Terms and Conditions

1.1. Company Details

Marathonbet.com is operated by Panbet Curacao N.V. (registered at Abraham de Veerstraat 9, Willemstad, Curaçao), which is a company incorporated under the laws of Curaçao with Company Number 118257. Panbet Curacao N.V. is licensed by the Curaçao Gaming Authority to offer games of chance under license number OGL/2024/648/0172, in accordance with the National Ordinance on Games of Chance (Landsverordening op de kansspelen, P.B. 2024, no. 157).

1.2. Rule Changes

1. These rules were originally written in English. Should there be any queries resulting from translations into different languages (different context etc.) then the rules as they were written in English will take precedence.
2. We reserve the right to update or make additions to these rules at any time. We will make reasonable efforts to notify you of any significant changes via email, a notice on the website or an account message. However, it is your responsibility to check the Terms and Conditions from time to time to ensure that you agree with them, and your continued use of the website will be deemed to constitute your acceptance of any changes that we make.

1.3. Age Restrictions

1. You must be over the age of 18 and over the legal age for Internet Gambling in the jurisdiction in which you are resident to register with our website and/or place bets.
2. We reserve the right to verify a customer’s age using recognised age verification third-party companies. Furthermore, if necessary, we may also request proof of age or identification documentation from the customer at any time. During this period, accounts may be suspended whilst verification checks are being completed.
3. By accepting the Terms and Conditions when registering, you are confirming and indicating to us that you are 18 years of age or above and over the legal age for Internet Gambling in the jurisdiction in which you are resident.

1.4. Betting Laws/ Restrictions

1. It is each individual customer’s responsibility to ensure they comply with their own local, state and national laws in their jurisdiction of residence, as well as any other laws that apply where they are placing the bet, prior to registering or placing a bet with Marathonbet.com. If Internet Gambling is illegal in the jurisdiction in which you are registered or attempting to place a bet, then you are not permitted to register or place bets on our site. If it comes to light that an account has mistakenly been allowed to be opened from such an area, then Marathonbet.com reserve the right to close that account immediately and void any bets placed.
2. Users from the USA, Netherlands, France and the Dutch Caribbean (including Curaçao) are not allowed to use our services. Additionally, we reserve the right to prohibit registrations and/or bets from other countries, territories or jurisdictions, as we deem necessary.
3. Marathonbet.com reserves the right to close any account and void any bets placed from such an account if it is established that the customer resides or is located in a country, territory or jurisdiction prohibited for registration, has provided incorrect information about the country, territory or jurisdiction of residence/location or used a VPN or proxy to bypass the location restrictions.
   Marathonbet.com reserves the right to deduct processing fees and winnings from such an account. If the account balance remaining after deducting the processing fees and winnings is less than the cost of the processing fees needed to return the balance to the customer, Marathonbet.com reserves the right to forfeit the remaining funds instead of returning them to the customer.
4. The Company reserves the right to restrict or close any account, void any bets, deduct from the customer any commission, fees, rewards, bonuses, winnings, etc. immediately if it is established that:

   а) at the moment of making a bet, a customer had information about the result of the event;

   b) a customer had an opportunity to influence the result of the event by being a direct participant in the match (sportsperson, referees, coaches, etc.) or a person acting on behalf of a direct participant in the match;

   c) bets are made by a group of customers who act together (as a syndicate) with the purpose of overcoming the specific controls and limits established by the Company;

   d) one customer has several gaming accounts (multiple registration);

   e) a customer is suspected of using specialised software or technical means to allow for the automation of the betting process;

   f) any untrustworthy means of obtaining information or overcoming the Company-imposed limitations are used;

   g) there is any reason that causes us to believe that the account is not being used for genuine betting or gaming purposes;

   h) the account belongs to, and/or bets are made by, a current or ex-employee who has worked, within the last five years, for us and/or one of our associated companies and/or a supplier of our gambling equipment and/or services, and/or who is not otherwise acting on their own behalf;

   i) there are reasons to believe that another person is using the account or that the account details have been disclosed to a third party;

   j) the customer used a payment method not registered to their name;

   k) bets are being placed from the same IP address or from the same device by two or more customers;

   l) fraud has taken place, including but not limited to situations in which the customer provides false personal data and/or submits documents belonging to another person, or documents that are forged or have been altered using image-editing software;

   m) there was a failure to provide verification documents within 30 days (or within such other period as may be specified on an individual basis) from the date of the most recent request.

   The Company shall not be required to disclose the criteria or indicators used to determine that a customer has breached this clause of the T&Cs, nor to provide evidence substantiating the existence of such criteria or indicators.

   Account balances in the above situations shall be returned to the client after the completion of the proceedings. The amount of the account balance will be revised to exclude any unfairly obtained revenue. The Company may, at its sole discretion, set minimum and maximum limits on the amount of each customer’s withdrawal request, without prior notice or explanation of the reasons for imposing such limits.

5. It is each individual customer’s responsibility to ensure that the personal details provided at registration are correct. Marathonbet.com reserves the right to close, suspend and void, fully or partially, any bets if the personal details provided are found to be incorrect.
6. The Company reserves the right to refuse to open an account for any reason and at its sole discretion. The Company may also suspend or close any account at any time, at its sole discretion, and without giving any prior notice.

1.5. Law and Jurisdiction

Any dispute or claim arising in connection with these Terms and Conditions (including non-contractual disputes or claims) shall be governed by the laws of Curaçao. You hereby specifically agree and consent to any legal proceedings that you bring against us being litigated in the courts of Curaçao.

1.6. Match Rigging and Sporting Integrity

Marathonbet takes sporting and betting integrity very seriously. We work with our Gaming Regulators and independent Sports Associations to help ensure that the fairness of gaming and the integrity of sport are protected.

In the event that we have evidence or are suspicious that a race, event or match, or that betting upon any race, event or match, is dishonest, Marathonbet reserves the right to withhold payment and/or void all bets placed on such events. Evidence of the above may be based on the size, volume or pattern of bets placed with Marathonbet across any or all of our betting channels, including retail operations.

1.7. Account Security/ Personal Details

1. It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure that their login, password and other account details are kept private and secure at all times. Do not disclose these details to any third party. Be aware that all bets placed by anyone quoting your secure details will be attributed to your account. We strongly advise that you do not use the same passwords that you use for your email, social media or other online services, as this poses a risk of unauthorised access to your Marathonbet account. Please use a unique and strong password for your Marathonbet account. Contact our Customer Support team immediately if you have any concerns about the security of your account.
2. If we have any concerns about the identity of a customer or the validity of the address/payment method details quoted, we reserve the right to request any ID documentation that we deem appropriate and withhold any payments, and/or restrict the withdrawal functionality on the account, until we are satisfied of the authenticity of all the details we have been given. Should the details we have been given prove to be false, we reserve the right to void any bets placed on this account and to withhold any payments indefinitely.
3. Following the guidelines set out in the FATF Recommendations (International Standards on Combating Money Laundering and the Financing of Terrorism & Proliferation), February 2012, we will continue to verify all accounts as required, which may include asking customers to send their ID documentation and/or source of funds as required. This could be conducted at any stage and may need to be performed each time a customer updates their address, card details etc. Accounts may be suspended during this process until verification is confirmed.

1.8. Multiple Accounts

1. Multiple accounts are not permitted. Should it come to light that a customer has opened more than one account, all except the initial one will be closed, and any special offers will only apply to the remaining account. These rules do not apply to accounts opened prior to 11.12.2011.
2. If we believe more than one account has been opened by the same person to benefit from additional offers/Bonuses/Free Bets etc., then we reserve the right to withdraw these offers and disregard these Bonuses for settlement purposes.

1.9. Dormant Accounts

1. Marathonbet.com will deem an account as ‘Dormant’ if no betting activity has taken place on the account for a minimum of six months.
2. If you have any outstanding balance on your Marathonbet account, you shall receive a communication at least 28 days prior to your account reaching dormant status.
3. Once your Marathonbet account is made dormant, should there be an outstanding balance on your account, a monthly administration fee of €5 (or currency equivalent) will be applied to your account for six months.
4. If your account remains inactive for over six months, we may withhold any funds remaining in your account and close your account.
5. If you have any further queries regarding this, please contact our Customer Support team.

1.10. Limitation on Liability

1. We only supply the website for domestic and private use. You agree not to use the website for any commercial or business purpose, and that we have no liability to you for any loss of profit, loss of business, business interruption, or loss of business opportunity.
2. We will not be liable for any breach of the Rules if such a breach is caused by a matter beyond our reasonable control.

Matters beyond our reasonable control include, but are not limited to, access delays or access interruptions, any system or communication errors relating to the generation of random numbers, wager settlements or other elements of the gaming services, data non-delivery or data mis-delivery, acts of God or other circumstances beyond our control, unauthorised use of your security access details, damage to goodwill or reputation and errors, omissions or misstatements in any and all information or services(s) provided by us to you.

1.11. Third Party Rights

These rules solely govern the relationship between you and Marathonbet, and you cannot transfer and/or confer rights accruing under these rules to any person and/or entity.

A customer shall not attempt to sell or otherwise transfer the benefit of their account or any individual bet or bets to any third party, and we may withhold payment where the payment is suspected to be for the benefit of a third party either in part or in full.

1.12. Products

By using Marathonbet services, you accept and agree to comply with the specific Rules applicable to the products available on the website.

2. Bonuses / Offers

2.1. General Terms and Conditions

In addition to the Terms and Conditions listed below, the Marathonbet Terms and Conditions also apply to all Bonuses and promotions that are made available to customers.

1. Entrants must be aged 18 years or over. Underage entrants' entries will be void.
2. Late, incomplete or other ineligible entries will not qualify for this promotion.
3. Unless otherwise stated, this offer cannot be used in conjunction with, or contribute to, any other Marathonbet offer or promotion.
4. For promotions where there is a requirement to place a qualifying bet, one bet can be used as a qualifying bet for one promotion only. If a particular bet placed would meet the qualifying criteria for more than one active promotion, then it will be allocated to a promotion based on the following priority:
   (i) Entering of a promo code;
   (ii) Receiving a Bonus from the Loyalty Program bonus catalogue;
   (iii) Receipt of an offer email;
   (iv) Nearest closing time of a promotion.
5. If you have any active Bonuses, including Bonuses currently being wagered or queued, withdrawals from your gaming account may be temporarily unavailable. To enable withdrawals, you must either meet the Bonus wagering requirements or cancel the Bonus.
6. Entries made by customers that are self-excluded or otherwise have restrictions limiting their ability to place the required qualifying bet on their Account, or to use an awarded Bonus or prize, cannot take part in this promotion.
7. Entrants are deemed to have accepted these General Terms and Conditions and the Promotion Terms and Conditions and agree to be bound by them by participating in this promotion. All other Marathonbet Terms and Conditions apply and can be found here.
8. This promotion is not open to employees or immediate family members of employees of Marathonbet, its group companies or any company involved or associated with the promotion, including but not limited to, any printers and agents.
9. Free Bets/Free Spins/Loyalty Points/Prizes/Bonuses are non-refundable and non-transferable under all circumstances.
10. It is each entrant’s responsibility to ensure that all contact information is correct and valid during the promotional period. Marathonbet will not be liable for incorrect or incomplete contact information.
11. Free Bets/Free Spins/Loyalty Points/Prizes/Bonuses shall be awarded only upon compliance with these General Terms and Conditions and the Promotion Terms and Conditions of this promotion and in accordance with applicable law. If Marathonbet reasonably considers that any entrant has acted illegally, fraudulently, or not in compliance with these General Terms and Conditions, the Promotion Terms and Conditions and/or the Marathonbet Terms and Conditions in entering this promotion and/or the entrant engages in any prohibited activities, as set out in section 1.8.2 of the Marathonbet Terms and Conditions, we reserve the right to refuse to award that entrant or to void the Free Bets/Free Spins/Loyalty Points/Prizes/Bonuses and exclude them from this promotion.
12. Except in the case of death or personal injury arising from its negligence, or to the extent permitted by law in respect of fraud or any other liability that may not, by law, be limited or excluded, Marathonbet and any of its associated companies and agents shall not be liable for any postponement, cancellation, delay or changes to the awarding of Free Bets/Free Spins/Loyalty Points/Prizes/Bonuses beyond Marathonbet’s reasonable control.
13. By entering this promotion, you agree that Marathonbet and any associated companies may use information collected in this marketing or customer relationship management campaign strictly for purposes necessary for the management of this campaign.
14. Certain events may occur due to regulatory and/or legal requirements, technical difficulties and/or any other reasons beyond the control of Marathonbet that result in Marathonbet extending, refusing, reclaiming, cancelling, terminating, varying or suspending these General Terms and Conditions and/or the Promotion Terms and Conditions and/or the awarding of Free Bets/Free Spins/Loyalty Points/Prizes/Bonuses at any point prior to the end of the promotion.
15. Entries that do not comply in full with these General Terms and Conditions and the Promotion Terms and Conditions will be disqualified.
16. The promoter of this promotion: Panbet Curacao N.V. (118257).
17. Third parties shall not have any rights under these Terms and Conditions and cannot enforce any rights stipulated within these Terms and Conditions.

Please gamble responsibly.

2.2. Advancebet

1. Advancebet is a Bonus feature which is available if you have unsettled bets on your account.
2. Advancebet is not a credit facility.
3. Advancebet provides you with the facility to place further bets when you have insufficient account balance, based on an evaluation of the potential outcome of your unsettled bets.
4. If the Advancebet amount used to place bets is higher than the amount you subsequently receive from any bet settlement within 48 hours, Marathonbet will absorb all liability for that amount. This means that you will not have any obligation to pay back the remainder of the Advancebet stake used to place bets.
5. Your Advancebets can be viewed under the ‘Used Advance’ field, in the ‘My Account’ section.
6. Any bets placed in the Sportsbook and settled within 48 hours after placing an Advancebet, will be used to repay any outstanding Advancebet stake.
7. If you make a deposit while you have unsettled Advancebets on your account, the deposited funds will go directly to your Available balance. New deposits are not used to pay back the Advancebet stakes.
8. You can place Advancebets on the following events:
   • 1) Live events
   • 2) Events that are due to start within the next 48 hours.
9. In order to place an Advancebet, you must have at least one unsettled bet placed on events which are due to start in the next 48 hours. Bets on Starting Prices (SP) will not be used to calculate the available Advancebet balance.
10. You can also place additional Advancebets even if you have Advancebets currently in play.
11. Marathonbet reserves the right to exclude customers from the Advancebet facility in addition to not accepting Advancebets on certain events.

Example

You have the following unsettled bets on your account:

Your Available balance: €50.

If Marathonbet were to offer you an Advancebet balance of €150, you would be able to place bets up to the sum of €200 (€50 Available balance and €150 Advancebet balance).

You then place a bet for €180 (€50 from your Available balance, €130 from your Advancebet balance) on a selection(s) where the total price is 2.00

You then have the following on your account:

Available balance: €0

Unsettled bets: €730

Potential returns: €1220

Used Advancebet balance: €130

You can now place a bet using the remainder of the available Advancebet balance or recalculate the Advancebet balance.

Below are some of the possible scenarios which could occur:

1. If all of your bets lose, and you have used €130 from your Advancebet balance, in accordance with point 4 of the Advancebet rules, Marathonbet will waive the debt for the outstanding Advancebet stake. You will not have any obligations to pay back the advanced sum. Your Available balance will be €0, providing you have not made any new deposits in accordance with point 7.
2. If the first and the second bets win, but the others, including your Advancebet, lose, your Available balance will be:
   €175 + €200 - €130 (deduction of the Advancebet stake) = €245
3. If all 4 bets placed before the Advancebet lose, and the Advancebet for €180 wins, your account balance will be:
   €180 * 2.00 - €130 (deduction of the Advancebet stake) = €230
4. If all bets win, your account balance will be:
   €175 + €200 + €300 + €315 + €180 * 2.00 - €130 (deduction of the Advancebet stake) = €1220

2.3. Lucky 15, 31 & 63s

1. We will pay double the odds for one winner for all ‘Lucky’ bets placed on Horse Racing or Greyhounds.
2. This will only apply to the win part of any bet. The place part of a bet will be settled at the correct odds.
3. Should a bet contain a Non-Runner, then no Bonuses will apply.
4. Please refer to the ‘Bet Types’ section for information on the particular additional Bonuses that apply to the different ‘Lucky’ bets.

2.4. Best Odds Guaranteed

1. On occasion, we may offer Best Odds Guaranteed on certain horse or greyhound races. This means that if you place a bet at an early price or board price, and the SP is greater, your bets will be paid out at the starting price.
2. This applies to both win and place singles and multiple bets.
3. If a Rule 4 affects the prices so that the bigger price actually works out less than the smaller one after the Rule 4 is applied, bets will be paid out at whichever price provides the highest return after all deductions have been taken into account.
4. The rule of Best Odds Guaranteed is not used for bets at ante-post prices.

2.5. Double Result (First Past the Post)

1. The offer will only apply to Win Singles (or the win part of each-way singles) on Horse Racing in the UK and Ireland. Multiple bets will be settled on the official result only.
2. We will pay out on both results if a winner is disqualified. This applies to the Win part of bets only (i.e., we pay both on the official result and a disqualified winner subject to the conditions below).
3. A double result will not be paid if a selection takes the wrong course, carries the wrong weight, the jockey fails to weigh in, the judge calls the wrong result, a race is declared void or for any ante-post bet.
4. The maximum stake for this concession is €200. For bets larger than this amount the concession will only apply to the first €200 of the stake. Any remaining stake will be settled in accordance with the official result.

2.6. Free Bet

From time to time, we will offer Free Bets. The general rules for qualification for a Free Bet are detailed below. However, the rules may vary according to specific Free Bet offers. Check the relevant press and advertising for details.

The Free Bet may only be placed as a single bet (excluding each-way bets) on any sports event.

Winnings from bets placed using your Free Bet will be paid as withdrawable funds; however, your Free Bet stake will not be paid with any winnings.

If your Free Bet selection is a non-runner, you will be able to place that Free Bet on another selection.

Any Free Bet will expire 180 days after being credited, unless otherwise specified in the Terms and Conditions of the Promotion or Bonus. If you do not use the Free Bet within the specified validity period, it will no longer be available for use.

You are not permitted to open multiple accounts to use this offer more than once. If we suspect that more than one account originates from the same person, we reserve the right to withdraw the Free Bet offer from such accounts.

2.7. Loyalty Program

2.7.1. Loyalty Program Terms and Conditions

The Loyalty Program is available for all customers who can place bets on Marathonbet.com.

The Loyalty Program is a promotional program that allows you to take advantage of all the benefits of the bonus catalogue in exchange for the points accumulated for your bets.

Your qualifying sports (see 'Sport' section below), Casino or Live Casino bets all count towards the Loyalty Program. You will be awarded loyalty points based on your bets.

Sport

1. Loyalty points are only awarded for qualifying sports bets.
2. A sports bet is a qualifying bet if it entails:
   • a bet stake of at least €0.10 (or currency equivalent)
   • odds of at least 1.30.
3. Loyalty points are awarded only after the qualifying sports bet has been settled.
4. Events that have been cancelled will be settled at odds of 1.00.
5. Bets placed using Free Bets or the Bonus Balance, as well as Cashed Out bets, will not be considered qualifying bets nor awarded loyalty points.
6. You can bet on any pre-match or live market. Single bets must have minimum odds of 1.30. For double, treble or accumulator bets, the combined odds must be 1.30 or greater; for multiple bets, each part of a multiple bet should have a stake of at least €0.10 with minimum odds of 1.30; in a System bet, the stake of each accumulator should be at least €0.10 with minimum odds of 1.30.
7. If a double, treble or accumulator contains matches that are postponed, or a selection that is a non-runner, and the combined odds become less than 1.30, the bet will still stand but won’t qualify for loyalty points.
8. If a multiple type bet contains a selection from a match that is postponed or a selection that is a non-runner, and any part of the multiple bet becomes less than 1.30 as a result, the bet will still stand but the corresponding part of that multiple bet won’t qualify for loyalty points.
9. If a System type bet contains a selection from a match that is postponed or a selection that is a non-runner, and any accumulator odds become less than 1.30 as a result, the bet will still stand but the corresponding accumulator won’t qualify for loyalty points.
10. The number of points awarded for every €0.10 staked on qualifying bets (whether the bets win or lose) depends on your Loyalty Program level. For example, you will collect 0.55 points for a €5 bet if you're on level two. The maximum loyalty points that can be awarded per bet is 100. However, if you are on level two or above, the maximum rises depending on the points coefficient for your level. For example, if your bet is €1,000 and you're on level six, you will earn 150 points.

Casino or Live Casino

11. Loyalty points are credited for every €20 (or currency equivalent) staked on Casino or Live Casino.
12. The number of points awarded for every €20 staked depends on your participant level in the Loyalty Program. For example, you will collect 1.1 points if you bet a cumulative €20 and you're on the second level. The maximum loyalty points that can be awarded per bet is 100. However, if you are on level two or above, the maximum rises depending on the points coefficient for your level. For example, if your bet is €2,000 and you're on level six, you will earn 150 points.
13. The wagering requirement can be met over several days, so the €20 required to earn loyalty points can comprise a €15 bet on one day and a €5 bet on a subsequent day. However, Casino and Live Casino bets are counted separately for the €20 combined wager.
14. Only real money wagers will count towards the crediting of loyalty points.
15. Void bets and opposite bets (bets on red and black, on even and odd or other similar bets) will not qualify for loyalty points.
16. Bets placed in the sections listed below will not be eligible for loyalty points:
    Casino game sections:
    • Crash Games
    • Scratchcards
    • Table
    • Other Games
    • Virtual Sport

General Terms

17. In the table below, you can find a full list of the levels and corresponding points for a €10 qualifying Sports bet/for every €20 staked on Casino or Live Casino.

    Level	Number of points
    1	1
    2	1.1
    3	1.2
    4	1.3
    5	1.4
    6	1.5
    ELITE	2

18. You can advance to the next level by selecting this option from the bonus catalogue or by receiving an invitation.

    Level	Number of points to advance to the level
    1	0
    2	50
    3	500
    4	1,000
    5	2,500
    6	5,000
    ELITE	Invitation only

19. When you have collected the required number of points, you may advance to the next level by using the points you have earned, as shown in the table above. Any points left over after you have advanced to the next level will remain in your balance.
20. You can only advance through the levels successively; you cannot skip a level and advance to the next one.
21. Aside from advancing through the levels, you can use your loyalty points to redeem other rewards, such as money for your account, Free Bets and participation in special Loyalty Program promotions.
22. Loyalty points have an expiry date. If left unused, loyalty points will expire in 11 months, starting from the month when they were earned.
23. When you redeem Bonuses from the bonus catalogue the loyalty points closest to expiring will be used first. For example: You earned 10 points in the first month and 10 points in the second month, and it is now the end of the 12th month. If you want to spend 10 points, the points earned in the first month will be used first for your order.
24. Marathonbet reserves the right to exclude a customer from participation in the Loyalty Program without giving a reason.
25. Marathonbet reserves the right to change these Terms and Conditions, cancel the participation of any customer, or change the terms of a special offer or cancel it altogether at any point and without prior notice. Any amendments or additions to the Loyalty Program Terms and Conditions will be published on this page, and every customer making use of this offering shall check this page regularly for amendments and/or additions.
26. Self-excluded customers cannot participate in the Loyalty Program.
27. You may opt out of the Loyalty Program at any time by sending a request to [email protected].

