Sports rules: what determines settlement

A bet is settled according to the selected market and its rules, rather than only the score shown in a broadcast. Before interpreting a result, check the relevant period, whether extra time is included and how interrupted games are handled. Different markets on the same match can settle differently.

Some sports require attention to specific conditions:

  • Football: distinguish regulation time, extra time and qualification
  • Volleyball: check whether the market covers the match, a set or points
  • Basketball: verify whether overtime is included and how handicaps work
  • Baseball: note completed-game requirements and player-related market conditions
  • American football: confirm the period, overtime and individual-player market conditions
  • Boxing and combat sports: read the treatment of draws, technical decisions and no contests

Alongside each sport’s particular rules, read these three parts of the regulations:

  • The market definition and the outcomes corresponding to the selection
  • The accepted odds, stake and settlement calculation
  • Conditions governing postponement, interruption, cancellation and refunds

To understand rules associated with 1win, retain the receipt and compare the selection with the rules in force when it was accepted. For a settlement query, provide the bet identifier and relevant clause; the outcome of another market alone does not establish an error.

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Sport, country and competition filters in the 1win results section
Filters help locate an event; settlement depends on the market rules.