in zone B,C past the middle of the ﬁeld (2 points), and then goes on to land in zone D (a further 1 point), the team gets 3 points in total. If the ball lands in zone B,C up to the middle of the ﬁeld (1 point), and then goes on to land in zone B,C past the middle of the ﬁeld, 2 points are awarded in total.

3. For a dead ball (when the ball is thrown up to and including the center line), 0 points are awarded and the ball is bowled again. If the next ball is also a dead ball, the batsman is awarded 5 points.

4. For physical interference against the batsman, the batsman is awarded 5 points.

5. For a good ball (when the ball is thrown through the batting area without touching the batsman), 0 points are awarded.

6. For a wide ball (when the ball is bowled outside the batting area or crosses the batting crease), the batsman is awarded 2 points.

7. For a leg bye (when the ball hits the batsman's body), 0 points are awarded and the game continues. If the batsman and non-striker have changed places, 1 point is awarded.

8. For a no ball (when the bowler steps behind the bowling crease; the ball is thrown above the wicket directly, without touching the ground; the ball is thrown and rebounds from the ﬂoor to above shoulder-level; the ball is thrown off the pitch), the batsman is awarded 2 points.

9. Team () to Save Follow On. You need to determine if follow-on could be enforced for the team batting second, regardless of whether it is enforced or not. Both teams must complete their ﬁrst innings (including declarations) for bets to be considered valid, otherwise bets will be settled at odds of 1.

15.17. Beach Handball

1. All bets will be settled based on the result at the end of regular time (20 minutes of play consisting of two periods of 10 minutes each).

2. Penalty shootouts will only count for bets on the “Win In The Match”, “To Qualify For The Next Round”, “Win In The Tournament” and similar markets.

3. If a match is interrupted and postponed, all bets will stand until either the match has been played, any of the participants withdraw or the tournament within which the match features is

completed.

4. A match will be declared completed for betting purposes if at least 18 minutes of play have elapsed. In this event, all bets will be settled on the result at the time when the match was stopped.

5. If at the end of a period the score is even, the Golden Goal is used to determine the winner, i. e. the team which scores the ﬁrst goal will be declared the winner. Should both periods be won by the same team, this team will be declared the winner with the score 2:0.

6. If both teams win a period, there will be a draw. A game is then decided by a “shoot-out”, where a ﬁeld player goes up against the opposition goalkeeper.

15.18. Beach Football

1. All bets will be settled on the result at the end of regular time (36 minutes of play consisting of three periods of 12 minutes each).

The bookmaker bears no responsibility for any inaccurate declaration of the duration of a match. Details shown in the “Live” or “Sports” sections are indicative only. The Customer should check the rules against oﬃcial sources.

2. An extra period and penalty shootouts will only count for bets on the “Win”, “To Qualify For The Next Round”, “Win In The Tournament” and similar markets.

3. If a match starts but is not completed, all bets thereon will be settled at odds of 1, except for those markets which had already been determined at the time the match was stopped.

4. A match must be played for at least 30 minutes for bets to stand. In this event, all bets will be settled on the result at the time the match was stopped.

15.19. Rugby

1. All bets will be settled on the result at the end of regular time (an 80-minute match consisting of two halves of 40 minutes each).

2. Overtimes and penalty shootouts will only count for bets on the “To Qualify For The Next Round” and “Win In The Tournament” markets.

3. A match must be played completely for bets to stand, unless the market had already been determined at the time the match was stopped.

15.20. Horse Racing

1. If a race is postponed to another day and it is stated in the oﬃcial sources, all bets will stand. However, single bets will be deemed void and the respective leg will be excluded from an accumulator bet, if:

a race is terminated;

a race is oﬃcially declared void;

the conditions of a race are changed after bets have been made (subject to the rules); the track is changed;

2. "Participant Will Be In Top 3". Bets on this market will win if the horse ﬁnishes among the ﬁrst three place-getters.

3. "Win (Refund If Placed)". For example, the bet “Win (Refund If Placed 2)” will win if the horse

ﬁnishes ﬁrst, but if the horse ﬁnishes second, the stake will be refunded (the bet will be settled at odds of 1).

4. "Win Without Leader". The bet “No. 1 Brice Canyon To Win Without No. 3 Clonusker” will win if No. 3 Clonusker ﬁnishes ﬁrst in the race and No. 1 Brice Canyon ﬁnishes second.

5. Ante-Post Betting. The updated list of runners is declared one or two days prior to the race depending on its class. Once day-of-race markets become available, ante-post markets are closed. Horses which have been withdrawn from the race and non-runners will be treated as losers in ante-post markets. If a race is postponed until the next day due to adverse weather conditions, ante-post bets will stand until the start of the race. If the race has been canceled, stakes on ante-post markets will be refunded. First, bets on the racing day will be settled and then ante-post bets on this competition will be settled.