2.7.2. FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

Who can participate in our Loyalty Program?

The Loyalty Program is available for all customers who can place bets on www.marathonbet.com.

What are loyalty points?

Loyalty points are an internal 'currency' of the Loyalty Program, which you can earn by placing qualifying sports bets or bets on Casino or Live Casino.

How can I use my loyalty points?

Loyalty points can be used to obtain Bonuses and prizes from the bonus catalogue.

How do I earn loyalty points?

You can earn points by placing sports bets or bets on Casino or Live Casino.

Loyalty points are credited for every €20 (or currency equivalent) staked on Casino or Live Casino. Bets in these sections are counted separately for the €20 combined wager.

Void bets and opposite bets (bets on red and black, on even and odd or other similar bets) will not qualify for loyalty points.

A sports bet is a qualifying bet if it entails:

• stakes of at least €0.10 (or currency equivalent)
• odds of at least 1.30.

You can bet on any pre-match or live market. Single bets must have minimum odds of 1.30. For double, treble or accumulator bets, the combined odds must be 1.30 or greater. For multiple type bets, each part of a multiple bet must have minimum odds of 1.30.

If a double, treble or accumulator contains matches that are postponed, or a selection that is a non-runner, and the combined odds become less than 1.30, the bet will still stand but won’t qualify for loyalty points.

If a multiple type bet contains matches that are postponed, or a selection that is a non-runner, and any part of the bet becomes less than 1.30, the bet will still stand but won’t qualify for loyalty points.

Loyalty points are awarded once bets have been settled.

Bets placed using Free Bets or the Bonus Balance, as well as Cashed Out bets, will not be considered qualifying bets nor awarded loyalty points.

Cancelled bets will be settled at odds of 1.00.

Bets placed in the sections listed below will not be eligible for loyalty points:
Casino game sections:

• Crash Games
• Scratchcards
• Table
• Other Games
• Virtual Sport

What does the rate of earning loyalty points depend on?

The rate of earning points depends on:
(a) your stakes (the higher the stake, the more points you get) and (b) your current loyalty level (the higher the level, the more points you earn for the same stake and bet).

How do I know how many loyalty points I have on my account?

You can always check your current Loyalty Program points balance (a) under the My Account section of the site or (b) on the Loyalty Program page.

How many loyalty levels are there?

There are seven levels in the Loyalty Program.

What is my current loyalty level?

Your current loyalty level is displayed on the progress bar on the Loyalty Program page.

How do I get to the next loyalty level?

The next loyalty level is listed in the bonus catalogue. You can advance to the next level in exchange for a set number of loyalty points.

What happens if I don't use my loyalty points?

Loyalty points have an expiry date. If you don't use the points, they will expire in 11 months, starting from the month when they were earned (e.g., points earned in January will expire at the end of December).

2.7.3. Acca Insurance Specific Terms and Conditions

1. This promotion is available to customers who select and receive the item ‘Acca Insurance’ from the bonus catalogue.
2. The qualifying accumulator(s) must be placed no later than 24 hours after receiving the Bonus to participate in this promotion.
3. For the accumulator to qualify for this promotion:
   • it should consist of at least five selections;
   • the odds of every selection must be 1.50 or greater.
4. Qualifying accumulators can be placed on pre-match or live events, or a combination of both.
5. If one selection in your accumulator has been predicted incorrectly, a Free Bet will be credited to your account for the amount equal to that of the accumulator stake (the qualifying accumulator), but not exceeding €30.
6. The maximum amount of any Free Bet credited in this promotion will be €30.
7. If the stake of the qualifying accumulator exceeds €30, a Free Bet of €30 will be credited.
8. For the purposes of this promotion, €30 will be defined as $30, ₽1500 or as the equivalent of €30 in other currencies.
9. If any matches are postponed and your accumulator has less than five teams/selections who play, this promotion will not apply but all bets placed will stand.
10. If your accumulator contains one or more voided outcomes and less than five selections remain, excluding those which are voided, this promotion will not apply but all bets placed will stand.
11. The Free Bet will be credited for the first five accumulators that fulfil the criteria of this promotion, provided they are placed within 24 hours of the item being received.
12. Bets placed using Free Bets, Bonus Balance and Cashed Out or Edited bets, shall not be included in this promotion.
13. The Free Bet is credited within two working days after all outcomes of the qualifying accumulator have been settled.
14. Winnings from bets placed using your Free Bet will be paid as withdrawable funds; however, your Free Bet stake will not be paid with any winnings.
15. If not used, the Free Bet will expire seven days after being credited.
16. Marathonbet reserves the right to limit, change or cancel some parts of these Terms and Conditions at any time.

See General Terms and Conditions

2.7.4. Goalless Bonus Specific Terms and Conditions

1. This promotion is available to customers who select and receive the item ‘Goalless Bonus’ from the bonus catalogue.
2. To get the Bonus, you have to use your loyalty points. The number of points required for the Bonus can be found in the bonus catalogue.
3. The qualifying bet(s) must be placed no later than 24 hours after receiving the Bonus to participate in this promotion.
4. In order to participate in this promotion, place pre-match single bets on the Correct Score market (including ‘Any Other Score’ where offered but excluding ‘0:0’) of any football match.
5. More than one qualifying bet on the Correct Score market can be placed on the same match; however, only the first five qualifying bets placed across all matches will count towards this Bonus offer.
6. If the match ends 0-0, a Free Bet will be credited to your account for an amount equal to that of the qualifying stake of the individual bet, but not exceeding €30.
7. The maximum amount of any Free Bet credited in this promotion will be €30; no more than five Free Bets can be credited per Bonus.
8. If the stake of a qualifying bet exceeds €30, a Free Bet of €30 will be credited.
9. For the purposes of this promotion, €30 will be defined as $30, ₽1,500, R$150, 300,000 UZS, 15,000 KZT, or as the equivalent of €30 in other currencies.
10. Live (in-play), Cashed Out, Edited, voided and cancelled bets, as well as bets placed using Free Bets or the Bonus Balance, will not qualify for this Bonus offer.
11. The Free Bets will be credited for the first five bets that fulfil the criteria of this promotion, provided they are placed within 24 hours of the Bonus being received.
12. The Free Bets will be credited within two working days of all the qualifying bets being settled.
13. Winnings from bets placed using your Free Bet will be paid as withdrawable funds; however, your Free Bet stake will not be paid with any winnings.
14. If not used, the Free Bet will expire seven days after being credited.
15. Marathonbet reserves the right to limit, change or cancel any part of these Terms and Conditions at any time.

See General Terms and Conditions

2.8. Superprize

2.8.1. Superprize Terms and Conditions

1. The Superprize promotion is a Bonus offered to Marathonbet clients. In order to win a prize amount, you must correctly answer questions relating to events in a selected football match.
2. A Superprize ticket consists of a set of questions where you have to select one or more answers for each question provided.
3. The tickets will be given as Bonuses to the following categories of participants placing bets with Marathonbet:
   • a) Participants who have placed and settled sports bets of at least €10 (or currency equivalent), or who have wagered €20 (or currency equivalent) on Casino or Live Casino, will receive one ticket each, provided the bets are both placed and settled after the start of the active Superprize and before the kick-off of the match being selected for the quiz.
   • b) Participants who place bets of at least €10 (or currency equivalent) on any market of the selected match will receive the number of tickets proportional to the bet amount, i.e., for each €10 (or currency equivalent) you will receive 1 ticket. For example, if your stake is €30 (or 3 €10 stakes), you will receive 3 tickets. Please note! If your stake is €20 (or currency equivalent) – you will receive 2 tickets, if your stake is €19 (or currency equivalent) – you will receive 1 ticket.
   If a bet of less than €10 (or currency equivalent) is placed, it won’t qualify for a ticket.
4. Both pre-match and live bets count towards this promotion. If a double, treble, accumulator or multiple bet includes a selection from a qualifying match, you will receive the number of tickets proportional to the entire bet stake.
5. Free Bets, Bonus funds and Free Spins will not count towards earning a ticket for the Superprize.
6. Qualifying single bets that have been Cashed Out or Edited on the Superprize match, or where the Superprize match is amongst the selections in a multiple bet which has been Cashed Out or Edited, will count towards earning a ticket. All other Cashed Out or Edited bets will not count towards earning a ticket for the Superprize.
7. To earn your prize, you need to have a winning ticket. A winning ticket is any ticket that has 10 or more correct answers. The more correct answers there are on a ticket, the bigger the prize amount. The number of correct answers required for each prize amount are as follows:
   • 11 correct answers—the Superprize of €5,000 in Free Bets;
   • 10 correct answers—a prize of €250 in Free Bets.
   
   Each ticket can earn one prize only. For example, if a participant provides correct answers to all of the questions, the corresponding ticket will participate in the €5,000 prize draw but will not participate in the prize draw corresponding to the 10 correct answers. However, the number of prizes that can be won per participant is not limited. To participate in several prize draws, the participant must use multiple tickets. If the participant provides 11 correct answers within one ticket, and 10 correct answers in another ticket, they can participate in several prize draws.
8. If several participants correctly answer the same number of questions, the prize amount will be distributed among all of these participants. The more tickets with correct answers you have, the greater your share of the prize.
9. Participants can receive and use an unlimited number of tickets no later than five minutes before the start of the selected match, according to the rules of paragraph 3 above.
10. The prizes will be credited within 30 working days after the end of the promotion.
    • The Organiser has the right to contact the Winner and request any information or documents required to credit the prize. In such cases, the time frame for crediting the prize starts on the day the request is sent to the Winner.
    • If the Winner has failed to provide the requested information or documents within 30 days after the request has been sent, they lose their right to claim their prize.
11. Winnings from bets placed using Free Bets will be paid as withdrawable funds. The Free Bet stake will not be returned with any winnings.
12. The Free Bet(s) will expire 180 days after being credited to the account.
13. The promotion results will be confirmed within 24 hours of the qualifying match ending based on the match result at the end of normal time.
14. The correct answers will be determined by official sources, according to paragraph 6.3 of the Marathonbet Rules.
15. Own goals count to the side credited with the goal.
16. Bets that contain one or more cancelled or void outcomes will not participate in this promotion.
17. In the event the football match is cancelled all tickets will be void.
18. If for your convenience you want to select several answers simultaneously, you can select several answers to one or more questions at one time; accordingly, with this the total number of tickets used will double, treble etc.
19. Marathonbet reserves the right to limit or cancel accepting answers at any time.

See General Terms and Conditions

2.8.2. FAQs (Frequently asked questions)

Who can participate in the promotion?

The promotion is available for all customers who can place bets on www.marathonbet.com.

What are the tickets in the promotion?

A Superprize ticket consists of a set of questions where you have to select one or more answers for each question provided.

How can I receive tickets?

The promotion tickets will be given as Bonuses to the following categories of participants placing bets with Marathonbet:

• а) Participants who have placed and settled sports bets of at least €10 (or currency equivalent), or who have wagered €20 (or currency equivalent) on Casino or Live Casino, will receive one ticket each, provided the bets are both placed and settled after the start of the active Superprize and before the kick-off of the match being selected for the quiz.
• b) Participants who place bets of at least €10 (or currency equivalent) on any market of the selected match will receive the number of tickets proportional to the bet amount, i.e., for each €10 (or currency equivalent) you will receive 1 ticket. For example, if your stake is €30 (or 3 €10 stakes), you will receive 3 tickets. Please note: If your stake is €20 (or currency equivalent) – you will receive 2 tickets, if your stake is €19 (or currency equivalent) – you will receive 1 ticket.

If a bet of less than €10 (or currency equivalent) is placed, it won’t qualify for a ticket.

How do I know how many tickets I have?

You can find updated information on available tickets on the promotion's home page.

What happens if I don't use my tickets?

If you don't use your tickets before the start of the qualifying event, the tickets will be void.

Can I select several answers to one question?

Yes, in this case you will be using several tickets simultaneously.

3. Account Management

3.1. Bet History

1. You can view your previous bets for the last six months at any time in the ‘Bet History’ section. To obtain your betting history for a longer period, please contact our Customer Support team.
2. You can filter your bets by date and choose to view only open or settled bets.
3. Once you select a filter, a list of the relevant bets will be displayed. To see detailed information about any specific bet, click on the corresponding line.

3.2. Transaction History

1. You can check your past transactions at any time in the ‘Transaction History’ section.
2. You can filter your transactions by date in this section.
3. Once you select a filter, the list of the relevant transactions will be generated. It will include information about your deposits, withdrawals, and any other account adjustments.

3.3. Login History

1. For your security, you can view your login history and the IP addresses used to access your account by going to the ‘Security’ → ‘Sessions’ section.
2. All actions during a session will be performed over a secure connection until you log out.

3.4. Your Balance

1. Your current account balance will be shown on screen once you have logged in.

3.5. Password and Login

1. Should any part of your registered personal details (e.g., login) be considered offensive, we reserve the right to close your account immediately.
2. You can change your password by going to the ‘Security’ → ‘Password’ section.
3. If you have forgotten your password, you can use the ‘Forgot your password?’ link on the login page to recover access to your account.
4. You can use your phone number, account number, username or email as your login, depending on your chosen authorisation method. You cannot change your account number after you have registered.

3.6. Personal Details

1. The billing address for the card registered with your account must match the address in your account.
2. It is your responsibility to ensure that your personal details are kept up to date, including your address, phone number, email and bank card/wallet details.
3. You can update your details by clicking on your name in your account. There are certain details that you can't change yourself. To update them, please contact our Customer Support team.

3.7. Promotions and Special Offers

We may occasionally send you emails about new offers and promotions. If you do not wish to receive these, you can opt out by going to the ‘Settings’ → ‘System settings’ → ‘Notifications’ section.

4. Technical Help

4.1. Optimal Settings

1. Although this website will work across all browsers, in order to get the best experience, we recommend that you use Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox on a 1024 x 768 (or upwards) screen resolution.

4.2. New Accounts and Logging In

1. When creating a new login and password, it should be noted that they will be case sensitive and that the correct case must be used when logging into your account.

4.3. Security

1. The Marathonbet.com website uses a secure TLS connection, so you can rest assured that your personal details and card information will always be secure when your data is transmitted to and from the server. When the website goes into secure mode, the address bar will change colour and a small padlock icon will be displayed.
2. For more information on the certificate used on this site, visit www.comodo.com.
3. Additional security features include the last login date information. A detailed breakdown of login details can be accessed by going to My Account and then Login History.

4.4. Cookies and Supporting Services

Panbet Curacao N.V. (hereinafter 'Marathonbet') may use cookies when you browse Marathonbet.com (hereinafter the 'Website'). This Cookies and Supporting Services policy contains a detailed description of the cookies that are downloaded when you access the Website, indicating, among other issues, the purposes for which they are used.

1. What is a cookie?
   A cookie is a file that contains an identifier (a string of letters and numbers) that is downloaded and installed on a user’s device when they visit a website.
   In order to optimise and improve the services that Marathonbet offers on the Website, these files allow the Website to remember information regarding your visit, such as the language and previously selected settings, which help to facilitate your next visit.
2. How are cookies used?
   Cookies on your device allow Marathonbet to know the following information:
   • statistical information about how the Website was used;
   • necessary information to actively maintain your login session;
   • data related to the personalisation of services;
   • information regarding the advertisements displayed to you.
3. Types of cookies used
   This Website uses temporary cookies, as well as permanent cookies when you log in. Temporary cookies will expire when you close the browser. Permanent cookies will expire once they fulfil their intended purpose (for example, to remember the user’s input data) or when they are manually removed.
4. Our own cookies
   Cookies sent to the end device from any device managed by the provider of the service used by the user.
5. Cookies from third parties
   Cookies sent to the end device from any device that is not managed by the provider but by another entity that processes the data obtained via the cookies. On certain websites, cookies may be installed from third parties to help manage and improve the services offered.
   Please note that if you don't want to accept third-party cookies, you will have to delete them using your browser options or by using the system offered by the third party itself.
   This Website uses the following third-party cookies:

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   Depending on how long they remain activated on your computer, cookies can be:
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   Depending on their purpose, cookies can be:

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   STRICTLY NECESSARY COOKIES These cookies allow you to browse the Website and use its essential features. These cookies do not collect any information about your browsing that can be used for marketing purposes nor do they remember which pages you have browsed.
   These are required for the operation of our Website.	Some of these cookies do collect your personal data in order to function. They include, for example, cookies that enable you to log into secure areas of our Website.	Some Strictly Necessary Cookies are deleted when you close your web browser. Other cookies are stored on your device for longer periods of time.
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   These cookies are used to recognise you when you return to our Website. This enables us to personalise our content for you, greet you by name and remember your preferences. They allow the user access to some features of a general nature with settings predefined according to a series of criteria such as the language, the type of browser through which they access the service, the regional settings, etc.	Some of these cookies do collect your personal data in order to function. They may collect certain types of personal data, such as your choice of language.	Preference Cookies remain active for different periods of time. Most Preference Cookies will be deleted within one year.
   STATISTICAL COOKIES These cookies make it possible to track and analyse user behaviour on Website.
   These cookies allow the anonymous identification of the users navigating the Website (they identify browsers and devices, not people) and therefore allow for the approximate recording of the number of visitors and trends over time. They also help with identifying the most visited content. They let us know whether the user that is accessing the Website is a new or returning visitor.	All information collected by these cookies is anonymous. Personal data are not stored in cookies, but session identifiers are stored.	Some Statistical Cookies are deleted when you close your web browser. Other cookies may be stored on your device for longer periods of time.
   TARGETING COOKIES These cookies are used to display the most relevant advertisements for you, based on your interests and preferences.
   These cookies record your visit to our Website, the pages you have visited and the links you have followed. We will use this information to make our Website and the advertising displayed there more relevant to your interests. We may also share this information with third parties for this purpose.	Please see the section on third-party cookies.	Targeting Cookies remain active for a differing amount of time. Most Targeting Cookies will be deleted within one year. Please see the section on third-party cookies.

6. Is information transferred internationally?
   You can find out about the transfer of information to third countries that may be made by the third parties identified in this Cookies and Supporting Services policy by consulting their corresponding policies (see the links provided in the ‘Cookies from third parties’ section). The different mechanisms for regulating the international transfer, if any, will be detailed by these third parties.
7. In order to use this Website, both cookies and JavaScript must be enabled. To enable cookies on your browser, please follow the guide provided on:
   http://www.google.com/cookies.html
8. In order to enable JavaScript, please follow the steps provided here.
9. It should be noted that no sensitive data will ever be stored in our cookies.
10. By accepting the Marathonbet Rules, you agree to the obligatory requirements for ensuring access to Marathonbet services.

5. Responsible Gambling

The most important aspect of you being part of the Marathonbet community is that you enjoy your time with us. This means having all the information and facilities that you need to make informed decisions about your spending. To this end, we have ensured that there are several options available that can help you configure and manage your account.

Please see below for the full list of resources available to inform and aid you in considering how to manage your time and money.

5.1. Minors and Advice for Family & Friends

Minors

If you are under 18, please do not attempt to register an account with Marathonbet.

As a socially responsible operator, Marathonbet employs an Over 18 Policy and is committed to preventing underage gambling. Verification checks are conducted on Marathonbet customers, so if you register a Marathonbet account, please do not be offended in the event that we ask you for proof of age and identity.

Parental Guidance

If you have concerns that your children, or someone you know under the age of 18, may be gambling through this site or have access to personal and account details that would allow them to do so, then there are a number of options available to help you.

The following tools are useful to check and block underage access to our site and sites containing age specific content:

• cybersitter.27labs.com – this allows specific sites to be blocked;
• www.netnanny.com – this has filtering software protecting children from inappropriate web content;
• bigdeal.org.uk – this service is offered by GamCare to provide young people with information and guidance around responsible gambling;
• www.gamblock.com – this lets you block online gambling websites on different devices;
• www.27labs.com – this lets you block malicious websites and ads.

Family & Friends

We understand that an individual developing a gambling problem does not just affect them alone, but also their family and friends.

Situations like this can be very difficult to approach. The key is to offer your support throughout and outline the additional support options available when they are ready to consider them. Please see the Getting Assistance section of our website for details of leading organisations that may be able to help customers directly.

For any people close to an existing customer whose gambling behaviour they are concerned about, we recommend that you visit Gam-Anon, who specialise in providing support to those close to people affected by responsible gambling difficulties – www.gamanon.org.uk

5.2. Betting/Account History

In the My Account ‘Bet History’ and My Account ‘Account/Transaction History’ sections, you can access a full history of your previous bets, withdrawals and deposits, along with your current account balance. There are several filters that allow you to make your searches more specific. From these sections you will be able to see exactly what, when and how much you have wagered, won and lost.

5.3. Staying in Control

Below is a list of self-test questions, which you can use to assess whether you may be spending too much time and/or money on gambling.

• Have others ever criticised your gambling?
• Have you ever lied to cover up the amount of money or time you have gambled?
• Do arguments, frustrations or disappointments make you want to gamble?
• Do you gamble alone for long periods?
• Do you stay away from work to gamble?
• Do you gamble to escape from a boring or unhappy life?
• Are you reluctant to spend ‘gambling money’ on anything else?
• Have you lost interest in your family, friends or pastimes due to gambling?
• After losing, do you feel you must try and win back your losses as soon as possible?
• When you gamble and run out of money, do you feel lost and in despair, and need to gamble again as soon as possible?
• Do you gamble until your last penny is gone?
• Have you lied, stolen or borrowed just to get money to gamble or pay gambling debts?
• Do you feel depressed or anxious because of your gambling?

If you find you are answering ‘yes’ to even a couple of the above questions, then we ask that you consider contacting one of the organisations listed below, in the Getting Assistance section, to discuss your situation. All organisations ensure complete confidentiality.

Please remember these five tips as a guide to help you gamble more responsibly:

• only gamble if you are still finding it fun;
• think of the money you lose as the cost of entertainment, and accept losing as part of the game;
• don't gamble to win back losses;
• set a monetary and/or time limit and stick to it;
• don't borrow money to gamble.

Additionally, you can try the self-assessment questions that are available on the Gamblers Anonymous website: https://gamblersanonymous.org/20-questions/

5.4. Getting Assistance

If you feel you need support and assistance as a result of betting or gaming, there are several organisations who offer advice and help.

