Betting Rules

General betting requirements

You must have an eligible account before placing a bet. The account details you provide should be accurate, current and complete. You are responsible for keeping your login information private and for all activity carried out through your account, unless you have promptly reported unauthorised access in accordance with the applicable account procedures. Bets must be placed personally by the account holder and must not be placed on behalf of another person.

You must meet all applicable age, identity, location and eligibility requirements. Access to betting products may be restricted in some circumstances, including where participation is not permitted by law, where account verification has not been completed, or where an account has been suspended, closed or placed under a play restriction. Casino Midas may request information or documents needed to verify an account, protect the service and meet applicable legal or regulatory obligations.

A bet is not guaranteed to be accepted merely because it has been selected or submitted. A bet is generally considered accepted only when the relevant confirmation is displayed in your account or betting history. You should check the confirmation carefully, including the selection, odds or price, stake, bet type and any applicable conditions. If you do not receive confirmation, do not assume that the bet was accepted.

• Do not place a bet if you are unsure whether a previous bet was accepted.
• Check that the selected event, market, outcome and stake are correct before confirming the bet.
• Keep your account details and security credentials confidential.
• Do not use an account that belongs to another person or allow another person to use your account.
• Follow any restrictions, notices or instructions shown on the relevant betting page.
• Make sure you understand the potential return and the amount that may be lost before confirming a bet.

Available markets, bet types, prices, stakes and product features may change. The information displayed on a betting page is intended to help you make an informed decision, but it may not cover every possible situation. Where a specific market rule conflicts with a general rule, the specific rule for that market will normally apply.

Events, markets and settlement

Event information and results

Event names, participants, start times, fixtures, scores and other information may be supplied by external data sources or updated during an event. This information is provided for betting purposes and may not always be complete or immediate. You should consider the official market description and settlement rules when deciding whether to place a bet.

Markets are settled using the result or official information specified in the relevant market rules. This may be the result announced by an appropriate sporting body, competition organiser, race authority, governing organisation or other stated source. A later change to an official result may or may not affect settlement, depending on the rules for that market. The original result used for settlement is not automatically changed because of a later review, appeal or amendment.

Postponed, abandoned or interrupted events

If an event is postponed, abandoned, interrupted, delayed or moved, the result will depend on the applicable sport, event or market rules. Some markets may remain active if the required outcome has already been determined. Other markets may be suspended or voided if the event is not completed within the period or conditions specified for that market. These provisions also apply where the format, venue, participants or scheduled conditions change.

Invalid markets and obvious errors

A market may be treated as invalid if it was offered with a material mistake, an incorrect participant, an incorrect event, an inaccurate handicap, an incorrect line, or another significant error. If a clear error affects a price, selection or settlement, the relevant bet may be corrected or voided in accordance with the applicable rules. A technical display issue or delayed update does not necessarily create a right to a particular price or outcome.

Live and in-play betting

Live betting is subject to additional risks because information, prices and market status can change quickly. There may be a delay between an event occurring, the information being received and the market being updated. A bet submitted during this period may be rejected, accepted at a different price or treated under a suspension rule. You should not place a live bet unless you are comfortable with these risks and have checked the confirmation details.

• A market may be suspended while an important event is taking place.
• A selection may be unavailable even though the wider event remains open for betting.
• The displayed score, clock or event information may be delayed or subject to correction.
• Bets accepted during a suspension or affected by a material error may be reviewed under the relevant rules.
• The market description takes priority over informal descriptions, commentary or third-party information.