6. SP (Starting Price) is the ﬁnal starting odds on a horse. The starting price is calculated based on the average odds offered by racecourse bookmakers at the time of the off. If a horse is withdrawn before the start of a race, or is declared a non-runner (according to oﬃcial records), and a new SP market has not been formed, bets on the withdrawn horse will be settled at odds of "1".

15.21. Squash

1. If a match starts, but is not completed for any reason (for example if a player retires or is disqualiﬁed), the outcomes which had already been unconditionally determined at the time the match was interrupted (for example, the outcome of the ﬁrst game, ﬁrst game total, etc.) will count for settlement purposes. All other bets will be settled at odds of 1.

2. By the decision of the body which organizes the event, the number of games in a match may vary from three to ﬁve and the match continues until three games are won.

3. Each game continues up to 11 points. The player who is the ﬁrst to score 11 points will be declared the winner unless the score is 10:10. In this event the game will continue until the score difference amounts to two points. The player who beats their opponent by a two point margin will be deemed the winner.

15.22. Snooker

1. Match Betting. If a match is interrupted, a player who has qualiﬁed for the next round shall be considered the winner as long as at least one frame has been completed.

2. Frame Betting, Handicap Betting, Specials. All frames required to determine the winner of a match must be completed for bets to be settled. Should the winner be determined before the completion of the match on any grounds, all bets on frames and handicaps and also special bets will be settled at odds of 1, except for those bets which have already been unconditionally determined.

3. Should any player forfeit in any frame, handicap and total bets in this frame will be settled at odds of 1.

4. "To Qualify". The Customer should predict which player of the two listed will advance further in the tournament bracket. Should both players retire from the tournament, the one who has advanced furthest in the tournament bracket will be deemed the winner. Should both players retire in the same round, bets will be settled at odds of 1. Should a player withdraw from the tournament before it starts, the winning odds will amount to 1.

5. "Total Centuries". The Customer should predict whether a player will score 100 or more points in one single visit to the table.

6. "First Potted Ball – Blue". The bet will win if the blue ball is the ﬁrst colored ball legally potted

(the colors are yellow, green, brown, blue, pink, black).

7. "Shoot-Out". "Higher At The End Of The Tournament". Bets are settled based on the following successive criteria: elimination stage; number of frames won; total score.

15.23. Tennis

1. If a player withdraws (or has been disqualiﬁed) before the match starts, stakes will be refunded.

2. Should the start of a match be delayed or should a match be postponed for any reason, all bets will stand until the conclusion of the match or the conclusion of the tournament in which it is a part.

3. Bets will stand in the following cases: a change in playing surface;

a change of venue;

a change from an indoor venue to an outdoor venue.

4. Should a match be interrupted due to the withdrawal or disqualiﬁcation of a player in the ﬁrst set, all bets will be settled at odds of 1, except for bets on games which have already been completed and bets on outcomes which had already been unconditionally determined at the time the match was interrupted.

5. Should a tennis match be interrupted due to the withdrawal or disqualiﬁcation of a player, bets on the winner of the match will stand provided that the ﬁrst set has been completed. Otherwise all such bets will be settled at odds of 1. Bets on other outcomes will be canceled (settled at odds of 1) except on outcomes which had already been unconditionally determined at the time the match was interrupted.

In the event of withdrawal or disqualiﬁcation, the player in question forfeits.

Example 1. The match Rodriguez vs. Herbert is interrupted with the score at 1:0 (6:2, 0:3) due to the withdrawal of Rodriguez. The following bets will be settled at odds of 1: Handicap 1 (-2.5) Games, Handicap 2 (+2.5) Games, Total Games (21.5), Sets Score 2:0, 2:1 and 1:2. All bets on the ﬁrst set will be settled. The bet “W2” on the match will win. The bets “W1” on the match and “Sets Score 0:2” will lose.

Example 2. The match Benneteau vs. Klein is interrupted with the score at 1:1 (6:4, 0:6, 0:1) due to the withdrawal of Benneteau. The bet “Total Games Over 21.5” will win, while the bet “Total Games Under 21.5” will lose as the minimum number of games possible to determine a winner is now 22: 1:2 (6:4, 0:6, 0:6). All bets on the ﬁrst and second sets will be settled. The bet “W2” on the match will win, while the bets “W1” on the match and “Sets Score 0:2 and 2:0” will lose. The following bets will be settled at odds of 1: Games Handicap, Sets Score 2:1, 1:2.