GamCare

GamCare is a leading authority on the provision of support, advice and counselling to people affected by gambling problems. Please call 0808 8020 133 or visit www.gamcare.org.uk

Gambling Therapy

Gambling Therapy offers a helpline and a forum for gamblers to discuss any issues they may have. www.gamblingtherapy.org

Gamblers Anonymous

Gamblers Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who have joined together to do something about their own gambling problem and to help other compulsive gamblers do the same. www.gamblersanonymous.org.uk

GambleAware

GambleAware is administered and funded by an independent charity, the Responsible Gambling Trust, operating as GambleAware. www.gambleaware.org

GamBlock

GamBlock provides a service that will block individuals experiencing gambling problems from accessing gambling websites. www.gamblock.com

5.5. Setting Limits

Marathonbet is dedicated to offering its customers enjoyable entertainment. For this purpose, we aim to provide you with the highest standard of support to gamble responsibly. We offer a range of Limit options to help you control your gambling activity and let you decide, in advance, the amount of money you wish to deposit or spend.

A Daily Deposit Limit allows you to set the maximum amount that you can deposit into your Marathonbet account on a daily basis.

A Weekly Deposit Limit allows you to set the maximum amount that you can deposit into your Marathonbet account on a weekly basis.

A Monthly Deposit Limit allows you to set the maximum amount that you can deposit into your Marathonbet account on a monthly basis.

Any of these Limits can be reduced, and any reduction will have immediate effect. Any increase to the amount will only be applied after a 24-hour period, during which any increase request can be cancelled.

Should you wish to set limits, please open the ‘Player Protection’/’Responsible Gambling’ section or contact our Customer Support team. Please see the Contact Us section of our website for more details.

5.6. Account Closure and Self-Exclusion

Account Closure

Should you wish to close your Marathonbet account, please contact our Customer Support team. In the majority of cases, there will be the option for you to reopen your account.

Please see the Contact Us section of our website for further details.

Self-Exclusion

If you have concerns about your gambling activity and, after considering your position, you feel that you can no longer afford to continue spending any time or money with us, there is the option to self-exclude.

Self-Exclusion is a voluntary fixed term in which you are denied access to our betting services. This period can be set at a minimum of one year, with additional options of three years, five years and 10 years. There is also the option to self-exclude permanently.

If you choose to self-exclude, these are the key points to consider:

• You will not be able to bet and deposit with Marathonbet at all during this time.
• Please remember that once you have self-excluded, this agreement is final and cannot be changed. We will not be able to reactivate the betting facilities on your account during this period.
• To protect and prevent you from using Marathonbet during this time, if we detect any accounts open in your name, such accounts will be closed. Marathonbet cannot be liable for any losses accumulated from customers opening any accounts when they are already self-excluded.
• Upon requesting Self-Exclusion, if you have an outstanding balance left in your account, you will still be able to withdraw funds.
• We would kindly ask that you update your contact details (address and/or telephone number) if they change, so that we can put protective measures in place against opening new accounts with the updated contact details. In the event that inaccurate or incomplete data is submitted or your current details are not updated, we will not be held responsible for any subsequent losses or other circumstances caused by these actions.

You can activate a Self-Exclusion by clicking on the Self-Exclusion link contained within our ‘Player Protection’/’Responsible Gambling’ section or by contacting our Customer Support team. Please see the Contact Us section of our website for further details.

As a socially responsible betting operator, Marathonbet will endeavour to action your account closure/Self-Exclusion request at the earliest possible opportunity. However, depending on the contact channel you use to close your account or self-exclude, the time period in which your request will be actioned in full may vary. Therefore, Marathonbet shall not be liable for any losses towards either party before the closure takes place or the Self-Exclusion period comes into effect. Please note that your closure/Self-Exclusion will only come into effect at the point you receive confirmation from our Customer Support team that your account is closed/self-excluded. If you discover the account that you have requested to be closed/self-excluded is still open, please call our Customer Support team immediately, and we will treat the situation with the utmost urgency.

5.7. Cooling-Off

If you’re concerned about the amount of time or money you are spending with us, we offer customers the chance to take a Cooling-Off period, away from the website, and to stop betting for a short, predetermined period.

The Cooling-Off facility allows you to take a break for 24 hours, seven days, one month or three months. Once you've committed to a Cooling-Off period, you cannot deposit or place further bets until the end of that period.

You may also wish to request a Cooling-Off period, or a similar facility, with any other bookmakers or gaming operators with whom you have an account.

If you choose to request a Cooling-Off period, these are the key points to consider:

• You will not be able to bet and deposit with Marathonbet at all during this time.
• Please remember that, once you request a Cooling-Off period, this agreement is final and cannot be changed. We will not be able to reactivate the betting facilities on your account during this period.
• To protect and prevent you from using Marathonbet during this time, if we detect any accounts open in your name, such accounts will be closed. Marathonbet cannot be liable for any losses accumulated from customers opening any accounts when they are already limited.

You can activate a Cooling-Off period by clicking on the Cooling-Off link contained within our ‘Player Protection’/’Responsible Gambling’ section or by contacting our Customer Support team. Please see the ‘Contact Us’ section of our website for further details. When your Cooling-Off period has expired, your account will reopen automatically.

As a socially responsible gambling operator, we will activate your Cooling-Off request at the earliest possible opportunity.

If you still have concerns about your gambling activity after returning from a Cooling-Off period, you might want to consider additional player protection measures, such as setting Deposit and Loss Limits. See the ‘Responsible Gambling’ section of our ‘Help’ pages for more information.

6. Betting Rules

6.1. Placing a Bet

1. It is your responsibility to ensure that you are familiar with these rules or the terms of a particular bet and the registering of details with Marathonbet and accepting the Terms and Conditions will be deemed as acceptance of these rules.
2. Your bet is accepted the moment it is recorded on our system, in accordance with the conditions described in these Rules. Upon clicking ‘Place Bet’, a confirmation window will appear, which indicates that the bet has been accepted. If this message does not appear, you can confirm the status of your bet by checking your bet history or by contacting our Customer Support team. If, after clicking on ‘Place Bet’, the odds increase from those displayed on your browser, then the greater odds will be accepted without any additional messages.
   
   We provide a one-click betting option for your convenience; however, we cannot accept any liability for any losses incurred as a result of any deliberate or accidental use of this feature. If you lose connection with the website during the placement of a bet, you should contact Customer Support to check whether your bet was placed or not. Once the connection has been re-established, you can check your bet history to see what bets were placed prior to the connection loss.
3. Notwithstanding that Marathonbet uses its best endeavours to supply exact information, the company cannot be held responsible for any errors and/or omissions, human or palpable, which result in the incorrect displaying of prices, entering of results, listing of runners or event start times. Marathonbet reserves the right to correct any obvious errors whilst immediately informing the customer, subject to the following provisions:
   • 1) If the bet was made prior to the commencement of the event, the winning price shall be changed to a revised and corrected one. If the revised and corrected price is under 1.001 (1/1000), then the bet is deemed void.
   • 2) If the bet was made after the commencement of the event, then it is voided irrespective of the outcome.
   • 3) If the bet was made in 'Live', then it is voided irrespective of the outcome.
4. Where the official 'Off' of a race or event is not announced, bets are accepted up to the displayed 'open until' time. If the 'open until' time is after the event has actually started, and the market is not a 'Live Betting' event, any selections may be made void if, at the time the bet was placed, the race or event was resolved or at a stage where the customer could have an indication of the outcome.
5. In the event of there being a dispute regarding the time at which a bet was placed, the time at which it was recorded on our server will govern settlement.
6. All bets will show on the Bet History page online and can be checked there at any time.
7. We do not accept postal, facsimile, telex or text bets and bets received in this way will be void, win or lose.
8. If your bet is outside the allowable limits, the maximum stake per selection or bet is displayed onsite at the time of placing a bet. If you place several bets on the same event or selection (or on related selections, such as, ‘Team To Win’ and ‘Team To Win or Draw’, ‘Handicap’, etc.), Marathonbet reserves the right to void all such bets.
9. Marathonbet reserves the right to refuse all or any part of any bet without explanation.
10. All odds displayed on site are for information only and subject to change at any time. The odds that apply to a particular bet will be those confirmed at the time of bet placement.
11. All Latest Scores and/or Match Times displayed on an ongoing market are for information purposes only. Whilst every effort is made to ensure their accuracy, we cannot be held responsible for any incorrect information displayed.
12. Not all selections will be quoted for outright markets in some cases. You can email or call Customer Support to ask for any selection to be added to a market. However, for all settlement purposes, all selections will count whether they are displayed or not, unless the market specifically says that ‘Only Quoted Selections Count’.
13. Any returns will be credited back to that customer's account.
14. No claims or disputes will be considered more than 4 weeks after the date the original bet was settled.
15. All telephone calls to our Customer Support team are recorded to assist us in resolving queries and maintaining high standards of Customer Support. These calls are recorded securely, in the interest of client confidentiality, and may be stored.

6.2. Maximum Winnings

1. A bet is accepted on the basis that it is the investment of one customer only. Customer winnings are subject to maximum limits for each consecutive 24 hours, irrespective of the number of bets, the total stakes invested or the method by which they are placed. These maximums apply even if the level of potential winnings exceeds these amounts.
2. Should a number of bets containing the same selection(s) be placed, even if they are placed as a series of bets, over one or more days, at differing odds or using more than one betting account, and we have reason to believe they have originated from one customer or group/syndicate of customers acting together, then we reserve the right to limit the total payment of all those bets combined to the single maximum amount applicable in these rules.
3. Our maximum winnings for each customer in any consecutive 24 hours are €250,000. Lower limits are applicable to individual events. The list below gives the details of the limits on specific events. All amounts are shown in € (EUR), but in all instances read as ‘or currency equivalent’.
4. Where customer bets contain selections from events where the limits are different, the maximum winnings in any consecutive 24 hours will be determined by the lowest limit of any of the selections, irrespective of whether that particular selection wins or not.

Sport

• €250,000 or currency equivalent, where all the selections come from:
  
  American Football: NFL.
  
  Basketball: NBA.
  
  Baseball: MLB.
  
  Football (men): UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Conference League, UEFA Super Cup, Premier League (England), Primera Division (Spain), Bundesliga (Germany), Serie A (Italy), Ligue 1 (France), Premier League (Russia), FIFA World Cup Final Tournament, FIFA World Cup UEFA qualification, UEFA EURO Qualifying and Final Tournaments, UEFA Nations League.
  
  Ice Hockey: KHL, NHL, IIHF World Championship and Winter Olympics Final Tournaments (men).
  
  Tennis (Singles): Grand Slam Tournaments (men’s & women’s).
• €150,000 or currency equivalent, where all the selections come from the following groups or are combined with selections from the above groups:
  
  Basketball: Euroleague (men); EuroCup (men); Bundesliga (Germany, men); Elite Ligue (France, men); League VTB; Liga ACB (Spain, men); Serie A (Italy, men); WNBA; European Championship, World Championship and Summer Olympics Final Tournaments (men & women).
  
  Football (men): Copa Libertadores, Copa Sudamericana, FIFA Club World Cup, 1st Division A (Belgium), 1st League (Czech Republic), A-League (Australia), Allsvenskan (Sweden), Bundesliga (Austria), Championship (England), Community Shield (England), Copa del Rey (Spain), Coppa Italia, Coupe de France, DFB-Pokal (Germany), Eliteserien (Norway), Eredivisie (Netherlands), FA Cup (England), J.League. Division 1 (Japan), K League 1 (Korea Republic), League Cup (England), MLS (USA), Primeira Liga (Portugal), Primera Division (Argentina), Primera Division (Mexico), Premier League (Ukraine), Premiership (Scotland), Serie A (Brazil), Super Cup (France), Super Cup (Germany), Super Cup (Italy), Super Cup (Russia), Super Cup (Spain), Super League (Switzerland), Superliga (Denmark), Super Lig (Turkey), AFC Asian Cup Final Tournament, Africa Cup of Nations Final Tournament, Copa America, FIFA World Cup Qualification (CONMEBOL & Intercontinental Play-off), International Friendlies, Summer Olympics Final Tournaments.
  
  Ice Hockey: DEL (Germany), Extraliga (Czech Republic), National League (Switzerland), SHL (Sweden), SM-Liiga (Finland), Euro Tour.
  
  Tennis (Singles): ATP Masters 1000, 500 Series, 250 Series; ATP Finals; WTA 1000 Series, 500 Series, 250 Series; WTA Finals; ATP Cup; Davis Cup (Finals & World Group); Billie Jean King Cup (Finals & World Group), Summer Olympics (men’s & women’s).
  
  Volleyball: European Championship, World Championship and Summer Olympics Final Tournaments (men & women); Nations League (men & women).
• €75,000 or currency equivalent, where any selection comes from a sport, league or competition not mentioned above.

Horse Racing

• €150,000 or currency equivalent, where all the selections are for horse racing in the UK and Ireland, provided the meetings are covered by a full service (betting shows, offs and results) supplied by SIS or any other telecommunication company.
• €25,000 or currency equivalent, Horse Racing in all other countries or where one or more selections are not covered by a full service.

Greyhound Racing

• €50,000 or currency equivalent, where all the selections are covered by a full service (betting shows, offs and results) supplied by SIS or any other telecommunication company.
• €25,000 or currency equivalent, where any selection comes from any race not covered above.

Non Sporting, Specials & Novelty Bets

• €25,000 or currency equivalent, unless advertised otherwise.

6.3. Bet Settlement

1. Bets are calculated using the fractional format of the prices quoted. Bets will default to being settled as win only, unless each way is selected. If an each-way bet is inadvertently accepted on a win only market, or a decrease in the number of runners changes the place terms to win only, then the stakes for any each-way bets placed will all be applied on that selection to win (i.e a €5 each-way bet will become €10 to win).
2. The place odds for an each-way bet will be fixed at the time of acceptance and will be displayed on the website. The only exception to this is a horse racing bet placed after the final declarations have been made, in which case the place terms applicable will be determined by the number of actual runners taking part. The place terms for any bet at SP will also be governed by the actual number of runners taking part. (see the Horse & Greyhound racing sections for a detailed explanation of place terms).
3. If a dead heat is declared in any event, half of the stake is applied to the selection at full odds and the other half is lost. If more than two selections dead heat, the stake is apportioned accordingly. This also applies to the place part of any event where the dead heat resulted in more selections being paid out as placed than the place odds determined when the bet was originally placed.
4. All early prices and some fixed odds prices are subject to Tattersalls Rule 4(c) in the event of any non-runners. A fixed odds price that could incur a Rule 4 would be where stakes are returned on a non-runner (i.e. a golf group bet). All ante-post bets taken on an ‘All in Run or Not basis’ will not be subject to a Rule 4 deduction, as bets on a non-runner will be losers. See the Horse Racing section for more details on Rule 4 deductions. Should a HORSE be WITHDRAWN when not under orders in an early price race, stakes on that selection will be returned, with bets on other runners in the race subject to a deduction in accordance with Tattersalls Rule 4(c). Should a GREYHOUND be WITHDRAWN in an early price race, all bets on that selection at an early price, nominating either name or trap number, will be void. Bets on remaining runners will be subject to Tattersalls Rule 4(c), unless a reserve runs, in which case all bets will be settled at the starting price.
5. Where a selection is made void, it will be treated as a non-runner for settlement purposes. For singles, bets stakes will be returned. For multiple bets, that selection will be treated as a non-runner and stakes will be placed on the remaining selections in that bet.
6. Unless specifically advertised or displayed on the website, we do not accept Place Only bets without an equal Win bet, with the exception of pari-mutuel bets on overseas horse racing. In any other circumstance, any place stake will be made void, win or lose.
7. Settlement will be made on the information provided by the official sites of competitions and their organisers. Subsequent changes to results are disregarded for settlement purposes, with the exception of obvious errors. If the official information sources don’t contain the results of markets, settlement will be made based on the identical information of several independent, recognised sources. Where there is an absence of information about the results of a finished event or its individual markets for 72 hours from when that event was supposed to be completed, bets on that event or its individual markets may be cancelled.
8. On all Horse Racing markets, the weigh-in will define the official result. Any subsequent changes to the result after the weigh-in will not count for settlement purposes.
9. Winnings will be credited back to a customer’s account once a result has been finalised and we consider that there is no reason to suspect there will be any changes.
10. Marathonbet reserves the right to recover any funds incorrectly credited to customer accounts and to adjust customer balances to rectify errors (for example, if a result was stated incorrectly).

6.4. Any-To-Come (ATC) Bets

1. Any-To-Come Bets, such as Round Robin or Flags, will be accepted win or each way. Where an each-way bet is stipulated, and there are insufficient funds running on to cover the whole of the bet, the win part will be given precedence. Any additional stakes after the win part has been satisfied will be apportioned to the place part.
2. If a selection is a non-runner in an ATC bet, then that stake will be invested as part of the ATC money on the other selections.

6.5. Ante-Post/Outright Betting

Horse & Greyhound Racing

1. Ante-post prices are those offered on
   • 1) Horse Racing prior to the final declaration stage.
   • 2) Greyhound events up to and including the semi-final stage. Any bets placed after the semi-finals or on a single race event will be settled on an early price ‘non-runner, no bet’ basis, and Tattersalls Rule 4(c) will be applied in the event of a non-runner.
2. Ante-post bets are accepted ‘all in run or not, entered or not’. Stakes are lost on an ante-post bet if a selection does not take part. No Tattersalls Rule 4(c) deductions are made from winning bets, except in the circumstances of rule 1 part (ii) above.
3. If a race is postponed to another day:
   • 1) Ante-post bets placed before the entries have closed will stand and will only be made void if:
     • a. the race is abandoned or made void;
     • b. a horse is balloted out under Jockey Club Rules of racing;
     • c. the venue is altered.
   • 2) Ante-post bets placed after the entries have closed will be void, except when:
     • a. the race is run at a later date at the same venue;
     • b. the entries are not re-opened;
     • c. the running surface is not altered (e.g. Turf to Dirt/All Weather or vice versa).
4. Ante-post bets are settled at the price and place terms applicable at the time of acceptance. Should incorrect prices or place terms be given in error, we reserve the right to settle the bet at the correct price or place terms that were available at the time the bet was made.
5. Where the same selection is backed to win two or more ante-post events in an accumulative bet, a special combined price will apply, irrespective of their individual prices at the time. Where no special combined price is available (e.g. a horse to win a Guineas trial and the Guineas), the settlement will be based on the first available odds after each leg has been completed. If the website does not show a special combined price at the time a bet was placed, we reserve the right to amend the prices according to these rules.
6. If a horse is balloted out of a race, then all bets placed on that selection will be void, ante-post or otherwise.
7. Marathonbet rules apply to all instances not covered by these special ante-post rules.

Sports Betting

1. All outright sports bets are 'non-runner, no bet'. Stakes will be returned on competitors or teams who take no part in a tournament.
2. The finishing position of competitors or teams at the end of a scheduled programme of matches will determine placing, with no allowances for play-offs, subsequent enquiries or point deductions by the respective leagues.
3. Season long head-to-heads, handicaps etc. are based on the placing at the end of the scheduled programme of matches with no allowances for play-offs, subsequent enquiries or point deductions by the respective leagues. Where appropriate, the rules on that competition take precedence for head-to-head betting. For example, if goal difference applies to league standings, then a head-to-head bet on two teams finishing with the same number of points will also be defined by goal difference. Handicap bets are calculated in accordance with Rule 6.7.2.
4. In US sports, the Conference winner will be determined after the completion of the conference play-offs and not by the best record during the regular season.

6.6. Each-Way Terms

1. The place part of each-way bets on horse and greyhound racing are settled using the following place terms.

   HORSE RACING
   Non Handicaps	Number of Runners	Handicaps
   Win Only	Under 5 runners	Win Only
   1/4 odds, 1,2	5 - 7 runners	1/4 odds, 1,2
   1/5 odds, 1,2,3	8 - 11 runners	1/5 odds, 1,2,3
   1/5 odds, 1,2,3	12 - 15 runners	1/4 odds, 1,2,3
   1/5 odds, 1,2,3	16 or more runners	1/4 odds, 1,2,3,4

2. 
   

   GREYHOUNDS
   Under 5 runners	Win Only
   5 - 7 runners	1/4 odds, 1,2
   8 or more runners	1/5 odds, 1,2,3

3. On occasion, we may offer enhanced place terms on certain events/races. This will be displayed clearly on the website and in our Special Offers section.

6.7. Handicap & Asian Handicap/Total Betting

1. Handicap – an advantage or disadvantage for a competitor or team, expressed in goals/points/games/seconds etc. which is given by Marathonbet to competitors or teams in specific competitions.
2. When calculating a handicap bet, the handicap that has been given to the competitor or team is added to total amount of goals/points/games/seconds etc. If the result is in favour of your selection, then handicap bets are considered to be winning, otherwise bets are considered lost.
   
   If the result becomes a draw after taking into account the handicap:
   • 1) If there were no handicap draw odds offered, stakes on single bets will be returned. For multiple bets, including accumulators, that selection will be treated as a non-runner.
   • 2) If handicap draw odds were offered, then bets on a draw, taking into account the handicap, are winners. Bets on handicap wins for either selection are losers.
3. Depending on the particular sport, handicap bets may be accepted on a regular time, extra time, overtime, penalty shootouts etc. Please familiarise yourself with the betting rules for each sport in section 7.
   
   Examples of handicap bets:
   • 1) You place a bet on Liverpool (handicap +1.5). On the bet slip this will be displayed as: Liverpool (+1.5) along with the odds for this selection. You are betting on Liverpool to win, draw or lose by not more than 1 goal. In such cases, your bet will be a winner. If Liverpool lose by 2 goals or more, your bet loses.
     
     Assuming that Liverpool lose 1:2, we add the handicap of +1.5, which comes to 2.5 for Liverpool; therefore, handicap bets on Liverpool are winners.
   • 2) You place a bet on Barcelona (handicap -2.0). In the bet slip, it will be displayed as: Barcelona (-2.0) along with the odds for this selection. You are betting on Barcelona to win by at least 3 clear goals. If Barcelona draw, lose or win with only 1 goal difference, your bet loses. If Barcelona wins with 2 clear goals (for example 3:1), then
     • a. if there were no handicap odds on a draw, stakes on single bets will be returned. For multiple bets, including accumulators, that selection will be treated as a non-runner;
     • b. if there were handicap odds on a draw available, and you had a bet on Barcelona to win with a (-2.0) handicap, your bet will lose. Bets on a draw (with a handicap) will be winners.
4. Double Asian handicaps and totals are bets where the stake is split into 2 equal parts. One part of the bet is on the whole number and the other part on the non-whole number. A single price is offered for this bet. For example, if an Asian Handicap were offered as (-1.0, -1.5) and €100 were to be staked on this, €50 would be placed at -1.0 and €50 at -1.5. Similarly, if an Asian Total Goal were offered as (over 3.0, 3.5) and €100 were to be staked, €50 would be placed at over 3.0 and €50 at over 3.5. Click here for further details.

