Sports Betting Rules

1. General Rules

  1. 1.1 Verification and settlement: Market outcomes are settled on the official result published by the governing body or relevant authority. If the official result is not yet published, Ffbet may delay settlement until confirmation is released. Bets remain open for settlement once the official result is published.
  2. 1.2 Use of official result: Settlement is based on the official result. If the official result is not published, Ffbet may settle using commonly accepted data at its discretion, but only after due consideration of reliability and source integrity.
  3. 1.3 Price accuracy: If a market or price is published with incorrect information or pricing, Ffbet reserves the right to void the affected bets.
  4. 1.4 Price sources: Bets will not be accepted on advertised prices or prices displayed on third‑party sites if those prices differ from the live prices published by Ffbet at the time of bet placement. Only Ffbet’s live published prices are binding for betting purposes.
  5. 1.5 Related outcomes: If two or more outcomes are interdependent and the system or price does not account for this relationship, Ffbet reserves the right to void the bet.
  6. 1.6 Fraud prevention: Bets placed in an attempt to defraud or on offers when results are already known may be voided. Ffbet reserves the right to withhold payment pending investigation.
  7. 1.7 Fraud and integrity concerns: Ffbet may suspend settlement of bets and/or player accounts if concerns of fraud or integrity within an event arise. Bets affected by such concerns may be voided and funds withheld pending authorities’ guidance.
  8. 1.8 No cancellation or alteration post‑confirmation: Once a bet is placed and confirmed, it cannot be canceled or changed.
  9. 1.9 Settlement corrections: Bets deemed incorrectly settled are subject to resettlement within 48 hours. Ffbet reserves the right to reclaim incorrect payouts where applicable.
  10. 1.10 Market timing: All markets are for regular time unless a market or sport rule states otherwise.
  11. 1.11 Non‑standard formats: If an event is not conducted to the standard format (including rules, scoring, length or match structure), Ffbet reserves the right to void all bets on affected markets.
  12. 1.12 Incomplete events: If a match is not completed due to injury, disqualification, or player withdrawals, bets on open or unsettled markets may be voided.
  13. 1.13 Display errors: If competition names, teams, or participant details are shown incorrectly or in an alternate home/away format, Ffbet reserves the right to void affected bets.
  14. 1.14 Abandonment or postponement: Bets will stand if the event is resumed and completed within 48 hours of the scheduled completion time. If competitors change, all open bets are void.
  15. 1.15 Dropped event coverage: If event coverage is dropped, bets will be settled on the official result once published; any market that cannot be verified will be void.
  16. 1.16 Price errors: If an incorrect score or event information leads to a significant error in price, Ffbet reserves all rights to void the affected bets or to resettle at the correct price at its discretion.
  17. 1.17 Outright markets: Outright selections are settled for all listed participants, regardless of participation; non‑participating selections are treated as losses.
  18. 1.18 Dead heat: In dead heat scenarios, stakes are adjusted according to the number of tied participants and the odds at the new stake. The remaining stake is treated as a loss if applicable.
  19. 1.19 Onsite information: Scoreboards, statistics and other real‑time data provided on site are guides and may be delayed or inaccurate. Settlement is not based on onsite data, and Ffbet assumes no liability for delays.
  20. 1.20 Decimal odds: All bets are settled in decimal odds regardless of the odds format shown to the customer.
  21. 1.21 Discretion on uncaptured scenarios: Ffbet may decide on a bet‑by‑bet basis in circumstances not covered by these general rules or sport rules.
  22. 1.22 Sport rules amendments: Sporting rules may be amended at any time and published online; the English version remains the official rule set.

2. Sport‑specific Rules

  1. 2.1 Alpine Skiing: Settlements rely on the official results from the governing body. Outright selections are runners even if not participating; disqualification is a loss; if the event is abandoned with no declared winner, the market is void. Dead heat rules apply to relevant markets.
  2. 2.2 American Football: Markets settle on the official result at the end of the scheduled regular period unless a market states otherwise. Overtime is counted only if specified. If a result is unavailable, settlements may be void after 48 hours. Postponed or abandoned events void unless resumed within the current weekly schedule with an official winner. A minimum of 55 minutes of a 60‑minute game must be completed for market settlement; otherwise, only markets with a known result stand. Player markets rely on official statistics; if a player does not participate, the bet is void. Overtime counts for all player prop markets. Outright markets settle on the eventual winner unless a market specifies a sub‑category. Yardage and down totals adjusted for penalties are excluded from settlement in play‑by‑play markets; drives that do not occur or end early may void related bets. Various standard market definitions (Winner, Handicap, Total, 3‑Way variants, Double Chance, Winning Margin, Halftime/Fulltime, Overtime indicator, etc.) apply as described in the market definitions. NFL‑level submarkets (e.g., Championship, Conference, Division winners, and Regular Season outcomes) follow official results for settlement.
  3. 2.3 Athletics: Settlements mirror official governing body results. Outright selections are treated as runners if not participating; disqualification results in a loss; abandoned events with no official winner are void; dead heat rules apply to applicable markets.
  4. 2.4 Australian Rules Football (Aussie Rules): Bets settle on the official result at the end of 80 minutes of scheduled play unless stated otherwise. Postponed or abandoned matches are void if not resumed within 48 hours unless an official winner is declared. First and second halves refer to Quarters 1‑2 and 3‑4 respectively; half/quarter markets use the score from the relevant period. The AFL Finals series and Grand Final have defined settlement rules, including specific markets for most goals and disposals. Dead heat rules apply to applicable markets.
  5. 2.5 Badminton: Settled on the official result. If live coverage is lost and no result is published, undecided markets are void. Postponed or abandoned matches are void if not resumed within 48 hours unless an official winner is declared. Markets affected by incorrect scores or retirements are void; official points deductions are applied to undetermined markets only. Markets include Winner (Match/Game) with standard settlement rules.
  6. 2.6 Baseball: A match is generally scheduled for nine innings, but may be shorter or longer due to weather or extra innings. Official results consider completed innings; a match may be official without the full number of scheduled innings. Markets such as 1X2, Winner (incl. extra innings), Winning margin (incl. extra innings), Handicap, Total (incl. extra innings), Odd/Even (incl. extra innings), and Race to x runs (incl. extra innings) are settled only if the full scheduled innings have been completed, unless the market specifically states otherwise. If neither team reaches the requisite conditions, related markets may be void. Extra innings are included in the settlement of applicable markets; some markets may be void if the full innings are not played.