6. In the event of a change in format (a change in the number of sets), bets on the following outcomes will stand and be settled on the result of the match:

the winner of the match; victory in the ﬁrst set;

games handicap in the ﬁrst set; ﬁrst set total;

ﬁrst to serve in the match;

to win the ﬁrst game of the match.

Bets on other outcomes will be settled at odds of 1.

7. Handicaps and totals in a tennis match are speciﬁed in games.

8. If a game (i.e. from a set) is not completed for any reason (for example, when the match is interrupted and not completed, a player refuses to continue or is disqualiﬁed, etc.), bets on this game (i.e. from a set) will be settled at odds of 1.

9. In the deciding set of a tennis match, handicaps and totals are settled based on the score, while for bets on match handicaps and totals the deciding set is considered as one game.

For example, Grönefeld/Peschke – Niculescu/Zakopalová. Total Under 21.5. The score is (6:3, 3:6, 4:10 points). The third set will be considered as one game. The total will be 6+3+3+6+1=19. The bet wins.

10. In respect to tennis matches labeled “champ. tie-break” or “super tie-break”, handicaps and totals in the match will be settled including the score in any super tie-break. For example, Grönefeld/Peschke vs. Niculescu/Zakopalová (champ. tie-break). Total Under

21.5. The score of the match is (6:3; 3:6; 4:10 points).

The total here amounts to 6+3+3+6+4+10=32. The bet loses.

In certain tournaments a super tie-break (champion's tie-break) is played instead of a ﬁnal deciding set. The player (pair) who ﬁrst scores 10 points will be declared the winner of the match provided that they beat their opponent by at least a two point margin.

11. "Correct Score" (score based on sets). The respective bets in the “Sports” section are 2:0, 2:1, etc.

12. "To Qualify". The Customer should predict which of two named players will advance further in the tournament bracket. Should both players retire from the tournament, the one who has progressed furthest in the tournament bracket will be deemed the winner. Should both players retire from the same round, the winning odds will amount to 1. If a player withdraws from the tournament before its start, the winning odds will amount to 1.

13. "Winner". The player (team) who takes ﬁrst place in the tournament will be deemed the winner. Should a player withdraw before the start of the tournament, bets on that player will be settled at odds of 1.

14. "Win In The Game". The Customer should determine who will win the speciﬁed game. Games within each set are numbered consecutively. For example, should the 2nd set end with a score of 6:1, bets on the “8th Game 2nd Set” will be settled at odds of 1 as there has been no eighth game.

15. A tie-break will be regarded as a single separate game.

16. "Points". A point is a result of a serve (each serve ultimately leads to one of the players winning a point – through a rally or a double fault).

For example, “Point 4 (8th Game) W2” (The second player wins the 4th point (the fourth time the ball is served) in the 8th game). So if the 8th game goes as follows:

1st point: 0-15 (player 2 won);

2nd point: 15-15 (player 1 won);

3rd point: 15-30 (player 2 won);

4th point: 15-40 (player 2 won) – the bet wins.

17. "Score In Set 1". For this bet the correct score of the ﬁrst set should be predicted. If the ﬁrst set is not completed, bets on this outcome will be settled at odds of 1.

18. "Match Tie-Break". The Customer should predict whether a tie-break will be in the match. If a match is not completed for any reason and a tie-break has already taken place, the bet “Match Tie-Break - Yes” will win, while the bet “Match Tie-Break - No” will lose. If a match is not completed for any reason and there has been no tie-break, bets on the “Match Tie-Break” market will be settled at odds of 1.

19. "Player First To Challenge A Line Call". The Customer should predict which player will be the ﬁrst to exercise their right to challenge a line call. If neither player exercises their right to challenge a line call, bets will be settled at odds of 1.

20. No bet will be canceled due to a misprint in the initials of a sportsman/sportswoman (for example, D. Muller instead of G. Muller). In this event, bets will stand.

21. “Tie-Break Score In Set”. The Customer should predict the correct score of a tie-break.

A tie-break is played in order to determine the winner of a set when the score in the set reaches 6:6. A tie-break must be played up to 7 points (the tie-break score can be 7:5, 7:4 etc.).

22. “W 1/2 With Any Other Score”. This bet implies that a player will win a tie-break after a score of 6:6 (or a super tie-break after a score of 9:9).

Example 1. Klein (Australia) vs. Klec (Slovakia). W1 With Any Other Score.

The tie-break ends with the score (7:3) – the bet loses.

The tie-break ends with the score (8:6) – the bet wins (as Player 1 won after a score of 6:6).

23. “Match Tie-Break Score”. The Customer should predict the correct score of the tie-break.