6.8. Related Contingencies

1. Multiple bets are not accepted where the outcome of one part of the bet contributes to the outcome of another, unless a specific price is displayed for that eventuality.
2. If the website does not show a special combined price at the time a bet was placed, we reserve the right to settle related contingency bets as such where the selections clash. For example, a €20 double on Federer to win by 3 sets to 0 and to win the match outright is settled as 2 x €10 singles. However, where the related parts of the bet are resolved at different times, the bet will be settled as displayed, with the price for the second or subsequent legs being determined at each individual stage. For example, a €20 double on Federer to win the semi-final at 8/15 and Federer to win the same tournament outright at 13/8, is settled as a €20 double on Federer to win the semi-final at 8/15 with the price for Federer to win outright being the first available odds after Federer has won his semi-final. In the event of Federer losing either the semi-final or the final, the bet is losing.

6.9. Forecasts

1. Forecasts are accepted on horse and greyhound races of three or more runners. In certain other sports, a fixed odds price might be offered on a specific finishing order.
2. For horse races, bets are settled as straight forecasts, in accordance with the Computerised Starting Price forecast returns.
3. For greyhound races, all forecasts for BAGS/BEGS meetings are settled as computer straight forecasts.
4. Unnamed favourites or second favourites are not accepted for forecast bets.
5. If a race is reduced to only two runners, all forecast bets will be settled as a win single on the selection nominated to finish first.
6. Should a selection become a non-runner in a forecast, the bet will be void. In reversed or combination bets, each forecast is treated separately. In ‘with the field’ or ‘the field with’ bets, if the selection nominated with or against the field is a non-runner, the bet will be void.

6.10. Tricasts

1. A tricast is where you name the first, second and third placed selection in the correct order for a race where a tricast dividend is declared. In certain other sports a fixed odds price might be offered on a specific finishing order.
2. If a tricast bet is taken on a race where no tricast dividend is declared, the bet will be settled as a straight forecast on the selections nominated to finish first and second. The third placing will have no bearing on the settlement.
3. Where one selection is a non-runner, the bet will be settled as a straight forecast on the remaining selections which must finish first and second in the order given.
4. Where two selections are non-runners, the bet will be void.

6.11. Favourite Betting

1. The favourite is the horse or greyhound which is returned at the shortest odds.
2. Where you nominate the favourite and two or more runners start at the shortest odds, then your stake is divided equally over the two ‘Joint’ or ‘Co’-Favourites created. For example, where two are returned at the shortest odds, then these two are joint 1^st and 2^nd favourites, and the next shortest price runner is the 3^rd favourite.
3. Stakes will be returned on single favourite bets where the return, regardless of the result, is less than the original outlay. For example, 10/11 Joint Favourites, 11/4 Co-Favourite of four etc. Where the situation occurs with ‘joint’ or ‘co-favourites’ in an accumulative bet, the selection will be treated as a non-runner.
4. If the favourite should be withdrawn before coming under starter’s orders, but too late for a new market to be formed, that favourite will be treated as a non-runner for settlement purposes, unless a particular bet’s rules stipulate otherwise.

6.12. VIP bets

1. VIP bet–A special bet, the amount of which exceeds the current maximum stake for the chosen selection(s).
2. Terminology used: Current maximum–the maximum stake allowed for the chosen selection(s). VIP minimum–the minimum VIP bet stake set by the company (€100 or other currency equivalent). VIP request–the amount of a VIP bet stake which exceeds the current maximum stake allowed.
3. When a VIP request is made, the current maximum stake allowed is accepted from the customer. This amount shall not be subject to cancellation should the VIP request be subsequently declined.
4. The duration of a VIP request decision-making period for the company shall be determined from the moment of the receipt of the VIP request to the start of the first event in the bet, and in any case shall not exceed 10 minutes.
5. Any single, accumulator or multiple bet can form a VIP bet, although VIP bet requests are not accepted on certain sporting events. After the completion of all events in a VIP bet, it shall be settled as normal in accordance with the general rules.
6. VIP bet requests are not accepted on live events.

Example: The current maximum allowed stake for a bet is €80.00. The VIP bet amount must not be less than the VIP minimum imposed by the company, which is set at €100.00.

A customer wishes to bet €400.00. They specify the amount in the bet slip after choosing their selections and the bet type, then tick the VIP bet box. When this bet is placed, the customer’s account balance decreases by the current maximum amount, €80.00. The rest of the amount, €320.00, remains in the account and is considered a VIP request.

The company may then make any of the following decisions concerning a customer’s VIP request:

1. The VIP request is accepted for the amount specified by the customer (i.e. €320.00), so a total bet of €400.00 is placed.
2. The VIP request is accepted for a lesser amount than requested by the customer (€100.00), so a total bet of €180.00 is placed.
3. The VIP request is rejected; the total bet amount remains equal to the current maximum of €80.00.

If a VIP request is accepted by the company partly or in full, the customer’s account balance decreases by the VIP bet amount.

6.13. Cash Out T&Cs

1. The Cash Out option gives you the opportunity to settle a bet at the displayed value before the market is closed. All winnings that come from the use of the Cash Out functionality will be automatically credited to the player's account as funds that can be withdrawn.
2. Only selected types of bets are eligible for the Cash Out option.
3. Bets generated from ‘Free Bet’ offers, or bets that form part of other promotions or special offers, are not eligible for Cash Out.
4. The Cash Out option may not be available for some selections.
5. The Cash Out option is not available at all times; the option is not guaranteed.
6. You will be eligible to participate in the offer when the Cash Out value is displayed in addition to the ‘Potential Returns’ in the ‘Open Bets’ tab (the Cash Out Value will be shown next to the words ‘Cash Out’).
7. The availability of Cash Out is also indicated in the Bet History. You can check the current Cash Out value for an eligible bet by reviewing the bet details in the ‘Open Bets’ tab on your Marathonbet account.
8. The Cash Out option may be delayed due to price fluctuations.
9. Marathonbet reserves the right to amend, suspend or remove Cash Out availability before accepting a bet eligible for Cash Out, at any time, on any market and for any customer.
10. Marathonbet will not be held responsible for imagery, messaging or social media content after the offer has been withdrawn or expired.
11. In the event of a ‘Cash Out Value’ pricing error, Marathonbet will void the ‘Cash Out Offer’ whilst immediately informing the customer. The original bet will be settled in accordance with the Marathonbet ‘Betting Rules’ set out within the General Terms and Conditions.
12. Marathonbet will not be held responsible if the Cash Out option is not available due to technical issues or other issues that prevent the Cash Out being made.
13. The Auto Cash Out option allows you to set thresholds, which will trigger Cash Out if reached.
14. The Auto Cash Out option is available for bets with the Cash Out option.
15. Activation of the Auto Cash Out option in the ‘Open Bets’ tab can be completed by clicking on the ‘gearwheel’ icon, which will be displayed next to the Cash Out button.
16. In the value field you can set the maximum threshold, minimum threshold, or both thresholds at the same time. Once thresholds are applied, the ‘gearwheel’ icon will change its appearance.
17. Once one of the set thresholds is reached, it will trigger Cash Out.
18. The Partial Cash Out function allows you to withdraw part of the Cash Out amount.
19. The Partial Cash Out function is only available for bets where the Cash Out function is available.
20. The Partial Cash Out function can be activated in the ‘Open Bets’ tab, by clicking on the ‘gearwheel’ button, which will be displayed next to the Cash Out button.
21. Once the Partial Cash Out has been confirmed, the indicated Cash Out amount is paid out for the existing bet, and a new bet is placed with the remaining stake. The price for the new bet will remain unchanged.

6.14. Terms and Conditions of the ‘Edit bet’ feature

1. The ‘Edit bet’ feature allows you to add, replace or delete selections, change your bet type or increase your bet amount.
2. The ‘Edit bet’ feature is available for Open Bets that have the ‘Cash Out’ feature enabled.
3. When using the ‘Edit bet’ feature, the current bet is ‘cashed out’ and a new bet is placed at the same time. The stake of the new bet will be equal to the Cash Out offered for the current bet, except in the following situations:
   • a) when you have increased the bet amount yourself;
   • b) when the new bet consists of several bets and the total stake for the new bet cannot be distributed evenly among all parts of the new bet. In the latter case, the total stake will be rounded down, so that it can be distributed evenly among all parts of the new bet, with the remaining amount credited back to your gaming account.
   You can always monitor the flow of your funds in the ‘Account History’ section.
4. To edit a bet, you need to click on the pencil icon at the top of your Bet Slip in the Open Bets tab, after which the ‘Edit bet’ feature will open. In the bet editing mode, the following actions are available:
   • a) Adding a selection. When you select the ‘Add selection’ feature, the adding mode will be enabled. You can then choose a selection that you want to add.
   • b) Replacing a selection. When you select the ‘Replace selection’ feature, a drop-down list will appear that allows you to choose an alternative selection for the same market.
   • c) Removing a selection. When you select the ‘Remove selection’ feature, the selection will be excluded from the bet. If necessary, you can add the selection back into the bet.
   • d) Changing the bet type. When you select the ‘Bet type’ option, you can change a bet type to any of the offered types.
   • e) Increasing the bet stake. To increase the bet amount, you need to specify by how much you would like to increase the current stake, using the ‘Amount’ field.
   • f) Confirmation. To finish editing and place a new bet, you need to click on the ‘Confirm’ button.
5. The new bet will be placed considering the current restrictions applied to the chosen outcomes.
6. After editing, the new bet will be placed using the current odds.
7. Marathonbet shall not accept responsibility for the unavailability of the ‘Edit bet’ feature due to technical problems or any other issues that do not allow for the editing of a bet.
8. Marathonbet reserves the right to change, suspend or cancel the availability of the ‘Edit bet’ feature at any time, for any event outcomes or for any customers.
9. Marathonbet reserves the right to cancel the settlement of an edited bet if the bet or outcome has been settled incorrectly.

6.15. Claims and Disputes

1. Only the registered player may submit complaints. In accordance with Article 1.3, Section c of the National Ordinance on Games of Chance (Landsverordening op de kansspelen, ‘LOK’), selling, donating, renting out, leasing, pawning, or pledging any of your claims under any title is prohibited.
2. Claims and disputes will not be considered if submitted more than six months after the date on which the original bet was settled. All long-term bets can be checked by viewing the 'Bet History' page online. In this way, you can verify that they are accurate.
3. While a complaint may be submitted within six months, please be aware that, due to the nature of live (in-play) betting, some related data is retained only for a limited time and may become unavailable shortly after the event. Therefore, we strongly recommend reporting any concerns as soon as possible, as prompt action may be required.
4. We will first provide you with assistance and try to resolve your concern when you contact us. If you would like to proceed further, please submit a complaint using our complaint form (Marathonbet.com Complaint Form) and send the completed document, via email, to [email protected]. If you need further assistance, please refer to the 'Contact Us' section on our website for more information.
5. We aim to resolve complaints as quickly as possible. After receiving your complaint, we will confirm its receipt via email within one week. We aim to assess and respond to complaints within four weeks. If more time is required due to complexity or missing information, we may extend this period by up to an additional four weeks after sending you prior written notice.
   Responsible gaming complaints are prioritised. We will confirm receipt within two days and aim to resolve such complaints within five business days, with a maximum extension of two weeks if needed.
6. Any complaint or dispute arising from or relating to these Terms and Conditions, a transaction, or any other matter shall be resolved through our complaints procedure prior to pursuing any other legal or equitable remedy.
7. If a complaint or dispute is not resolved through the internal complaints procedure, such unresolved complaint or dispute may be referred by either party to Resolvo Curaçao to be settled by binding alternative dispute resolution. The alternative dispute resolution proceedings are free of cost for the player.
8. For information regarding the alternative dispute resolution procedure and Resolvo Curaçao or to submit a claim, visit www.resolvocuracao.com or send an email to [email protected].
9. If you believe that we have violated any regulatory requirements, you have the right to contact the Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA). The CGA will investigate any potential breaches of regulations but will not interfere in the individual complaint resolution process.

7. Sport Rules

7.1. General Sport Rules

1. The date and start time of an event are for informational purposes only. For bet settlement, the start time is considered to be the actual time of the start of the event, as determined by the official organisation responsible for the event, match, etc.
2. All bets placed after the actual start of an event will be void, except in the case of live bets and bets on events with odds that are updated during the course of the match.
3. An event is considered postponed or cancelled if the officially scheduled start time is altered.
4. If, for any reason, a match or a competition is postponed or rescheduled to start more than 30 hours after the originally scheduled start time, all bets on that competition will be void.
5. If, for any reason, a match or a competition is postponed and starts within 30 hours of the originally scheduled start time, all bets will stand. If an interrupted match or a competition is not restarted within 30 hours, all bets will be void, unless the market result has already been determined. This rule does not apply to the events which can take over 30 hours in their regular course.
6. If a participant withdraws before the start of the event, all bets on that participant will be void.
7. If a participant withdraws after the competition has already started for any reason (injury, retirement, etc.), all bets placed before the start of the last round in which that participant took part will stand, and the remainder of the bets will be void.
8. All bets are settled based on the award ceremony or official final standings, disregarding the results of any subsequent investigations or disqualifications.
9. If the initial set of participants (teams, individuals) of an event (match, match-up or fight) is changed to a different one, all bets on that event will be cancelled. The age specified in a team name is for informational purposes only. Whilst every effort is taken to ensure data accuracy, Marathonbet will not be liable for incorrect information.
10. In the case of a match format alteration that affects the duration of the normal time of the match, all bets will be void.
    In the case of a match format alteration (number of played halves, periods, etc.) that does not affect the duration of the normal time of the match, all bets will stand excluding bets on match parts (halves, periods, etc.).
    In the case of a match format alteration (number of sets, etc.), all bets will be void excluding bets on sets, games, points, etc.
    In the case of a set format alteration (number of games, points, etc.), all bets will be void excluding bets on games, points, etc.
    All bets stand if information on match format alterations is stated in the event or competition details.
11. In team competitions, the following terms are used: Hosts (home teams) and Guests (away teams). Hosts and Guests are marked with numbers 1 and 2 respectively. The only exceptions are the events with names that include venue names. For such events numbers 1 and 2 are used for reference only, and the terms Hosts and Guests are not applied.
12. If a match was played at a neutral venue and this fact had not been announced beforehand, then all bets remain valid. In this case numbers 1 and 2 are used for reference only, and the terms Hosts and Guests are not applied. If a match was played at the venue belonging to the Guests, all bets will be void.
13. Normal time is the duration of the match as stated in the rules of competition in the sport, including additional time, but excluding extra time, overtimes, penalty shootouts etc.
14. Bets on match parts (halves, quarters, periods, etc.) are settled based on the result of this particular part of the match, not on the basis of the current match score. Bets on the last part of the match are settled based on the result, disregarding extra time, penalty shootouts, overtimes, etc. If a match is interrupted and is not finished within the time frame set in the current rules, all bets on the match parts that haven’t been played or finished will be void, unless the market result has already been determined.
15. To Win Match with Handicap (3-way). Bets on the Team to Win selection are considered winners if the winning margin of goals (points, yellow cards, etc.) is strictly over the selected negative handicap value for the selected team or strictly under the selected positive handicap value for the selected team. If the winning margin of goals (points, yellow cards, etc.) is equal to the selected handicap, bets on the Draw are considered winners.
16. Totals betting (3-way). Bets on the Under selection are considered winners if the resulting number of goals (points, yellow cards, etc.) is strictly lower than the selected value. Bets on the Exactly selection are considered winners if the resulting number of goals (points, yellow cards, etc.) is equal to the selected value. Bets on the Over selection are considered winners if the resulting number of goals (points, yellow cards, etc.) is strictly higher than the selected value.
17. Match-up betting on events with 2 participants. If both participants achieve the same result, and а price for the draw is not offered, all bets will be void. If any one of the participants fails to take part in an event, all bets will be void.
18. Match-up betting on events with 3 participants. If all participants achieve the same result, all bets will be void. If 2 of the 3 participants achieve the same result, the dead heat rule will apply. If any one of the 3 participants fails to take part in an event, all bets will be void.
19. Additional information stated in event details shall take precedence over the Sport by Sport Rules (Section 7.2). The Sport by Sport Rules shall take precedence over the General Rules (Section 7.1).
20. Sports and cases not covered by specific rules regarding bet placement or bet settlement are subject to the General Sport Rules and General Rules.
21. Bets on statistics are settled based on data from the sports statistics sources listed below. Marathonbet reserves the right to choose any of the listed sports statistics sources for bet settlement.
    Sports statistics sources:
    • official competition sources (tournament, team, federation websites, etc.)
    • providers of the data feed for an event
    • broadcasts (when settling bets, Marathonbet reserves the right to disregard statistical data not displayed in the broadcast)
    • alternative information sources (www.espn.com, www.whoscored.com, www.xscores.com, www.flashscore.com, www.sofascore.com).

7.2. Rules Sport by Sport

7.2.1. AFL (Aussie Rules)

1. Markets based on the official time periods of the match and Winning Margin are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (80 minutes of play, 4 quarters of 20 minutes). All other bets are based on the official match result, including overtime. A match must be played completely for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined. If a match finishes in a Draw, then bets on either team to win the match will be void.
2. First Goalscorer: Bets on players not taking part in the match will be void as will bets on the first goalscorer where the selection comes on after the first goal is scored. Players that are substituted or sent off before the first goal are losers. If the first goal was scored by a player not quoted then all bets that were placed on any other named player are losers, subject to the previous rules, unless an ‘any unquoted’ selection is offered. If the match is abandoned before a goal is scored all First Goalscorer bets will be void.

7.2.2. American Football

1. Double Result (half time/full time), Winning Margin and official time period markets are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (60 minutes of play, 4 quarters of 15 minutes). All other bets are based on the official match result, including overtime. A match must be played for at least 55 minutes for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined. If a match is a tie after overtime, then all bets placed on the Match Result market will be void.
2. First/Last Touchdown scorer: A player must play in the game for more than one second for bets on them to stand.
3. Highest Scoring Quarter: If two or more quarters have the joint highest score by the end of regular time, the dead heat rules apply.

7.2.3. Athletics

1. The start of the first qualifying round is deemed the start of the competition.
2. Head to Head Betting (athlete or team): Both competitors must start the event for bets to stand. If one competitor is forced to withdraw for any reason, their opponent will be considered the winner. If neither competitor completes the event, then all bets on that match are void.

7.2.4. Badminton

1. If a match is delayed or postponed for any reason, then all bets will stand until the end of the match or the end of the tournament.
2. If a player retires or is disqualified, bets on the match result will stand as long as one game has been completed, otherwise these bets will be void. Bets on other markets will be void unless a definitive result for that market has already been determined. The player that progresses to the next round or that is awarded the victory after the first game has been completed will be deemed the winner.

7.2.5. Ball Hockey

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (45 minutes of play, 3 periods of 15 minutes), unless specifically detailed otherwise. Overtime and shootouts count for bets on markets Match Winner, To Qualify, To Be Promoted, Winner etc. A match must be played for at least 40 minutes for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined.

7.2.6. Bandy

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (90 minutes of play, 2 halves of 45 minutes or 3 periods of 30 minutes), unless specifically detailed otherwise. Extra time counts on bets for markets Match Winner, To Qualify, To Be Promoted, Winner etc. A match must be played for at least 80 minutes for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined.

7.2.7. Baseball

1. All bets are based on the official match result, including all additional innings. If a match is a tie, then all bets placed on the market Match Result will be void.
2. If, for any reason, a match or a competition is postponed or rescheduled to start more than 12 hours later than the originally scheduled start time, all bets will be void.
3. All bets still stand if:
   • 1) an interrupted game is not restarted within 12 hours and there have been at least 5 full innings played (or 4 1/2 innings if the team batting second is leading at the time); or
   • 2) in accordance with the competition's rules, the planned number of innings is reduced, or the match is completed early, and there is a significant advantage held by one of the teams.
4. All baseball betting is offered on the basis that both the pitchers listed at the time a bet was struck start the game. Both named pitchers must start and throw at least one pitch for bets to stand. Should either listed pitcher fail to start the game for any reason, all bets on that game will be void. If the names of the starting pitchers are not listed, all bets are accepted irrespective of the starting pitchers.
5. A listed player should be in the starting lineup for a bet on the player’s statistics to be settled. Should a player not be included in the starting lineup, bets on this player's statistics will be void.

7.2.8. Basketball

1. Normal Time Result (1X2), official time period markets, and three-pointer markets are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (48 minutes play, 4 quarters of 12 minutes, or 40 minutes play, 4 quarters of 10 minutes, or 2 halves of 20 minutes). All other bets are based on the official match result, including overtimes. Overtime based on aggregate scores over two matches counts on bets for markets To Qualify, To Be Promoted, Winner etc. A match must be played for at least 35 minutes for matches of 40 minutes and 40 minutes for matches of 48 minutes for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined. If a match ends in a tie, then all bets placed on the market Match Winner will be void.
2. Quarter with Most Points, Half with Most Points: If two or more halves/quarters have the joint most points at the end of normal time, the dead heat rules apply.
3. Player Statistics: The player must play in the game for more than one second for bets on them to stand.
4. Basketball 3X3: Normal Time Result (1X2) markets are based on the result at the end of normal time or on the final result after the required number of points have been scored during normal time. All other bets are based on the official match result, including overtime. If a match ends in a tie, then all bets placed on the market Match Winner will be void.

7.2.9. Beach Handball

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (20 minutes of play, 2 halves of 10 minutes), unless specifically detailed otherwise. Penalty shootouts count on bets for markets To Qualify, Winner etc. A match must be played for at least 18 minutes for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined.

7.2.10. Beach Soccer

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (36 minutes of play, 3 periods of 12 minutes), unless specifically detailed otherwise. Extra time and penalty shootouts count on bets for markets To Qualify, Winner etc. A match must be played for at least 30 minutes for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined.

7.2.11. Beach Volleyball

1. If a match is delayed or postponed for any reason, then all bets will stand until the end of the match or the end of the tournament.
2. If a team retires or is disqualified, bets on the match result will stand as long as one set has been completed, otherwise these bets will be void. Bets on other markets will be void unless a definitive result for that market has already been determined. The team that progresses to the next round or that is awarded the victory after the first set has been completed will be deemed the winner.

7.2.12. Bowls

1. Set and Match Betting: The full number of sets required to win the match must be achieved. If circumstances, for whatever reason, prevail so the match is awarded to a contestant before this is achieved, the set betting on that match will be void unless further play could not have affected the result.
2. In the event of a match being awarded to a player before the full number of sets is played, the match bets will stand on the official winner, so long as at least one end has been completed.

7.2.13. Boxing

1. A fight is defined as having started once the timer for the first round begins. If a fighter cannot continue the fight before the timer has started for the beginning of the next round, the fight is defined as having finished in the previous round.
2. Fight Result (3-way): All bets are based on the official fight result, including the Draw selection. Fight Result (2-way): All bets are based on the official fight result, excluding the Draw selection. If a fight is a tie, then all bets placed on the market will be void.
3. Fight Result. Round; Fight Result. Grouped Rounds; Fight Ending. Round. If, for any reason, a points decision is awarded or a fighter is disqualified before the full number of rounds have been completed, bets will be settled on the round in which the fight was stopped. Bets that nominate the 'full distance winner' will only be deemed winners if the full number of rounds are completed.
4. Total Rounds. Only completed rounds are considered for bet settlement. A round is considered completed when the time allotted for that round has finished.
5. In the event of a 'no contest' being declared, or a fight being abandoned for any reason before the completion of the contest, all bets will be made void unless otherwise stated or the result of the market had already been determined.
6. In the case of a fight format alteration (number of rounds), all bets will be void, excluding Fight Result markets (2-way and 3-way).
7. Knockdown: All bets on the outcome 'Yes' are won if the referee starts the count on a knocked-down boxer.

7.2.14. Chess

1. All bets are based on the official game result. The match result is decided by the results of all games of the match.
2. If, upon the completion of a tournament, several players share first place, and a tie break for first place is not played, then the dead heat rules apply (Rule 6.3.3).
3. Number ‘1’ denotes the player with the white pieces, regardless of the location of the game.
4. If a game is delayed or postponed for any reason, then all bets will stand until the end of the game or the end of the tournament.
5. Handicap Betting (0): If a game finishes in a Draw, all bets will be void.

7.2.15. Cricket

1) General Cricket Rules

1. An innings is deemed to have reached its natural conclusion if the team is all out, has declared or has won the match. If the original amount of scheduled overs has been reduced (as a result of weather conditions or for any other reason), this innings cannot be deemed to have reached its natural conclusion.
2. Unless otherwise stated, batsman markets are based on runs scored, and bowler markets are based on wickets taken. If a batsman does not complete their innings (retires, is injured etc.) then their score at the end of the innings will be deemed their final total. A batsman must face at least one ball, and a bowler must bowl at least one ball, for bets on that specified player to stand on their respective markets.
3. Man of The Match/Top Batsman/Bowler: Bets on a player in the starting eleven will stand irrespective of whether they bat or bowl. Dead heat rules apply.
4. Next Man Out/Next Wicket Dismissal Method: Bets on these markets will be void if neither player is out or if a player retires hurt.
5. Opening Partnership: The Opening Partnership is the score at the fall of the first wicket. If a batsman retires, bets on this market will be decided on the fall of the next wicket. For the highest opening partnership, bets will stand providing both opening partnerships are completed or the result has already been determined.
6. Total Wickets/Wicket in Over: A batsman who retires due to injury will not count as a lost wicket.
7. Total Wides/Byes/Leg Byes/No Balls/Extras: All runs scored off a wide/bye/leg bye/no ball/extra count for these markets. Total Byes: Leg byes are not included in this market.
8. Number of 4’s/6’s/Boundaries: Only boundaries off the bat and attributed to the batsman count. Extras and/or overthrows do not count.
9. Most Run Outs: This market is based on which team creates the most run-outs when they are fielding.
10. Total Runs/Highest Score - Specified number of overs (for example, first 15 overs): The specified number of overs must be bowled for bets to stand, unless the innings has reached its natural conclusion or further play could not have affected the result.
11. Total Runs/Wicket in Over: An over must be completed for bets to stand, unless the innings has reached its natural conclusion or further play could not have affected the result. Bets are void if an over has not been started.
12. Series Betting: If the designated number of matches in a series is not completed, bets on the series winner will be void unless enough matches have been played to determine the winner. Bets on the correct series score will be settled as a dead heat, dependent on the number of possible scores remaining. Correct score bets that have already been determined will be settled accordingly. If a series is drawn and no price for the draw was offered, bets will be void.
13. Series/Tournament Top Batsman/Bowler markets: All players will count irrespective of whether they play in any match or not.

2) Limited Overs Matches

1. All bets are based on the official match result, unless specifically detailed otherwise. If there is insufficient play to determine a winner, and the side progressing to the next round is decided by a bowl out or coin toss, bets on the match winner will be void. If a completed match ends in a tie, bets on that match will be settled as a dead heat unless a ‘super over’ determines the winner. A ‘super over’ will only be used to determine the match winner and will not affect the settlement of any other match markets.
   All bets on the match stand (excluding Man of The Match/Top Batsman/Bowler) providing at least one of the following:
   
   • 1) Both teams bat for at least 90% of the scheduled number of overs at the time a bet was placed.
   • 2) An innings has reached its natural conclusion.
   • 3) The market has already been determined.
   
   All bets relating to an innings stand (excluding Top Batsman/Bowler) providing at least one of the following:
   
   • 1) That team bats for at least 90% of the scheduled number of overs at the time a bet was placed.
   • 2) An innings has reached its natural conclusion.
   • 3) The market has already been determined.
2. Top Batsman/Bowler: All bets stand providing at least one of the following:
   
   • 1) Both teams bowl at least 50% of the scheduled number of overs at the time a bet was placed.
   • 2) An innings has reached its natural conclusion.
   • 3) The market has already been determined.
3. Top Batsman/Bowler (Team): All bets stand providing at least one of the following:
   
   • 1) At least 50% of the scheduled number of overs are bowled for that innings at the time a bet was placed.
   • 2) An innings has reached its natural conclusion.
   • 3) The market has already been determined.

3) Test Matches / 2 Innings Matches

1. All bets are based on the official match result, unless specifically detailed otherwise. In the event of a tied match, bets will be settled as a dead heat, and stakes on a draw will be lost. Please note that a tie (when the match is completed, both teams finish on equal scores and the team batting last has completed its innings) is a different result from a draw (when the allotted time for a match has expired and neither team has won).
   All bets on the match result stand, providing at least 50 overs have been bowled.
   On other match markets, all bets stand providing at least one of the following:
   
   • 1) Each team bowls at least 50 overs in each of their first innings.
   • 2) An innings has reached its natural conclusion.
   • 3) The market has already been determined.
   
   All bets on an individual innings stand providing at least one of the following:
   
   • 1) At least 50 overs are bowled in that innings.
   • 2) That innings has reached its natural conclusion.
   • 3) The market has already been determined.
2. Highest Score - 1st Innings: Both teams must complete their first innings (including declarations) for bets to stand unless the market has already been determined.

7.2.16. Curling

1. All bets (except those bets on the parts of the match) are based on the official match result, including extra ends if played.
2. All bets stand providing there have been at least 5 full ends played, unless the market has already been determined.
3. A team loses a match, regardless of the current score, if it did not have time to complete all their throws.

7.2.17. Cycling

1. The start of the first qualifying round is the start of the competition.
2. Head-to-Head Betting (rider or team): Both competitors must start for bets to stand. If one competitor is forced to withdraw for any reason, their opponent will be considered the winner. If neither competitor completes the event, then all bets on that match are void.

7.2.18. Darts

1. The match start is defined by the dart being thrown at the target at the beginning of the first leg.
2. If a player retires or is disqualified, bets will be void unless a definitive result for that market has already been determined. The player that progresses to the next round or that is awarded the victory will be deemed the winner.
3. Match Result (3-way): All bets are based on the official match result, including the Draw selection.
4. Match Result (2-way): All bets are based on the official match result, excluding the Draw selection. If a match ends in a tie, all bets placed on the market will be void.
5. Checkout Colour. ‘Bull’ counts as red.
6. First Dart Total Points: If the first dart misses the target, zero points are scored.
7. First To Score A 180: If neither competitor scores 180, all bets on this market will be void.

7.2.19. Esports

1. Unless otherwise stated, all bets are settled on the basis of the official result of the match, including any additional rounds.
2. If a match is interrupted due to one or more competitors failing to continue or being disqualified, bets on all markets will be void unless the market has already been determined.
3. If at least one of the competitors was awarded a forfeit loss of the match, or any part of it, bets on all markets will be void unless the market has already been determined.
4. If a match is started with one competitor having a lead on the basis of any regulations or technical reason, all bets will be void unless that information had been displayed at the time the bet was placed.
5. If a match is, for any reason, postponed or rescheduled to start more than 72 hours after the planned official start time, then all the bets will be void.
6. If the format of the match is changed (i.e. the number of maps, rounds, etc.), all bets will be void unless that information had been displayed at the time the bet was placed or the change in the format did not affect a particular market (i.e. bets on individual maps, rounds etc.).
7. If a map name which had been specifically displayed for an event is changed, all bets will be void.
8. Bets on additional markets (First Blood, First n-Kills, First Roshan Kill) are settled from game logs of the event.
9. If a player or a team changes their name, all bets placed with the previous player’s or team’s name will stand. 
10. If a part of a match (map, round etc.) is restarted for any reason, all bets placed prior to the restart will stand and will be settled on the basis of the official result of the match.
11. Duration of Map (map to end before/after N min.): For settlement purposes, the time 14:59 is in the 15th minute, the time 15:00 is in the 16th minute.
12. First To Destroy Tower: The team whose tower is destroyed first will be deemed the loser irrespective of which team made the last hit.

7.2.20. Field Hockey

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (70 minutes of play, 2 halves of 35 minutes or 4 quarters of 17 minutes 30 seconds; 60 minutes of play, 2 halves of 30 minutes or 4 quarters of 15 minutes), unless specifically detailed otherwise. Extra time and penalty shootouts count on bets for markets Match Winner, To Qualify, Winner etc. For bets to stand, a match of 70 minutes must be played for at least 60 minutes, or a match of 60 minutes must be played for at least 50 minutes, unless the market has already been determined.

7.2.21. Floorball

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (60 minutes of play, 3 periods of 20 minutes), unless specifically detailed otherwise. Extra time and penalty shootouts count on bets for markets Match Winner, To Qualify, Winner etc. A match must be played for at least 50 minutes for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined.

7.2.22. Football

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of full time (90 minutes of play, 2 halves of 45 minutes or 80 minutes of play, 2 halves of 40 minutes), unless specifically detailed otherwise. A match must be played completely for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined. If a referee ends the match and the result has been determined, the match will be considered to have been played completely. Extra time and penalty shootouts count on bets for markets To Qualify, To Be Promoted, Winner etc.
2. Extra Time and Penalty Shootouts: All bets are based on the extra time and penalty shootouts results only. The result at the end of full time (90 minutes play) does not count.
3. First Goalscorer: Own goals do not count. If the first goal is an own goal, then bets on the first goalscorer will count on the next goal. If the only goals in the match are own goals, then the winning selection will be ‘No Goalscorer’. Bets on players that have been substituted or sent off before the first goal has been scored are losers. If a player has not entered the field of play before the first goal is scored, then all bets on this player will be void. If the first goal was scored by a player that is not quoted, then all bets on other players, subject to the conditions above, are losers. If an ‘any unquoted’ selection is offered, bets on that selection will cover all players not quoted.
4. Last Goalscorer: Own goals do not count. If the last goal is an own goal, then bets on the last goalscorer will count for the previous goal. If the only goals in the match are own goals, then the winning selection will be ‘No Goalscorer’. All players that take part in the match will be considered as participants for last goalscorer purposes, whether on the pitch at the time of the last goal or not. If a player has not entered the field of play during the match, all bets on this player will be void. If the last goal was scored by a player that is not quoted, then all bets on other players, subject to the conditions above, are losers. If an ‘any unquoted’ selection is offered, bets on that selection will cover all players that are not quoted.
5. Anytime Goalscorer: Own goals do not count. If a player does not enter the field of play during the match, all bets on this player will be void.
6. Scorecasts: To win you must predict both the player that will score the first goal in the match and also the correct score at the end of full time. Bets on related outcomes for the same event are accepted at adjusted odds. If such a bet has been accepted at the full odds erroneously, it will be settled at the appropriate, altered odds for the combination. The score 0-0 and No Goalscorer is settled as a correct score single. If your selected player joins the match after the first goal has been scored or does not take part in the game, then Scorecast bets will revert to a single on the correct score. Own goals do not count. If the first goal in the match is an own goal, then the Scorecast bet will be settled based on who scores the next goal and on the correct match score. If all goals in the match are own goals, the Scorecast bet will revert to a single Correct Score bet. If the match is abandoned after a goal has been scored and not completed in accordance with General Sport Rules, then all bets will be settled as First Goalscorer singles at the appropriate odds.
7. Order of Goals (team): Own goals count for the side credited with the goal. If there is no goal, then ‘No Goals’ or ‘Neither’ bets will be settled as winners.
8. Goals and Scoring Times, and Interval markets (interval result, interval goals, interval totals, interval corners etc.): For settlement purposes, the time 14:59 is counted as the 15th minute, the time 15:00 is counted as the 16th minute.
9. Cards: Cards shown for a foul or incident during the half-time interval or after the final whistle has been blown will not count. Cards shown to non-players (e.g. managers, coaching staff, players after they have been substituted or substitutes who have not yet been used) do not count. A second yellow card awarded to the same player counts only as a Red (i.e. in a Total Yellow Cards market, a second yellow card issued to the same player will not count). If the first cards shown involve two or more players from different teams being booked/sent off following the same incident, bets on the market ‘Next Yellow/Red Card’ will be void.
10. Corner Betting: Corners awarded but not taken will not count for settlement purposes (e.g. a corner awarded but not taken before the final whistle will not count). If a referee orders a corner to be retaken this will only count once.
11. Manager Betting: If we offer prices on a team’s next manager, next manager to be sacked etc. and it comes to light that bets may have been placed after the decision has been made, then we reserve the right to void these bets. Manager markets will always be on an ‘others on request’ basis.
12. Team to Win from Behind: The team must be losing at any stage during the match and have won the match at the end of full time.
13. Team to Win to Nil: The team must win at the end of full time and not allow the opposing team to score.
14. Goal by Header (first, last, any): Headed own goals do not count. If there are no goals in the match, ‘No’ is the winner of this market.
15. Player to Score 2 Goals & 3 or More Goals: Bets predicting that any player must score exactly 2 or 3 or more goals respectively. Own goals do not count.
16. Additional Time Goal: Bets predicting that any player will score a goal during additional time in either the 1^st or 2^nd half.
17. Penalty Shootout Markets: All bets are based on the penalties actually taken, even if the result of the shootout is determined before the scheduled number have been taken.
18. Substitute to Score: Own goals do not count. If there are no goals in the match, ‘No’ is the winner of this market.
19. Total Goal Minutes: A goal scored during additional time is considered as a goal scored during the last minute of the 1st or 2nd half of regular time. 
20. To Occur First: If neither of the two market selections has occurred during the match, bets on this market will be void.
21. Shots on Target and Total Shots. For bet settlement purposes, goals scored count towards the Shots on Target and Total Shots statistics, while own goals do not count.
22. Hit Post or Crossbar. When settling bets on Hit Post or Crossbar, the event is considered to have taken place if the ball hits the post or crossbar and remains in play. If the ball rebounds off the post or crossbar and hits the opposite post and/or crossbar without touching any players or the referee, it counts as one hit. A hit on the post or crossbar doesn’t count if the match was stopped before the shot, if the shot was made in breach of the rules as determined by the referee or if, after hitting the post or crossbar, the ball went out of play without touching any outfield players, the goalkeeper or the referee, or crossed the goal line and a goal was awarded.
23. Video Assistant Referee (VAR). When settling bets on Video Assistant Referee (VAR), the event is considered to have taken place if the head referee signals for a video review (the referee draws a rectangle in the air) or personally uses the pitchside monitor. A Video Assistant Referee (VAR) event is not considered to have taken place if a ‘Goal Check’ message appears on the scoreboard, or the head referee communicates with the assistants via a headset.
24. Medical Team. When settling bets on the medical team entering the pitch, the event is considered to have taken place if the medical team enters the pitch with the referee’s permission and provides treatment to a player. The medical team’s entry doesn’t count if treatment is provided during a half-time break or a drinks pause, or if a player is treated off the pitch behind the touchline. If the referee calls on medical teams from both sides at the same time, this counts as one entry by the medical team.
25. For statistical markets, bets are settled based on whether the event actually took place. For example, a foul will only count towards settlement if the resulting free kick/penalty was actually taken.

7.2.23. Futsal

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (40 minutes of play, 2 halves of 20 minutes or 50 minutes of play, 2 halves of 25 minutes), unless specifically detailed otherwise. Extra time and six-metre shootouts count on bets for markets Match Winner, To Qualify, Winner etc. For bets to stand, a match of 40 minutes must be played for at least 35 minutes, or a match of 50 minutes must be played for at least 45 minutes, unless the market has already been determined.

7.2.24. Gaelic Football/Hurling

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of full time (70 minutes of play, 2 halves of 35 minutes or 60 minutes of play, 2 halves of 30 minutes), unless specifically detailed otherwise. A match must be played completely for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined.
2. All match markets are determined using the total game score (Goal = 3, individual point = 1).

For example, in a match with a final score for Team A of 0-18 (0 – amount of goals, 18 – individual points) and Team B, of 2-10. Team A is the winner with 18 points as Team B scored only 16 points (2 goals of 3 points, plus 10 individual points).

7.2.25. Golf

1. In tournaments affected by adverse weather, bets will be settled on the final placings providing a minimum of 36 holes have been played, unless the tournament is played on more than one course. In that instance, all players must have completed their rounds at each of the tournament courses for bets to stand. In the event of the number of scheduled rounds not being completed, all bets accepted after the last completed round shall be void and stakes refunded, unless a play-off determines the winner. In such cases only bets specifically taken for the play-off will stand.
2. A player is deemed to have played once they have teed off. In the event of a player withdrawing after having teed off, stakes will be lost.
3. If a tournament is decided by a play-off, this will count for determining the winner. Dead heat rules will apply for placing players on the same finishing score.
4. Tournament Match Betting: The winner will be the player achieving the highest placing at the end of the tournament, including play-offs. If one player misses the cut, the other is deemed the winner. Where both players miss the cut, the lowest score after the cut has been made will determine settlement. If one player is disqualified, either prior to the completion of two rounds or after both players have made the cut, the other player is deemed the winner. If a player is disqualified during either the 3^rd or 4^th rounds, when their opponent has already missed the cut, the disqualified player is deemed the winner. If a price for the tie is not offered, a match involving players achieving the same placing will be void.
5. Handicap Match Betting: One player will be given a handicap start against another, which will be added their final score. If any player misses the cut, withdraws or is disqualified, they will be deemed losers. If both players miss the cut, the handicap applies to their score at the time. The match is void if both players withdraw or are disqualified or if one player does not start the tournament. If the scheduled number of rounds are not played, handicap bets will be void unless the outcome of the match has already been determined.
6. Group Betting/Top U.K Players etc.: The winner will be the player that achieves the highest placing at the end of the tournament. Any player missing the cut will be considered a loser. If all players miss the cut, the lowest score after the cut has been made will determine settlement. Players are grouped together for betting purposes only. Non-starter no bet, Tattersalls Rule 4 may apply. Dead heat rules apply, except where the winner is determined by a play-off.
7. Handicap Group Betting: A list of players will be allocated handicaps. Their final scores are adjusted by their handicap to determine the winner. Any players missing the cut will be losers unless insufficient players make the cut for the defined number of places. In such cases, these scores with their respective handicaps will be taken into account to determine placings behind those players who made the cut.
8. 18 Hole Betting: The winner will be the player with the lowest score over 18 holes. In the event of a 2 or 3 ball being re-arranged or being displayed differently by us, all bets will stand on the groupings displayed when the bet was placed. If any players do not start, then that 2 or 3 ball will be void. In 2 ball betting, if both players achieve the same score and a price for the tie is not offered, bets will be void. In 3 ball betting, if all players achieve the same score bets will be void, otherwise dead heat rules will apply. When special bets are offered grouping more than 3 players over one round, dead heat rules will apply. Non-starter no bet, Tattersalls Rule 4 may apply.
9. To Make/Miss the Cut: If a player withdraws or is disqualified before the cut is made then they will be deemed a loser. Any player who makes the cut and then withdraws or is disqualified, will be deemed a winner. The bet is void if the player takes no part in the tournament.

7.2.26. Greyhounds

1. There are various price types associated with Greyhound Racing.
   
   EP (Early Price): Early prices are those offered before the 1st official show from the Greyhound track.
   
   BP (Board Price): Board prices are the latest odds from the Greyhound track where the race is being staged and are compiled by officials taking an average of the prices offered at that time by on-course bookmakers.
   
   SP (Starting Price): Starting prices are the final odds returned from the Greyhound track, which are compiled by officials taking an average of the final price offered by on-course bookmakers at the start of a race.
   
   AP (Ante-Post Price): See section 6.5 for details on ante-post betting.
2. Any bets placed on a greyhound at an early or board price will be deemed to be on the named greyhound, even if that greyhound is defined as a Trap Number. Should there be a non-runner, then all bets placed at an early or board price up to the time the greyhound is withdrawn will be settled at SP. Once the market has been reformed, further bets will be accepted and stand at the new odds or starting price, providing there are no further non-runners.
3. If a bet is placed on a named greyhound or trap number at an early or board price and that greyhound is a non-runner, bets on that selection will be void, irrespective of whether or not a reserve runs.
4. If a bet is placed on a Trap Number at SP, then bets stand on that trap number, even if the original greyhound is a non-runner and a reserve runs in its place. Where possible, we will endeavour to show when a reserve greyhound is running. All bets placed on a named greyhound which does not run (except ante-post bets) will be treated as non-runners.
5. Trap Challenge: Prices are offered for each trap to win the most races at one selected meeting or alternatively at two or more selected greyhound meetings combined. If 3 or more races in a Trap Challenge are not run for any reason (void race, meeting abandoned etc.), then that Trap Challenge will be void unless the winner has already been determined at that stage. The Trap Challenge is unaffected by reserves or vacant traps. If a race finishes as a dead heat, each trap will receive a ‘half-win’ (three-way dead heat ‘one third-win’ etc.). If two or more traps record the same number of wins, dead heat rules apply.
6. Re-Run Races: Where a race has been declared void and is re-run, all bets will stand for the greyhounds that take part in the re-run. Prices returned on the re-run will govern the settlement. ‘Show Prices’ laid on void races will not be valid for a re-run race, and such bets will be settled at the returned Starting Price. A re-run greyhound race is taken in the order which it was originally placed in the programme, irrespective of the time at which it was re-run.
7. Where a race has been declared void and is not re-run, all bets for that race will be made void. In multiple bets, any selection in a void race will be counted as a non-runner.
8. Winning Distances: Distance markets may be available at certain meetings. The maximum make up per race is 10 lengths. If any race is not run or is declared void and not re-run, then all bets will be void, unless the winner of the market has already been determined.

7.2.27. Handball

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (60 minutes of play, 2 halves of 30 minutes), unless specifically detailed otherwise. Extra time and 7-metre shootouts count on bets for markets To Qualify, To Be Promoted, Winner etc. A match must be played for at least 50 minutes for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined.
2. Next Team to Score: Bets predicting the next team to score will be available on selected matches whilst they are in progress. If no further goals are scored, then all bets placed on this market will be void.