24. A match super tie-break is played up to 10 points (the score may be 10:8, 10:6 etc.).

25. “Tie-Break Score. Any Other W1/W2”. Which player will win the tie-break with a score different to those offered?

26. Bets on the “Tie-Break Score” markets will be settled at odds of 1 if there has been no tie-break in the match or in the set, or if the match has not been completed for any reason.

27. “Set To Finish 6:0 (0:6) In The Match – Yes”. The bet will win if the score of any set in the match will be either (6:0) or (0:6).

28. “Player To Lose 1st Set But Come Back To Win”. The bet will win if a player loses the ﬁrst set but goes on to win the match.

29. “Sets Scoring”. For example, the bet “1st Set > 2nd” will win if there are more games in the ﬁrst set than in the second set.

30. Bets on a game which was played as a tie-break in the set will be settled at odds of 1 (stakes will be refunded). Games within each set are numbered consecutively for betting purposes.

31. Statistics (number of aces, number of double faults, ﬁrst serve percentage, etc.) are quoted subject to information on the respective oﬃcial websites of the speciﬁc tournaments.

32. Bets on speciﬁc statistics (number of aces, number of double faults, ﬁrst serve percentage, etc.) are settled in the following manner when a match is not completed for whatever reason. Outcomes which had already been unconditionally determined at the time the match was interrupted will count towards the bet settlement. Payouts on other bets will be made at odds of 1.

33. A match point is a point which if won by one of the players will also win them the match.

34. “Break Number 1 – Player 1”. The bet will win if Player 1 is the ﬁrst to win a game when receiving serve (a break point is a point that, if won by the receiving player, will win them the game. This is called a break of serve.).

35. “Total Points In First Game Over (5.5)”. This is a bet on the number of points in the ﬁrst game. For example, if the game is won after the score (40:30), there have been 6 points and the bet wins.

36. In the “Highest Scoring Period” markets only the ﬁrst and second sets are taken into account. The bet “Highest Scoring Period – Draw” will win if, for example, the score is (6:3, 3:6, 6:4). The bets “Highest Scoring Period – 1” and “Highest Scoring Period – 2” will lose if the number of games in the ﬁrst set is equal to the number of games in the second set.

37. “Highest (Lowest) Scoring Set – Total”. Bets on the Total markets will be settled subject to the rules of the respective tennis tournament (i.e. if players have to play until they have won 2 sets or 3 sets).

38. “Who Will Make More Breaks”. There are three outcomes in this market: Player 1, Player 2 and Draw. Should players have an equal number of breaks in the match, the selection “Draw” will win.

39. “Player To Win Their Serve After Score 0:40 – Yes”. The bet will win if a player is losing their service game with a score of 0:40 but then goes on to win the game.

40. "Tie-Break or extra games in the ﬁnal set". The last 3rd set (“Best of 3” match) or 5th set (“Best of 5” match) are taken into account to settle bets.

41. “First Line Call Challenge To Be Successful – Yes/No”. If both players have not exercised their right to challenge a line call, the winning odds will amount to 1.

42. FAST4 tennis matches are either best-of-three sets (two sets must be won) or best-of-ﬁve sets (three sets must be won). A set lasts until four games have been won. If the score is 3:3, a tie- break is awarded. The tie-break is won when a player reaches 5 points but there is no need for

a two-point margin, meaning that the tie-break can end with a score of 5:4. If the score in the tie-break is 4:4, the receiving player or team selects which side (right or left) the ball will be served. In a tie-break players will change ends after the ﬁrst 4 points have been played.

15.24. Floorball

1. Floorball is a type of ﬂoor hockey which is played indoors on a hard rink using a plastic ball with holes in it.

2. All bets are settled on the result at the end of regular time (60 minutes of play consisting of three periods of 20 minutes each).

The bookmaker bears no responsibility for any inaccurate declaration of the duration of a match. Details shown in the “Sports” and “Live” sections are indicative only.

The Customer should check the rules against oﬃcial sources.

3. Extra time and penalty shootouts will only count for the following markets: “To Qualify (For The Next Round)”, “Winner Of The Tournament” and similar.

4. If a match starts but is not completed, all bets thereon will be settled at odds of 1, except for those markets which had already been unconditionally determined at the time the match was interrupted.

5. At least 50 minutes of play must elapse for the match to be declared oﬃcial. In this event all bets will be settled on the result at the time the match was stopped.

6. Subject to the authorization of the bodies who organize the event, the duration of a match may be shortened to at least two periods of 15 minutes each with an intermission to be determined by the organizers. The Customer should check the rules of the relevant tournament against independent sources.

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