7.2.28. Horse Racing

1. There are various price types associated with Horse Racing.
   
   EP (Early Price): Early prices for each horse are those offered 24 or 48 hours before the day of the race, depending on the race type.
   
   BP (Board Price): Board prices are the latest odds on the day of the race, from the racecourse where the race is being staged and are compiled as an average of the prices of the racecourse bookmakers.
   
   SP (Starting Price): Starting prices are the final odds from the racecourse, at the actual start of the race and are compiled as an average of the prices of the racecourse bookmakers.
   
   AP (Ante-Post Price): See section 6.5 for details on ante-post betting.
2. Where a named selection is doubly engaged, the bet will stand for the race which was selected at the time the bet was placed.
3. The place stake of a bet may be restricted on certain types of races. In these circumstances, the bet available will be displayed clearly before acceptance is confirmed.
4. Withdrawals and Non-Runners: Where a horse is withdrawn before coming under starter’s orders, or is officially deemed by the starter to have taken no part in the race, stakes will be returned on the withdrawn horse and winning bets will be subject to deductions in accordance with Tattersalls Rule 4(c). The rate of deduction will be announced by SIS or an alternative supplier, based on the following scale:
   

   Price of non-runner at time of withdrawal	Amount deducted from winnings
   1/9 or shorter	90c for each €1
   2/11 to 2/17	85c for each €1
   1/4 to 1/5	80c for each €1
   3/10 to 2/7	75c for each €1
   2/5 to 1/3	70c for each €1
   8/15 to 4/9	65c for each €1
   8/13 to 4/7	60c for each €1
   4/5 to 4/6	55c for each €1
   20/21 to 5/6	50c for each €1
   Evs to 6/5	45c for each €1
   5/4 to 6/4	40c for each €1
   13/8 to 7/4	35c for each €1
   15/8 to 9/4	30c for each €1
   5/2 to 3/1	25c for each €1
   10/3 to 4/1	20c for each €1
   9/2 to 11/2	15c for each €1
   6/1 to 9/1	10c for each €1
   10/1 to 14/1	5c for each €1
   Over 14/1	No Deduction

5. In the event of two or more horses being withdrawn before coming under starter’s orders, the total deductions shall not exceed €0.9 for each €1. Should a horse be withdrawn and a new market formed, then any bets laid at ‘show’ prices prior to the new show will be subject to the above deductions. In the event of a further withdrawal after the market has been reformed, bets placed at ‘show’ prices in the original market will be subject to a further deduction based on the price of the withdrawn horse in the original market. Bets placed in the new market will be subject to a deduction based on the current price.
6. The above scale will also apply to non-runners in early price races and also to any other event where Tattersalls Rule 4 (c) deductions apply. The deduction in such cases will be determined by the price of the withdrawn selection at the time the market was reformed, or the last price if the market was not subsequently reformed. In the event that there is insufficient time to form a new market on a race, SP bets may also be subject to a ‘Rule 4’ deduction based on the above table.
7. Re-Runs: In the event of a false start etc. resulting in a race being re-run, stakes will be refunded on horses taking no part in the re-run, with returns on remaining runners subject to Tattersalls Rule 4 (c). Place Terms are governed by the number of runners taking part in the re-run.
8. If a race is declared void, or only 1 runner is left prior to the start, then all selections in these races will be treated as a non-runner for settling purposes.
9. Double Result betting (i.e. Settlement on either First Past the Post or official result) may be offered as a concession on occasions, namely where we pay both on the official result and a disqualified winner. If we are offering this concession, it will be shown in the ‘Bonuses / Offers’ section in the Help section and the following conditions will apply: a double result will not be paid if a selection takes the wrong course, carries the wrong weight, the jockey fails to weigh in, the judge calls the wrong result or in the case of a void race or any ante-post bet. The offer will only apply to Win Singles (or the win part of each-way singles) on Horse Racing in the UK and Ireland. There will be a maximum stake; this concession will apply to which will be displayed in the ‘Bonuses / Offers’ section in the Help section.
10. Favourite Points Market: Scoring System: 25 Points for a win, 10 points for second place, and 5 points for third place. Where there are joint or co-favourites, the one with the lowest race card number will be taken. If no SP is returned, the favourite will be the first priced runner quoted in the Racing Post betting forecast. If the favourite is withdrawn then 10 points are awarded for that race. All bets will be settled on the official result after the weigh-in. In the event of a walkover, the favourite will make up at 10 points. If the meeting is not completed, bets will stand provided the winning market has already been established. In the event of a dead heat the points will be divided. A favourite that dead heats for first place will be awarded 17.5 points.
11. Aggregate Distances Market: The maximum distance per race is 12 lengths for flat races, 30 lengths for national hunt races (incl. national hunt flat races). Official winning distances are calculated as follows:
    
    

    Dead Heat:	0
    Nose:	0.05
    Short Head:	0.1
    Head:	0.2
    Neck:	0.3
    1/2 length:	0.5
    3/4 length:	0.75
    1 length:	1.0

12. In the event of a horse finishing alone, the maximum make-up will apply. In the event of a walkover, 2 lengths will be awarded for a flat race and 6 lengths will be awarded for a national hunt race. The distance will be based on the official result after weigh-in. Any runner taking the wrong course or carrying an incorrect weight will be ignored when the winning distance is calculated. If the meeting is not completed bets will stand providing the winning selection has already been established.
13. Match Betting: Where betting is offered on which horse will finish in front of another, at least one of the two selections must complete the course for bets to stand. Should neither selection complete the course, bets will be void. In the case of a non-runner, or both runners dead heating, bets on that match will be made void.
14. Win/Not to Win bets: On certain races a ‘not to win’ price may be offered. Depending on a selections price to win the race, the ‘not to win’ option may not be available on that selection. If there are any non-runners, then Tattersalls Rule 4 may apply (see section 4, ‘Horse Racing’) by reducing the ‘win’ odds and lengthening the ‘not to win’ odds proportionally. Double Result (see section 9, Horse Racing) and Best Odds Guaranteed do not apply to ‘not to win’ bets. Combining ‘not to win’ bets with selections from the same race are not permitted. Should a race be reduced to two runners, then all ‘not to win’ bets on that race will be void. Dead heat rules apply as normal to ‘not to win’ bets.
15. Placed / Not to Be Placed: On certain races a ‘to be placed’ or ‘not to be placed’ price may be offered. The 'not to be placed' option may not be available on the selection, depending on the price of the ‘to be placed’ option. If there are any non-runners, the number of places paid will remain the same as when the bet was struck, unless the final number of runners is less or equal to the number of places paid. In such cases, all bets will be void. In the case of non-runners, a Rule 4 deduction using the Place Only Rule 4 deduction table shown below may apply, which will reduce the ‘to be placed’ odds and lengthen the ‘not to be placed odds’ proportionally. The Rule 4 deduction is based on the price of the non-runner to be placed and the number of paid places at the time of withdrawal. Double Result (see section 9, Horse Racing) and Best Odds Guaranteed do not apply to ‘to be placed’ or ‘not to be placed’ bets. Combining ‘to be placed’ or ‘not to be placed’ bets with selections from the same race are not permitted. Dead heat rules apply as normal to ‘to be placed’ or ‘not to be placed’ bets.
    
    In the event of two or more horses being withdrawn before coming under starter’s orders, the total deductions shall not exceed €0.9 for each €1.
    
    Place Only Rule 4 Table
    

    Price of non-runner to be placed at time of withdrawal	Amount deducted from winnings (dependent on number of paid places at time bet was struck)
    	2 places	3 places	4, 5 or 6 places
    1.15 or shorter	40c for each €1	30c for each €1	20c for each €1
    1.16 – 1.30	40c for each €1	30c for each €1	20c for each €1
    1.31 – 1.40	35c for each €1	30c for each €1	20c for each €1
    1.41 – 1.50	35c for each €1	25c for each €1	15c for each €1
    1.51 – 1.65	30c for each €1	25c for each €1	15c for each €1
    1.66 – 1.80	30c for each €1	20c for each €1	15c for each €1
    1.81 – 2.00	25c for each €1	20c for each €1	15c for each €1
    2.01 – 2.20	20c for each €1	20c for each €1	10c for each €1
    2.21 – 2.50	20c for each €1	20c for each €1	10c for each €1
    2.51 – 2.75	15c for each €1	15c for each €1	10c for each €1
    2.76 – 3.25	15c for each €1	15c for each €1	5c for each €1
    3.26 – 4.00	10c for each €1	10c for each €1	5c for each €1
    4.01 – 5.00	10c for each €1	5c for each €1	5c for each €1
    5.01 – 6.00	5c for each €1	Nil	Nil
    6.01 or over	Nil	Nil	Nil

7.2.29. Horse Racing from outside the UK and Ireland

1. In countries where bookmakers operate and an official starting price is returned, bets are accepted in accordance with our general rules and any additional rules applicable to the country concerned.
2. In countries where there is no starting price market in operation, bets are accepted at Pari-Mutuel (Tote) returns for the following:

   • 1. Win and Each Way

     The place part of each-way bets will be settled in accordance with the returned place dividends. Horses in the same ownership are generally coupled in the ‘Win Pool’ only. However, in some countries (for example USA), horses are coupled in all pools and coupling may occur for reasons other than ownership. Where a coupled horse is a non-runner, win and each-way bets specifically nominating the non-runner will be made void.

   • 2. Place Only

     Place only bets are accepted for singles. We do not accept doubles, trebles, etc. involving place only bets. In countries where additional place pools operate, place bets or the place part of each-way bets will be settled in accordance with the ‘123 Show Pool’, unless the words ‘Place 1-2’ are indicated.

   • 3. Forecasts

     Straight or dual forecasts are accepted depending on the type of forecast in operation, unless special rules are advertised, in which case bets will be settled only at Industry/Marathonbet special straight forecast odds (on US racing only straight forecasts are accepted).

   • 4. Show Prices and Industry Starting Prices

     Where SIS or an alternative external supplier provide betting shows and an Industry SP (based on bookmakers prices), ALL bets will be settled at these prices. In instances where no Industry SP is made available, bets will be settled at Pari-Mutuel returns.

   • 5. Unnamed Favourites

     Unnamed Favourites, second favourites etc. are not accepted at Pari-Mutuel odds.

7.2.30. Ice Hockey

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of regular time for each relevant period (60 minutes of play, 3 periods of 20 minutes), unless specifically detailed otherwise. Overtime and shootouts count for bets on Match Winner, To Qualify, To Be Promoted, Winner and other such markets. Overtime resulting from aggregate scores over two matches counts for bets on To Qualify, To Be Promoted, Winner and other such markets. A match must be played for at least 50 minutes for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined.
2. Player Points (Goals + Assists): The player must play in the game for more than one second for bets to stand.
3. Goals and Scoring Times, and Interval markets (interval result, interval goals, interval totals etc.): For settlement purposes, the time 04:59 is counted as the 5th minute, and the time 05:00 is counted as the 6th minute.
4. Number of Minor Penalties: A double-minor counts as two separate minor penalties.
5. Team to Win from Behind: The team must be losing at any stage during the match and have won the match at the end of full time.
6. Team to Win to Nil: The team must have won at the end of full time and must have not allowed the opposing team to score.

7.2.31. Indoor Soccer

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of full time, unless specifically detailed otherwise. Extra time and penalty shootouts count on bets for markets To Qualify, To Be Promoted, Winner etc. A match must be played completely for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined.

7.2.32. MMA

1. A fight is defined as having started once the timer for the first round begins. If a fighter cannot continue the fight before the timer has started for the beginning of the next round, the fight is defined as having finished in the previous round.
2. Fight Result (3-way): All bets are based on the official fight result, including the Draw selection.
   Fight Result (2-way): All bets are based on the official fight result, excluding the Draw selection. If a fight ends in a tie, all bets placed on the market will be void.
3. Fight Result. Round; Fight Result. Grouped Rounds; Fight Ending. Round. If, for any reason, a points decision is awarded or a fighter is disqualified before the full number of rounds have been completed, bets will be settled on the round in which the fight was stopped. Bets that nominate the 'full distance winner' will only be deemed winners if the full number of rounds are completed.
4. Total Rounds. Only completed rounds are considered for bet settlement. A round is considered completed when the time allotted for that round has finished.
5. In the event of a 'no contest' being declared, or a fight being abandoned for any reason before the completion of the contest, all bets will be made void unless otherwise stated or the result of the market had already been determined.
6. In the case of a fight format alteration (number of rounds), all bets will be void, excluding Fight Result markets (2-way and 3-way).

7.2.33. Motor Racing

1. The start of a race, session, stage, etc. is defined as the signal to start the warm-up lap. Any driver on the grid at this time and failing to be classified as finished under governing body rules will be deemed to be a runner and a non-finisher.
2. In the event of a race, session, stage, etc. being abandoned or postponed with no official result declared, all bets will be void unless the market result has already been determined.
3. Bets on team results in a single race, session, stage, etc. will be settled based on the results of the drivers achieving the highest place for their respective teams.
4. Qualifying Markets: Bets will be settled according to the positions and times set during the final qualifying session. For the purposes of this bet, any subsequent adjustments of grid positions shall be disregarded. This rule also applies to match-up bets or other Qualifying Specials.
5. Match-Up Betting (driver or team) for single races, sessions, stages, etc.:
   – All participants being compared must start the race, session, stage, etc. for bets to stand.
   – If neither competitor has a place in the final standings of a race, session, stage, etc., the competitor with the highest number of completed laps will be deemed the winner. If all drivers complete the same number of laps, all bets will be void.
6. First Retirement: All drivers dropping out of the race on the same lap as the first retired driver will also be deemed winners. Dead heat rules apply.

7.2.34. Netball

1. Markets based on the official time periods of the match and Normal Time Result (1 X 2) are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (60 minutes of play, 4 quarters of 15 minutes or 24 minutes play, 4 quarters of 6 minutes). All other bets are based on the official match result, including overtimes. A match must be played for at least 50 minutes for matches of 60 minutes or 20 minutes for matches of 24 minutes for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined. If a match ends in a tie, then all bets placed on the Match Winner market will be void.

7.2.35. Olympics

1. The start of the competition is defined as the start of the first qualifying round.
2. Bets on the number of medals will be settled on the official medal standings at the closing ceremony.
3. If the competition, heat, race, discipline, run etc. is delayed, postponed or rescheduled for another venue for any reason, then all bets will stand until the end of the Olympic Games.
4. Match-Up Betting (athlete or team) for events consisting of several heats, races, disciplines, runs, etc.:
   • All participants being compared must start the event for bets to stand.
   • All bets are based on the final standings. If neither competitor has a place in the final standings, all bets will be void.
5. Match-Up Betting (athlete or team) for events that use a play-off system:
   • All participants being compared must start the event for bets to stand.
   • All bets are based on the final standings.
   • The competitor that reaches the latest stage of the competition will be considered the winner.
6. Match-Up Betting (athlete or team) for an individual heat, race, discipline, run, etc.:
   • All participants being compared must start the heat, race, discipline, run, etc. for bets to stand.
   • All bets are based on the final standings of the heat, race, discipline, run, etc. If neither competitor has a place in the final standings of the heat, race, discipline, run, etc., all bets will be void.
7. If a competition consisting of several heats, races, disciplines, runs, etc. finishes ahead of schedule, all bets placed after the last heat, race, discipline, run, etc. will be void. All other bets are settled on the basis of the final standings.
8. A team that represents the Russian Olympic Committee and is registered under the acronym ‘ROC’ may be specified as Russia.

7.2.36. Rugby League & Rugby Union

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (80 minutes of play, 2 halves of 40 minutes), unless specifically detailed otherwise. Extra time and penalty shootouts count on bets for markets To Qualify, Winner etc. A match must be played completely for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined.
2. First Tryscorer: Bets on players not taking part in the match will be void, as will bets on the first tryscorer where the selection comes on after the first try is scored. Players that are substituted or sent off before the first try are losers. Penalty tries do not count. If the first try was scored by a player that is not quoted, then all bets that were placed on any other named player are losers subject to the previous rules, unless an ‘any unquoted’ selection is offered. A price will be quoted for No Tryscorer in all matches. If the match is abandoned before a try is scored all First Tryscorer bets will be void.

7.2.37. Sepak Takraw

1. If a match is delayed or postponed for any reason, then all bets will stand until the end of the match or the end of the tournament, depending on which comes first.
2. If a match is abandoned because of the retirement or disqualification of a team, bets on the Match Winner market will stand as long as one game (set) has been completed, otherwise these bets will be void. Bets on other markets will be void unless a definitive result for that market has already been determined. The team that progresses to the next round or to whom the victory is awarded will be deemed the winner.

7.2.38. Snooker

1. If a player retires or is disqualified, bets will be void unless a definitive result for that market has already been determined. The player that progresses to the next round or that is awarded the victory will be deemed the winner.
2. A frame is defined as having started once a player has taken the break-off shot. If the frame is not started, all bets placed on that frame are void.
3. Should the balls be re-racked, all bets will be settled based on the results after the re-rack.

7.2.39. Softball

1. All bets are based on the official match result, including all additional innings. If a match is a tie, then all bets placed on the Match Result market will be void.
2. All bets will still stand if:
   • 1) an interrupted game is not restarted within 30 hours and there have been at least 4 full innings played, or 3 1/2 innings if the team batting second is leading at the time; or
   • 2) in accordance with the competition's rules, the planned number of innings is reduced, or the match is completed early, and there is a significant advantage held by one of the teams.

7.2.40. Special Betting

Lotto/Numbers

1. All bets are on the main draws only and do not include any Bonus ball(s) unless otherwise stated.
2. If a draw is delayed or not drawn for any reason, then all bets will be void, unless it is rescheduled within 12 hours of the originally scheduled time.

Political Betting

1. The settlement of bets for a General Election will be based on the party that wins the most seats or on the party winning the most votes for by-elections.
2. All election markets are defined by the rules specific to the country where the election is taking place (i.e. most votes, seats etc.). Results will be defined by those officially announced at the end of voting and will stand, allowing for any legal challenges which may be raised.

TV Betting

1. Outright bets on TV reality shows that are cancelled before completion with no official winner declared will be settled as a dead heat on all the remaining competitors left in the competition at the time. Outright bets on competitors who have already been eliminated or who have walked out will be settled as losers.

7.2.41. Speedway

1. Individual Meeting Betting: If a meeting is abandoned, outright bets will only stand if an official result is announced, otherwise bets will be void.
2. Winning Margins/Correct Score betting is from scratch. All 15 heats must be completed for winning margin/correct score bets to stand.
3. Individual Heat Betting: If one or more of the four named riders do not go to the tapes, all bets are void.
4. Handicap bets will stand regardless of the number of heats that have taken place, provided the winner of the handicap bet has already been established. If the winner of the handicap bet had not been established when a meeting is abandoned, bets will be made void.

7.2.42. Squash

1. If a match is delayed or postponed for any reason, then all bets will stand until the end of the match or the end of the tournament, depending on which comes first.
2. If a match is abandoned because of the retirement or disqualification of a player, bets on the Match Winner market will stand as long as one game has been completed, otherwise these bets will be void. Bets on other markets will be void unless a definitive result for that market has already been determined. The player who progresses to the next round or to whom the victory is awarded will be deemed the winner.

7.2.43. Table Tennis

1. If a match is delayed or postponed for any reason, then all bets will stand until the end of the match or the end of the tournament.
2. If a player retires or is disqualified, bets on the match result will stand as long as one set has been completed, otherwise these bets will be void. Bets on other markets will be void unless a definitive result for that market has already been determined. The player that progresses to the next round or that is awarded the victory after the first set has been completed will be deemed the winner.

7.2.44. Tennis

1. If a player retires or is disqualified, bets on the match result will stand as long as one set has been completed, otherwise these bets will be void. Bets on other markets will be void unless a definitive result for that market has already been determined. The player that progresses to the next round or that is awarded a victory after the first set has been completed will be deemed the winner.
   The following examples are based on a 3-set match for Match, Set and Total betting markets.
   Example No. 1: The match Nadal vs Federer is abandoned with the score 1:0 (6:2, 0:3) because of Nadal retiring. All bets on Nadal (-2.5), Federer (+2.5), Over/Under 21.5, Set Betting 2-0, 2-1, 1-2 will be void. All bets on 1st Set, Match Result, Set Betting 0-2 will be settled as winners/losers respectively.
   Example No. 2: The match Nadal vs Federer is abandoned with the score 1:1 (6:4, 0:6, 0:1) because of Nadal retiring. Bets on Federer (+3.5) will be settled as winners and bets on Nadal (-3.5) will be settled as losers, because the bet on Nadal (-3.5) could not win whatever the last set score was, had the match reached its natural conclusion. Bets on Over/Under 21.5 in the match will be settled as winners/losers respectively, since any natural conclusion to the match would have resulted in at least 22 games being played. All bets on 1st Set, 2nd Set, Match Result, Set Betting 2-0, 0-2 will be settled as winners/losers respectively. Bets on Set Betting 2-1, 1-2 will be void.
   Example No. 3: The match Nadal vs Federer is abandoned with the score 0:0 (4:4) because of Nadal retiring. Bets on Over/Under 9.5 in the 1st Set will be settled as winners/losers respectively, since any natural conclusion to the set would have resulted at least 10 games being played. All non-determined 1st set over/under games and other bets will be void.
2. In the event of a change in the total number of sets played, match bets will stand so long as one set has been completed. All bets on Set Betting, Game Handicap and Total Games will be void. All other bets will also be void, unless a specific market result has already been determined; in which case all bets placed on those markets will stand.
3. In the event of the following circumstances taking place, all bets will stand:
   • 1) a change of playing surface;
   • 2) a change of venue;
   • 3) a change from indoor court to outdoor court.
4. If a match is delayed or postponed for any reason, then all bets will stand until the end of the match or the end of the tournament.
5. If a super tie break is used to decide the final set, this is counted as a set consisting of one game.

7.2.45. Volleyball

1. Bets on points: Bets are available on selected matches whilst they are in progress. Bets are settled on the official match result. If the results of one or several points are cancelled by the referees’ decision, all bets on these points will be settled on the result after the order of points has been adjusted. In the event that points remain unplayed after a set is concluded, bets on unplayed points will be void.
   
   Example: In a match between Brazil and Italy, when the score was 24-20 (44 rally points), a rules violation was detected on the Italian side (players’ placement, improper substitution, etc.). The referees determined that the violation was made when the score was 16-16 (32 rally points). All of the Italian team’s points after the score 16-16 will be cancelled, and the Brazilian team’s points will remain valid. The score is adjusted to 24-16 (40 rally points). In the event that the set ends with the score at 25-17, the bets settlement procedure will be as follows: points from 33 up to 40 – Brazil wins, points 41,42 – settled on the result after replay (one point to Italy and one point to Brazil), points 43,44 are consequently unplayed and will be void.

7.2.46. Water Polo

1. All markets are based on the result at the end of normal time for each relevant period (32 minutes of play, 4 quarters of 8 minutes), unless specifically detailed otherwise. Extra time and 5-metre shoots count on bets for markets To Qualify, Winner etc. A match must be played for at least 28 minutes for bets to stand, unless the market has already been determined.

7.2.47. Winter Sports

1. The start of the competition is defined as the start of the first qualifying round.
2. If the competition, heat, race, discipline, run, etc. is delayed or postponed for any reason, then all bets will stand until the end of the tournament or the end of the stage at which it is scheduled.
3. Match-Up Betting (athlete or team) for competitions consisting of several heats, races, disciplines, runs, etc.:
   • All participants being compared must start the event for bets to stand.
   • All bets are based on the places in the final standings. If neither competitor has a place in the final standings, all bets will be void.
4. Match-Up Betting (athlete or team) for competitions that are held using a play-off system:
   • All participants being compared must start the event for bets to stand.
   • All bets are based on the places in the final standings.
   • The competitor who has reached a later stage of the competition is the winner.
5. Match-Up Betting (athlete or team) for individual heats, races, disciplines, runs, etc.:
   • All participants being compared must start the heat, race, discipline, run, etc. for bets to stand.
   • All bets are based on the places in the final standings of the heat, race, discipline, run, etc. If neither competitor has a place in the final standings of the heat, race, discipline, run, etc., all bets will be void.
6. If the competition consisting of several heats, races, disciplines, runs, etc. is finished ahead of schedule, all bets made after the last heat, race, discipline, run, etc. will be void. All other bets are settled on the basis of the final standings.
7. Biathlon. Total Misses: Shots missed using additional rounds count towards total misses. If a competitor (athlete or team) has not completed all the required shooting rounds, all bets will be void unless a definitive result for the market has already been determined.

8. Bet Glossary

8.1. Singles

1. A single is a bet on one selection in one event. Your selection must be successful for your bet to win.

   For example, a €10 bet on a winning selection at 6/4 (Decimal equivalent: 2.50) is calculated as:
   €10 x 2.50 = €25.00 Payout. The total profit on this bet €15.00.

8.2. Each-Way Bet

1. An each-way single consists of two bets on one selection, the first bet ‘to Win’ and the second bet on that selection ‘to be Placed’. The specific terms of the each-way bet will vary depending on the number of runners/players and, if the bet is an ante-post or sports bet, the ‘to be Placed’ odds available at the time the bet was made. The ‘to be Placed’ odds are comprised of 2 parts and are shown in the following manner: 1/4 1.2.3. In this instance the '1/4' represents the amount the 'Win' odds are multiplied by and the '1.2.3' shows the number of ‘Placed’ positions on which we pay out.

   For example, a selection may have ‘Win’ odds of 10/1 (11.00) and the each-way terms of that event may be 1/4 1.2.3. If a bet of €1 each-way (total cost €2) is ’Placed’ on these terms, the settlement would be calculated as follows:

   If the selection finished first (Won).
   €1 Win at 10/1 (11.00) returns €11.00 (profit €10.00)
   The price for a Place is calculated as 10 x 1/4 = 10/4 (3.50)
   €1 Place at 10/4 (3.50) returns €3.50 (profit €2.50)
   Total Payout €14.50
   Total Profit €12.50.

   If the selection was Placed 2nd or 3rd
   €1 Win at 10/1 (11.00) Loses
   The price for a Place is calculated as 10 x 1/4 = 10/4 (3.50)
   €1 Place at 10/4 (3.50) returns €3.50 (profit €2.50)
   Total Payout €3.50
   Total Profit €1.50.

2. The ‘to be Placed’ terms for Horse & Greyhound races are shown in the tables within Section 6.6, Each-Way Terms.

8.3. Doubles

1. A win double consists of one bet involving two selections from different events. Both selections must be successful for your bet to win.
2. An each-way double consists of two bets on two selections, the first bet on both selections to win and the second bet on both selections to be placed. Both of the bets are settled separately, and the payout on the each-way double equals the total payout amount for both of the two bets. The specific terms of the each-way bet will vary depending on the number of runners/players and, if it is an ante-post or sports bet, the place odds available at the time the bet was placed.

   For example, a €10 Double, both winners, at 1.50 & 2.60 (Fractional equivalent: 1/2 & 8/5) is calculated as:

   €10 x 1.50 x 2.60 = €39.00

   This bet will have a total return of €39.00, giving a total profit of €29.00.

8.4. Trebles

1. A win treble consists of one bet involving three selections from different events. All three selections must be successful for your bet to win.
2. An each-way treble consists of two bets on three selections, the first bet on all selections to win and the second bet on all selections to be placed. Both of the bets are settled separately and the payout on the each-way treble equals the total payout amount for both of the bets. The specific terms of the each-way bet will vary depending on the number of runners/players and, if it is an ante-post or sports bet, the place odds available at the time the bet was placed.

   For example, a €10 Treble, all winners, at 1.50, 2.00 & 2.60 (Fractional equivalent: 1/2, Evens & 8/5) is calculated as:

   €10 x 1.50 x 2.00 x 2.60 = €78.00

   This bet will have a total return of €78.00, giving a total profit of €68.00.

8.5. Folds

1. A fold is a full combination of multiple bets for a given number of selections. Therefore, if you choose 7 selections the bet types allowed will include the following:

   Folds4 (all combinations of 4 from 7) 35 bets

   Folds5 (all combinations of 5 from 7) 21 bets

   Folds6 (all combinations of 6 from 7) 7 bets

   For example, a €2 five-fold, all winners, at 2.00, 1.80, 1.60, 2.00 & 1.25 (Fractional equivalent: Evens, 4/5, 3/5, Evens & 1/4) is calculated as:

   €2 x 2.00 x 1.80 x 1.60 x 2.00 x 1.25 = €28.80

   This bet will have a total return of €28.80, giving a total profit of €26.80.

8.6. Accumulator

1. A win accumulator consists of 4 or more selections from different events. All of the selections must be successful for your bet to win.
2. An each-way accumulator consists of two bets on 4 or more selections, the first bet on all selections to win and the second bet on all selections to be placed. Both of the bets are settled separately and the payout on the each-way accumulator is equal to the total payout amount for both of the two bets. The specific terms of the each-way bet will vary depending on the number of runners/players and, if it is an ante-post or sports bet, the place odds available at the time the bet was placed.
   
   For example, a €3 Accumulator on 8 selections, all winners, at 1.50, 1.40, 1.40, 1.30, 1.75, 1.80, 1.20 & 1.25 (Fractional equivalent: 1/2, 2/5, 2/5, 3/10,3/4, 4/5, 1/5 & 1/4) is calculated as:
   
   €3 x 1.50 x 1.40 x 1.40 x 1.30 x 1.75 x 1.80 x 1.20 x 1.25 = €54.18
   
   This bet will have a total return of €54.18, giving a total profit of €51.18.

8.7. Lose-to-Win Accumulator

A Lose-to-Win accumulator is the opposite of an accumulator bet in terms of bet settlement (i.e. a Lose-to-Win accumulator bet will be a winning bet if the equivalent accumulator bet loses). In other words, the Lose-to-Win accumulator is a bet on two or more selections across different events, where you win if you are incorrect on at least one result.

(Please remember that, in an accumulator bet, all the selections must match the results in order for your bet to win).

The total price of the Lose-to-Win accumulator is calculated automatically and in proportion to the actual accumulator’s winning price.

Example: €100 is staked on a Lose-to-Win accumulator consisting of 3 selections at the following prices:

• Selection 1: 1.50 (1/2)
• Selection 2: 2.00 (1/1)
• Selection 3: 2.60 (8/5)

The total price of an accumulator bet containing the above selections will be: 1.50 x 2.00 x 2.60 = 7.80 (34/5).

The total price for the Lose-to-Win accumulator is 1.08 (2/25).

The above Lose-to-Win accumulator has the following possibilities for settlement:

1. If at least one selection does not match the specified result (guessed incorrectly), but the other selections match the specified results, then the settlement will be €100 х 1.08 = €108, and the net winnings (excluding the bet stake of €100) will be €8.

2. If the 3^rd selection is on an event declared void (settled at the price of 1.00 (0/1)), then the total price of the accumulator, opposite to the selected Lose-to-Win accumulator, decreases from 7.8 (34/5) to 3.0 (2/1): 1.50 x 2.00 x 1.00 = 3.00.

   The total price of the Lose-to-Win accumulator will therefore increase accordingly from 1.08 (2/25) to 1.333 (1/3). If at least one selection does not match the specified result (guessed incorrectly), then the Lose-to-Win accumulator bet wins and the settlement will be:
   €100 х 1.333 = €133.30
   Net winnings: €133.30 - €100 (bet stake) = €33.30.

3. If the 2^nd and 3^rd selections are on events declared void (settled at the price of 1.00 (0/1)), then the total price of the accumulator, opposite to the selected Lose-to-Win accumulator, decreases from 7.8 (34/5) to 1.5 (1/2): 1.50 x 1.00 x 1.00 = 1.50

   The total price of the Lose-to-Win accumulator will therefore increase accordingly from 1.08 (2/25) to 2.50 (6/4). If Selection 1 does not match the result (guessed incorrectly) then the Lose-to-Win accumulator bet wins and the settlement will be:
   €100 х 2.50 = €250
   Net winnings: €250 - €100 (bet stake) = €150.

4. If some selections match the results (guessed correctly) but the other selections are on events declared void (settled at the price of 1.00 (0/1)), then the Lose-to-Win accumulator bet will lose.

5. If all selections in a Lose-to-Win accumulator are on void events (settlement price of 1.00 (0/1)), then the whole Lose-to-Win accumulator will be made void, and the bet stake will be returned to the account.

Please see the examples below on various settlement outcomes for a Lose-to-Win accumulator.

Each selection’s outcome is indicated as follows:

‘+’ Correctly guessed result.

‘-’ Incorrectly guessed result.

‘=’ Selection on events declared void. Settled at the price of 1.00 (0/1).

Additionally, below are some Lose-to-Win accumulator bet settlement outcomes if one or more of the selections are on events that are declared void.

* Example: If the selection is on an event declared void (Settled at the price of 1.00 (0/1)), the price of the equivalent accumulator bet will be 2.00 x 2.60 = 5.20 (21/5). Therefore, the price of the Lose-to-Win accumulator will be 1.143 (1/7).

8.8. Trixie

1. A Trixie consists of four bets involving three selections from different events, combining 3 doubles and 1 treble. A minimum of two of your selections must be successful to get a return.

8.9. Patent

1. A Patent consists of seven bets involving three selections from different events, comprising 3 singles, 3 doubles and 1 treble. You only need one successful selection to guarantee a return.

8.10. Lucky 15

1. A Lucky 15 consists of fifteen bets involving 4 selections from different events, combining 4 singles, 6 doubles, 4 trebles and 1 accumulator. You need only one winner to guarantee a return.
2. In the event of one winner only, your winnings are doubled if all selections are chosen from Horse Racing or Greyhounds.
3. For four winners out of four, a Bonus of 10% is added to winnings on the win part of the bet (winnings = the return for the win part of the bet minus the win stakes for that bet) if all selections are chosen from Horse Racing or Greyhounds.
4. If a Lucky 15 contains a non-runner, no Bonuses will apply to that bet.

   For example, if the 4 selections and their odds were:

   A = 2.00

   B = 3.50

   C = 4.00

   D = 1.50

   (Fractional equivalent: Evens, 5/2, 3/1 & 1/2)

   a) If all 4 selections won in a €1 Lucky 15, the winnings would be calculated as follows:

   4 x Singles

   Selections	Odds	Payout
   A	2.00	= 2.00
   B	3.50	= 3.50
   C	4.00	= 4.00
   D	1.50	= 1.50

   6 x Doubles

   Selections	Odds	Payout
   A + B	2.00 x 3.50	= 7.00
   A + C	2.00 x 4.00	= 8.00
   A + D	2.00 x 1.50	= 3.00
   B + C	3.50 x 4.00	= 14.00
   B + D	3.50 x 1.50	= 5.25
   C + D	4.00 x 1.50	= 6.00

   4 x Trebles

   Selections	Odds	Payout
   A + B + C	2.00 x 3.50 x 4.00	= 28.00
   A + B + D	2.00 x 3.50 x 1.50	= 10.50
   A + C + D	2.00 x 4.00 x 1.50	= 12.00
   B + C + D	3.50 x 4.00 x 1.50	= 21.00

   1 x Accumulator

   Selections	Odds	Payout
   A + B + C + D	2.00 x 3.50 x 4.00 x 1.50	= 42.00

   Total Payout = €167.75 minus the stake of €15.00, leaving total winnings of €152.75.
   As all 4 have won, the 10% Bonus on winnings applies (for Horse Racing and Greyhounds only, see Rule 8.10.3).
   Therefore the Bonus is 10% of €152.75 = €15.27

   Total payout is therefore €167.75 + €15.27 = €183.02
   The cost of the bet is €15.00, leaving a profit in this instance of €168.02.

   b) Using the same odds and stake as above, if only selection C won and the other 3 selections lost, the winnings would be calculated as follows:

   The only winning bet would be the single on Selection C, all other single and multiple bets would be losers.

   As per Rule 8.10.2 above, with only 1 winner, your winnings are doubled, if all selections are chosen from Horse Racing or Greyhounds, therefore:
   €1 x €4.00 (payout) — €1 (stake) = €3.

   Winnings on selection C with Bonus
   €3 x 2 = €6.00.

   Payout on selection C with Bonus
   €6 (winnings) + €1 (stake) = €7.00

   The cost of the bet is €15.00, leaving a loss in this instance of €8.00.

8.11. Lucky 31

1. A Lucky 31 consists of 31 bets involving 5 selections from different events, combining 5 singles, 10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 four-folds and 1 accumulator. You need only one winner to guarantee a return.
2. In the event of one winner only, your winnings are doubled if all selections are chosen from Horse Racing or Greyhounds (See example b in 8.10 (Lucky 15)).
3. For five winners out of five a Bonus of 20% is added to winnings on the win part of the bet (winnings = the return for the win part of the bet minus the win stakes for that bet) if all selections are chosen from Horse Racing or Greyhounds.
4. For four winners out of five a Bonus of 5% is added to winnings on the win part of the bet (winnings = the return for the win part of the bet minus the win stakes for that bet) if all selections are chosen from Horse Racing or Greyhounds. If the win return with four winners is less than the total win stake then no Bonus will be applied.
5. If a Lucky 31 contains a non-runner, no Bonuses will apply to that bet.

8.12. Lucky 63

1. A Lucky 63 consists of 63 bets involving 6 selections from different events, combining 6 singles, 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 four-folds, 6 five-folds and 1 accumulator. You need only one winner to guarantee a return.
2. In the event of one winner only, your winnings are doubled if all selections are chosen from Horse Racing or Greyhounds (See example b in 8.10 (Lucky 15)).
3. For six winners out of six, a Bonus of 25% is added to winnings on the win part of the bet (winnings = the return for the win part of the bet minus the win stakes for that bet) if all selections are chosen from Horse Racing or Greyhounds.
4. For five winners out of six a Bonus of 15% is added to winnings on the win part of the bet (winnings = the return for the win part of the bet minus the win stakes for that bet). If the win return with five winners is less than the total win stake then no Bonus will be applied if all selections are chosen from Horse Racing or Greyhounds.
5. If a Lucky 63 contains a non-runner, no Bonuses will apply to that bet.

8.13. Yankee

1. A Yankee consists of 11 bets involving 4 selections from different events, comprising 6 doubles, 4 trebles and 1 accumulator. You need two successful selections to guarantee a return.

   For example, if the 4 selections and their odds were:

   A = 2.00

   B = 3.50

   C = 4.00

   D = 1.50

   (Fractional equivalent: Evens, 5/2, 3/1 & 1/2)

   a) If all 4 selections won in a €1 Yankee, the winnings would be calculated as follows:

   6 x Doubles

   Selections	Odds	Payout
   A + B	2.00 x 3.50	= 7.00
   A + C	2.00 x 4.00	= 8.00
   A + D	2.00 x 1.50	= 3.00
   B + C	3.50 x 4.00	= 14.00
   B + D	3.50 x 1.50	= 5.25
   C + D	4.00 x 1.50	= 6.00

   4 x Trebles

   Selections	Odds	Payout
   A + B + C	2.00 x 3.50 x 4.00	= 28.00
   A + B + D	2.00 x 3.50 x 1.50	= 10.50
   A + C + D	2.00 x 4.00 x 1.50	= 12.00
   B + C + D	3.50 x 4.00 x 1.50	= 21.00

   1 x Accumulator

   Selections	Odds	Payout
   A + B + C + D	2.00 x 3.50 x 4.00 x 1.50	= 42.00

   The total payout for this bet would be the total of all 11 winning bets, in this case €156.75. The bet would cost €11, leaving an overall profit of €145.75.

   b) Using the same odds and stake as above, if only 3 selections win and selection D loses, the winnings would be calculated as follows:

   6 x Doubles

   Selections	Odds	Payout
   A + B	2.00 x 3.50	= 7.00
   A + C	2.00 x 4.00	= 8.00
   A + D	2.00 x Lose	= Nil
   B + C	3.50 x 4.00	= 14.00
   B + D	3.50 x Lose	= Nil
   C + D	4.00 x Lose	= Nil

   4 x Trebles

   Selections	Odds	Payout
   A + B + C	2.00 x 3.50 x 4.00	= 28.00
   A + B + D	2.00 x 3.50 x Lose	= Nil
   A + C + D	2.00 x 4.00 x Lose	= Nil
   B + C + D	3.50 x 4.00 x Lose	= Nil

   1 x Accumulator

   Selections	Odds	Payout
   A + B + C + D	2.00 x 3.50 x 4.00 x Lose	= Nil

   The total payout for this bet would be the total of all 4 winning bets, in this case €57.00 (the other 7 bets are losing bets). The bet would cost €11, leaving an overall profit of €46.00.

8.14. Super Yankee

1. A Super Yankee (also known as a Canadian) consists of 26 bets involving 5 selections from different events, comprising 10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 four-folds and 1 accumulator. You need two successful selections to guarantee a return.

8.15. Heinz

1. A Heinz consists of 57 bets involving 6 selections from different events, comprising 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 four-folds, 6 five-folds and 1 accumulator. You need two successful selections to guarantee a return.

8.16. Super Heinz

1. A Super Heinz consists of 120 bets involving 7 selections from different events, comprising 21 doubles, 35 trebles, 35 four-folds, 21 five-folds, 7 six-folds and 1 accumulator. You need two successful selections to guarantee a return.

8.17. Goliath

1. A Goliath consists of 247 bets involving 8 selections from different events, comprising 28 doubles, 56 trebles, 70 four-folds, 56 five-folds, 28 six-folds, 8 seven-folds and 1 accumulator. You need two successful selections to guarantee a return.

8.18. Round Robin

1. A Round Robin consists of 10 bets involving 3 selections from different events, comprising 3 doubles, 1 treble and 6 Any-To-Come (ATC) single bets. This is where the whole or part of the return from one selection is automatically reinvested on another selection (see example below).
2. Round Robins are only accepted on Horse Racing or Greyhound events, excluding ante-post events.

For example, if the 3 selections and their odds were:

(Fractional equivalent: 6/4, 2/1 & 3/1)

a) If all selections won in a €1 Round Robin, the payout would be calculated as follows:

3 x Doubles

1 x Treble

6 x Any-To-Come Bets

(This means your stake goes on the first selection, and if there is any return then you get the same stake on the second selection. This stake for this extra bet will be deducted from the final returns)

* - ATC (Any-To-Come)

The total payout from all the winning bets is €97.50.

The additional Any-To-Come stakes not included in the original stake is €6.00 (to be deducted from returns).

Therefore, the total returns are €91.50, the total stake paid was €10.00, leaving an overall profit of €81.50 for this bet.

b) If selections A & B won, and selection C lost, in a €1 Round Robin, the payout would be calculated as follows:

3 x Doubles

1 x Treble

6 x Any-To-Come Bets

(This means your stake goes on the first selection, and if there is any return then you get the same stake on the second selection. This stake for this extra bet will be deducted from the final returns)

* - ATC (Any-To-Come)

The total payout from all the winning bets is €24.00.

The additional Any-To-Come stakes not included in the original stake is €4.00 (to be deducted from returns).

Therefore, the total returns are €20.00, the total stake paid was €10.00, leaving an overall profit of €10.00 for this bet.

c) If one selection won, e.g. C with odds = 4.00, and A and B lost in the above Round Robin bet, only 2 ATC bets will be winners, the total payout is calculated as follows:

* - ATC (Any-To-Come)

The return from the two winning bets: €8.00.

The additional Any-To-Come stakes not included in the original stake is €2.00 (to be deducted from returns).

The total payout from the two ATC winning bets is €8.00 - €2.00 = €6.00.

Therefore, the total returns are €6.00. The total stake paid was €10.00, leaving an overall loss of €4.00 for this bet.

8.19. Flag

1. A Flag consists of 23 bets involving 4 selections from different events, comprising 6 doubles, 4 trebles, 1 Accumulator and 12 Any-To-Come (ATC) single bets (i.e.a Flag is a Yankee plus 12 single ATC bets). Whole or part of the returns from one selection is automatically reinvested on another selection. See the Round Robin section, 8.18, above for details on Any-To-Come bets.
2. Flags are only accepted on Horse Racing or Greyhound events, excluding ante-post events.

8.20. Straight Forecast

1. A Straight Forecast bet is one where you choose two selections in a Horse or Greyhound race to finish first and second in the correct order. The odds for the forecast will not be known at the time you place your bet. A computer-generated straight forecast dividend (payout including stake) is declared soon after the result. In order to get a return, you must pick both the first and second placed selections in the correct order.
2. The dividend is made using a complex mathematical formula primarily based on the starting prices of the horses or greyhounds concerned in the forecast. The calculation is made by the PA (Press Association) and SIS (Satellite Information Services), whose results are then cross referenced for the official setting of the dividend. Generally, the bigger the starting odds are the bigger the dividend will be.
3. Other factors also affect the size of the forecast, including the number of runners, if there is a short-priced favourite, etc.
4. Once the starting prices have been decided on the course by the Senior SP returner, they are relayed to the broadcaster. The forecast dividend will then be calculated.
5. The dividend is declared generally within a few minutes of the result and starting prices being known. The dividend is declared for a €1 stake which is included in the figure given. Therefore, a €10 Straight Forecast with a declared dividend of €24.50 will give a payout of €245.00.
6. For example, the following were actual forecast dividends. These are purely used as examples, and dividends can vary based on a number of different factors, including the number of runners, whether there is a short-priced favourite, etc.

   1st 6/1 (7.00) 2nd 5/2 (3.50) — Forecast Paid €21.22 including a €1 stake — 13.10 Hereford 01/12/2009

   1st 4/6 (1.67) 2nd 9/4 (3.25) — Forecast Paid €2.45 including a €1 stake — 14.10 Hereford 01/12/2009

   1st 8/1 (9.00) 2nd 5/1 (6.00) — Forecast Paid €47.68 including a €1 stake — 14.20 Southwell 01/12/2009

   1st 4/1 (5.00) 2nd 4/9 (1.44) — Forecast Paid €6.34 including a €1 stake — 14.00 Lingfield 01/12/2009

8.21. Reverse Forecast

1. A Reverse Forecast bet is one where you choose two selections in one event to finish first and second in either order (this is effectively two different straight forecasts on one bet slip). A computer-generated straight forecast dividend is declared. In order to get a return, you must pick both the first and second placed selections in either order.

8.22. Combination Forecast

1. A Combination Forecast bet is one where you choose three or more selections in one event, two of which must finish first and second in either order (this is effectively a series of straight forecast bets on one bet slip and requires multiple stakes according to the number of selections). A computer-generated straight forecast dividend is declared. In order to get a return, you must pick both the first and second placed selections in either order.

8.23. Straight Forecast Double

1. A Straight Forecast Double is a bet where you choose four selections from two events (2 selections in each of the events). In both events your selections must finish first and second in the correct order. A computer-generated straight forecast dividend is declared on each of the races (see Help, 8.20). In order to get a return, you must pick both the first and second placed selections in the correct order in each race.
2. Bet returns are calculated by multiplying the two dividends together, which gives the return for a €1 stake. The final payout is then calculated by multiplying this figure by your placed stake.

   For example:

   You place a €0.50 bet on a Straight Forecast Double

   If the two dividends were €11.50 and €7.00

   The return for a €1 Straight Forecast Double is calculated as 11.50 x 7.00 = €80.50

   Therefore, a successful €0.50 Straight Forecast Double would return

   €80.50 x 0.50 = €40.25

8.24. Reverse Forecast Double

1. A Reverse Forecast Double bet is one where you choose at least two selections from two or more events. Your selections must finish first and second in either order in at least two events. A computer-generated straight forecast dividend is declared for each of the races (see Help, 8.20). This will require multiple stakes, based on the number of selections. In order to get a return, you must pick both the first and second placed selections in any order in at least two races.

   Example A:

   You select 2 Horses in Race 1 and 2 Horses in Race 2 in Reversed Forecast doubles.

   There are 2 combinations of Straight Forecasts in each race. The number of bets is calculated by multiplying these figures.

   2 x 2 = 4 Reversed Forecast Doubles. This bet will cost €4 for a unit stake of €1

   Example B:

   You select 3 Horses in Race 1 and 2 Horses in Race 2 in Reversed Forecast doubles

   There are 6 combinations of Straight Forecasts in Race 1 and 2 in Race 2. The number of bets is calculated by multiplying these figures.

   6 x 2 = 12 Reversed Forecast Doubles. This bet will cost €12 for a unit stake of €1

2. Bet returns are calculated by multiplying the two dividends together, which gives the return for a €1 unit stake. The final payout is then calculated by multiplying this figure by your unit stake placed. See example in 8.23 above.

8.25. Straight Tricast

1. A Straight Tricast bet is one where you choose three selections in a Horse or Greyhound race, to finish first, second and third in the correct order. The odds for the tricast will not be known at the time you place your bet. A computer generated straight tricast dividend is declared soon after the result. The tricast dividends are calculated in a similar fashion to the straight forecasts detailed in 8.20 above. In order to get a return, you must pick the first, second and third placed selections in the correct order.
2. For example, the following were actual tricast dividends. These are purely used as examples and dividends can vary upon a number of different factors:

   1st 9/2 (5.50)

   2nd 16/1 (17.00)

   3rd 7/1 (8.00)

   Tricast Paid €504.66 including €1 stake — 14.40 Hereford 01/12/2009

   1st 3/1 (4.00)

   2nd 9/4 (3.25)

   3rd 11/1 (12.00)

   Tricast Paid €63.16 including €1 stake — 13.30 Lingfield 01/12/2009

8.26. Combination Tricast

1. A Combination Tricast bet is one where you choose three or more selections in one event, three of which must finish first, second and third in any order (this is effectively a series of straight tricast bets on one bet slip and requires multiple stakes according to the number of selections). A computer generated straight tricast dividend is declared. In order to get a return, you must pick the first, second and third placed selections in any order.

8.27. Double (Split) Asian Handicaps and Total Goals

1. Double Asian handicaps and totals are bets where the stake is split into two equal parts. One part of the bet is on the whole number and the other part on the non-whole number. A single price is offered for this bet.
2. For example, if an Asian Handicap was offered as (-1.0,-1.5) and €100 was staked on this, €50 would be placed at -1.0 and €50 at -1.5.
3. Similarly, if an Asian Total Goal was offered as (over 3.0, 3.5) and €100 was staked, €50 would be placed at over 3.0 and €50 at over 3.5.

Examples of the calculation of single bets on double Asian handicaps.

A €100 bet on a double Asian handicap (-1.5, -2.0) at 2.00 is split into two parts: €50 on handicap (-1.5) at 2.00 and €50 on handicap (-2.0) at 2.00.

1. If your team won by three or more goals, then both parts of the bet are winners and are calculated as follows:
   Handicap (-1.5): €50 х 2.00 = €100
   Handicap (-2.0): €50 х 2.00 = €100
   The bet will have a total return of €200, giving a total profit of €100.
2. If your team won by two goals, then the bet is calculated as follows:
   Handicap (-1.5): €50 х 2.00 = €100 (Win)
   Handicap (-2.0): €50 х 1.00 = €50 (Draw on handicap – stake returned)
   The bet will have a total return of €150, giving a total profit of €50.
3. If your team won by one goal, drew or lost then both parts of the bet lose.

Examples of the calculation of single bets on double Asian total goals.

A €100 bet on a double Asian total (under 3.0, 3.5) at 2.00 is split into two parts: €50 on under 3.0 at 2.00 and €50 on under 3.5 at 2.00.

1. If under 3 (0, 1 or 2) goals were scored in the match, then the bet is calculated as follows:
   Under 3.0: €50 х 2.00 = €100
   Under 3.5: €50 x 2.00 = €100
   The bet will have a total return of €200, giving a total profit of €100.
2. If 3 goals were scored in the match, then the bet is calculated as follows:
   Under 3.0: €50 х 1.00 = €50 (Draw on handicap – stake returned)
   Under 3.5: €50 х 2.00 = €100 (Win)
   The bet will have a total return of €150, giving a total profit of €50.
3. If 4 or more goals were scored in the match, then both parts of the bet lose.

Examples of how accumulators containing double Asian handicap or total goals selections are calculated.

If an accumulator contains double Asian handicap or total selections, then the quantity of accumulators is doubled with every such selection.

A €100 treble on selections at 1.25, 1.50 and double Asian total (over 2.5,3.0) at 2.00 is split into two trebles:
€50 х 1.25 х 1.50 х 2.00 (over 2.5)
€50 х 1.25 х 1.50 х 2.00 (over 3.0)

If the 1.25 and 1.50 selections won and:

1. in the third match 4 or more goals were scored, then the bet is calculated as:
   €50 х 1.25 х 1.50 х 2.00 (over 2.5) = €187.50
   €50 х 1.25 х 1.50 х 2.00 (over 3.0) = €187.50
   The bet will have a total return of €375, giving a total profit of €275.
2. in the third match 3 goals were scored, then the bet is calculated as:
   €50 х 1.25 х 1.50 х 2.00 (over 2.5) = €187.50
   €50 х 1.25 х 1.50 х 1.00 (over 3.0) = €93.75
   The bet will have a total return of €281.25, giving a total profit of €181.25
3. in the third match under 3 (0,1 or 2) goals were scored, both parts of the bet lose.

8.28. System

A ‘System’ bet is a combination of accumulators, whose quantity depends on the size of the System.

To place this type of bet, add between 3 and 20 selections to a bet slip. After adding the selections, the bet slip will give you the option to choose the size of the System, depending on the number of selections.

The winnings from the bet are based on the size of the System and the number of correctly predicted outcomes. The maximum possible winning amount will be received if all outcomes in the System are correctly predicted.

For example:

1) You have selected 4 selections and want to place a bet on a series of accumulators, with 3 selections in each accumulator (System 3/4). The total number of accumulators in the bet will be 4. For a stake of €0.50 each, the total cost of the series of accumulators will be €2.
To receive the minimum possible winnings, you need at least 3 out of your 4 selections to be correct.

2) You have selected 10 outcomes and want to place a bet on a series of accumulators with 2 selections in each accumulator (System 2/10). The total number of accumulators in the bet will be 45. For a stake of €0.50 each, the total cost of the series of accumulators will be €22.50.

Banker

When placing a System bet, you can pick one or several of your selections to be a Banker. If you choose a Banker, you exclude any accumulators that do not contain this selection from your System. Only accumulators that include the Banker will be included in the System.

In other words, the Banker is an outcome you are very confident about, and everything depends on it, as only the accumulators with this selection are included in the System.

For example:

You have selected 4 outcomes and want to place a bet on a series of accumulators, with 2 selections in each accumulator (System 2/4). The total number of accumulators in the bet will be 6. For a stake of €0.50 each, the total cost of the series of accumulators will be €3.

If you have chosen one of the 4 selections as a Banker, only those accumulators that include that selection will remain in the System. In this case, the total number of accumulators will be reduced to three. For a stake of €0.50 each, the total cost of the series of accumulators will be €1.50.

9. Toto

9.1. Toto Rules

1. The Toto is a game in which players bet on match results or the final correct score. Before the start, the organizer collects all stakes, based on these rules, into one common pool. After all the matches have finished the Prize pool (part of the pool) is distributed between all winning players.
2. Toto game is an individual Toto competition.
3. Toto pool is the total amount of money contributed by players into the Toto game.
4. Toto prize pool is the total amount of money available as player prizes for each Toto game (Toto pool minus margin).
5. Winning category is a part of the Toto prize pool as defined in the rules.
6. The Jackpot is an additional prize made up from prizes which were not won in previous Toto games. The company has the right to increase the Jackpot from its own contributions.
7. A Toto player is an individual who has placed a bet in Toto pool under the Terms and Conditions of the Toto Rules. The player must be over 18 years of age.
8. Bets on all Toto matches are placed on the full-time result, unless otherwise specified.
9. Bets are accepted up until a Toto game starts. The start of the Toto game is the actual start time of the first match to commence. That said, this does not include void matches.
10. A match is considered void in a Toto game:
    • if its result is not decided 2 hours before the start of the following Toto game;
    • if it started earlier than the closing time for bets of the current Toto game;
    • if it is invalidated according to the Marathonbet General Terms and Conditions.
11. The more predictions that were successful, the more winning categories the player will receive a prize from.
12. For convenience, you may place several bets on one bet slip, just mark more than one result at the same time, in one or several matches. Thereby the total number of bets and the amount required for the bet slip payment are correspondingly doubled, trebled etc.
13. The total stake for a bet slip is distributed equally across all the bets on the slip. Winning bets are calculated proportionately to the stake of each bet.
14. The composition of the Toto prize pool and Jackpot, and the subsequent prize distribution, are defined by the organiser for each Toto type.
15. The Toto prize pool of any category is distributed between the winning bets strictly according to their stakes - the larger the stake, the larger the prizes. The same distribution applies to the Jackpot. The total bet prize depends on the amount of successfully predicted matches, the Toto prize pool size and the total number of winning bets.
16. In accordance with the minimum stakes displayed, different currencies can be used in a Toto game. The minimum stakes are fixed at the time a new Toto game begins and do not change whilst that Toto game is in progress. For your convenience, bets placed in a Toto game using various currencies are shown in a single currency—EUR (€). Exchange rates are also fixed at the time the new Toto game is announced.
17. Statistics relating to bets already accepted are available to view on the website. Once bet acceptance is closed the total number of accepted bets, the Toto pool size and the full list of bets are published, which allows anyone to check the calculation of winnings.
18. To calculate prizes in different currencies, uniform factors are used, which are calculated, based on the number of correct results, the Toto prize pool amount in Euro (€), the stakes of winning bets in each winning category and the size of the Jackpot.
19. Winning in a higher category includes winning in all subsequent lower categories.
20. Irrespective of the number of correct predictions, the organiser guarantees a payment factor of no less than 1.1 for winning bets.
21. Where Toto Terms and Conditions differ from the General Terms and Conditions, the Toto Terms and Conditions will take precedence.

9.1.1. Toto 1X2

1. The Toto 1X2 requires a player to select the outcome of 15 predefined matches. 1 – indicates the first team to win, 2 – the second team to win and X – a draw.
2. In order to receive a prize, the player will need to predict the results correctly in 9 or more matches.
3. 90% of the Toto pool is distributed between the successful players, 10% margin is retained by the company.
4. The Toto prize pool is distributed into 7 winning categories:
   • 1st winning category – winning results in 15 events - 5% of the Toto pool.
   • 2nd winning category – winning results in at least 14 events - 5% of the Toto pool.
   • 3rd winning category – winning results in at least 13 events - 5% of the Toto pool.
   • 4th winning category – winning results in at least 12 events - 5% of the Toto pool.
   • 5th winning category – winning results in at least 11 events - 10% of the Toto pool.
   • 6th winning category – winning results in at least 10 events - 20% of the Toto pool.
   • 7th winning category – winning results in at least 9 events - 40% of the Toto pool.
5. The minimum bet is €0.50. The maximum bet is not limited.
6. To place a bet, it is necessary to select an outcome for each match represented in the Toto bet slip.
7. If no player has successfully predicted 15 (or 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9) results then any prizes not paid in each winning category will be carried forward to the Jackpot of the following Toto game.
8. The Jackpot is not won until somebody successfully predicts all 15 outcomes.
9. Jackpot distribution in the case of void matches 'not played':
   • 1 void match – 35% of the Jackpot is distributed (only for 14 correct selections)
   • 2 void matches – 20% of the Jackpot is distributed (only for 13 correct selections)
   • 3 void matches – 10% of the Jackpot is distributed (only for 12 correct selections)
10. If a Toto game includes more than 3 void matches then all bets will be void and stakes returned to the players.
11. Any predicted selection of a void match is considered as a winning selection.
12. The Toto prize pool and Jackpot distribution amongst winning bets are as follows.
    The prize ratios are as follows:
    • 7th winning category (9 successful predictions) = 0.40 x pool / D7*
    • 6th winning category (10 successful predictions) = (0.20 x pool / D6*) + winning category 7
    • 5th winning category (11 successful predictions) = (0.10 x pool / D5*) + winning category 6
    • 4th winning category (12 successful predictions) = (0.05 x pool / D4*) + winning category 5
    • 3rd winning category (13 successful predictions) = (0.05 x pool / D3*) + winning category 4
    • 2nd winning category (14 successful predictions) = (0.05 x pool / D2*) + winning category 3
    • 1st winning category (15 successful predictions) = ((0.05 x pool + JP*)/ D1*) + winning category 2
    
    
    * – D7 (D6, D5, ... D1) – total sum of bets in euro (€) in which players have successfully selected at 9 (10, 11, ... 15) results.
    JP – Jackpot (in case of void matches – part of Jackpot).

9.1.2. Toto Correct Score

1. The Toto Correct Score requires a player to select the correct score in defined matches. The bet slip contains 8 matches with score options for each of them.
2. In order to receive a prize, the player will need to predict the results correctly in 2 or more matches.
3. 95% of the Toto pool is distributed between the successful players, 5% margin is retained by the company.
4. If all the matches are played (no void matches) the Toto prize pool is distributed into 7* winning categories and also for the Jackpot of the next Toto game**:
   • 1st winning category – 5% from Toto pool (8 scores predicted);
   • 2nd winning category – 5% from Toto pool (7 and 8 scores predicted);
   • 3rd winning category – 7.5% from Toto pool (6, 7 and 8 scores predicted);
   • 4th winning category – 10% from Toto pool (5, 6, 7 and 8 scores predicted);
   • 5th winning category – 12.5% from Toto pool (4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 scores predicted);
   • 6th winning category – 20% from Toto pool (3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 scores predicted);
   • 7th winning category – 35% from Toto pool (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 scores predicted);
   * – If there are 1 or 2 void matches, the Toto prize pool is distributed according to Rule 9.
   ** – If there are no winning bets in the 1st winning category.
5. The minimum bet is €0.20. The maximum bet is unlimited.
6. To place a single bet, you need to choose one score for each match on the bet slip. For multiple bets, you may select 2 or more scores in each of the matches. Thereby the total number of bets and the bet stake is correspondingly doubled, trebled etc.
7. Distribution of the Toto prize pool from winning categories which don’t have any winning bets.
   If there are 1 or more winning categories without a win, 30% of those winning categories prizes are added to the winning category in which most scores were correctly predicted, and 70% added to the Jackpot of the next Toto game. If there are no bets successfully predicting more than 1 score, then the whole Toto prize pool is added to the Jackpot of the next Toto game.
8. The Jackpot is distributed amongst bets successfully predicting 7 or 8 correct scores, according to their size. The larger the stake, the larger the prize.
   The Jackpot remains not won if no one successfully predicts 7 or 8 correct scores.
   All bets successfully predicting scores in all 8 matches share 95% of the Jackpot. The remaining 5% of the Jackpot is distributed among bets successfully predicting 7 or 8 scores.
9. The Jackpot distribution where 1 or more matches are void:
   • 1 void match – 25% of the Jackpot is distributed (7 successfully predicted correct scores);
   • 2 void matches – The Jackpot is not paid.
   Toto pool distribution in case of 1 void match:
   • 7 correct scores – 5%, 6 correct scores – 5%, 5 correct scores – 7.5%,
   • 4 correct scores – 10%, 3 correct scores – 12.5%, 2 correct scores – 55%.
   Toto pool distribution in case of 2 void matches:
   • 6 correct scores – 5%, 5 correct scores – 5%, 4 correct scores – 7.5%,
   • 3 correct scores – 10%, 2 correct scores – 67.5%.
10. If there are 3 or more void matches, then all bets will be void and stakes returned to the players.

Example

The sum of the Toto pool is €100,000 and the Jackpot is €200,000. The most successful bets correctly predicted the score in 6 matches.

Since there were no successful predictions for 8 or 7 correct scores, 30% of the 1st and 2nd winning categories is added to the 3rd winning category and 70% is added to the Jackpot for the next Toto game.

Each of the 1st and 2nd winning categories is 5% of the Toto pool. Therefore, 10% of the Toto pool equals €10,000. 30% of this equals €3,000 and 70% equals €7,000.

Hence, the sum of the Jackpot for the next Toto game will be €207,000.

The Toto pool distribution by winning categories for this Toto game is as follows (as per Rule 4):

• 7th winning category – 35% of Toto pool = €35,000
• 6th winning category – 20% of Toto pool = €20,000
• 5th winning category – 12.5% of Toto pool = €12,500
• 4th winning category – 10% of Toto pool = €10,000
• 3rd winning category – 7.5% of Toto pool (€7,500) + 30% of the 1st and 2nd winning categories with no winners (€3,000) = €10,500.

9.1.3. Toto Tennis

1. The Toto Tennis requires a player to select from 4 set results in 14 matches. There are four possible results to choose from: ‘2:0’, ‘2:1’, ‘1:2’, ‘0:2’. In 5 set matches scores ‘3:0’ and ‘0:3’ are considered equal to ‘2:0’ and ‘0:2’, scores ‘3:1’ and ‘3:2’ are considered equal to ‘2:1’, and ‘2:3’, ‘1:3’ to ‘1:2’.
2. In order to receive a prize, the player will need to predict the results correctly in 8 or more matches.
3. 90% of the Toto pool is distributed between the successful players, 10% margin is retained by the company.
4. If all the matches are played (no void matches) the Toto prize pool is distributed into 7* winning categories and for the Jackpot of the next Toto game**:
   • 1st winning category – 5% of the Toto pool. This is distributed between all bets with winning results in 14 events.
   • 2nd winning category – 5% of the Toto pool. This is distributed between all bets with winning results in 14 or 13 events.
   • 3rd winning category – 5% of the Toto pool. This is distributed between all bets with winning results in 14, 13 or 12 events.
   • 4th winning category – 5% of the Toto pool. This is distributed between all bets with winning results in 14, 13, 12 or 11 events.
   • 5th winning category – 13% of the Toto pool. This is distributed between all bets with winning results in 14, 13, 12, 11 or 10 events.
   • 6th winning category – 22% of the Toto pool. This is distributed between all bets with winning results in 14, 13, 12, 11, 10 or 9 events.
   • 7th winning category – 35% of the Toto pool. This is distributed between all bets with winning results in 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9 or 8 events.
   * – If there are 1, 2, 3 or 4 void matches, the Toto pool is distributed according to Rule 10.
   ** – If there are no winning bets in the 1st winning category.
5. The minimum bet is €0.50. The maximum bet is unlimited.
6. To place a bet, you need to select the result for each of the 14 matches listed in the Toto bet slip.
7. If there are 1 or more winning categories without a win, 30% of those winning categories prizes are added to the winning category in which most scores were correctly predicted, and 70% added to the Jackpot of the next Toto game. If there are no bets successfully predicting more than 7 scores, then 30% of the Toto pool is distributed among the bets successfully predicting most scores, and 70% is added to the Jackpot of the following Toto game.
8. A match is considered void:
   • in accordance with Toto Rules Section 10;
   • if the match is abandoned after a player retires or is disqualified;
   • if the total number of sets has changed.
9. The Jackpot is not won until someone successfully predicts results for all 14 or 13 matches of the Toto game that have not been declared void.
   The Jackpot is distributed amongst bets successfully predicting 14 or 13 results, according to their size. The larger the stake, the larger the prize.
   All bets successfully predicting results in all 14 matches share 85% of the Jackpot. The remaining 15% of the Jackpot is distributed among bets successfully predicting 13 or 14 results.
10. Jackpot distribution in the case of void matches 'not played':
    • 1 void match – 25% of the Jackpot is distributed amongst bets successfully predicting 13 results, and 5% of the Jackpot is distributed amongst bets successfully predicting at least 12 results.
    • 2 void matches – 10% of the Jackpot is distributed amongst bets successfully predicting 12 results, and 2% of the Jackpot is distributed amongst bets successfully predicting at least 11 results.
    • If a Toto game includes 3 or 4 void matches then the Jackpot is not distributed.
    Toto pool distribution in case of 1 void match:
    • 13 successful predictions – 5%,
    • 12 successful predictions – 5%,
    • 11 successful predictions – 5%,
    • 10 successful predictions – 5%,
    • 9 successful predictions – 13%,
    • 8 successful predictions – 57%.
    Toto pool distribution in case of 2 void matches:
    • 12 successful predictions – 5%,
    • 11 successful predictions – 5%,
    • 10 successful predictions – 5%,
    • 9 successful predictions – 5%,
    • 8 successful predictions – 70%.
    Toto pool distribution in case of 3 void matches:
    • 11 successful predictions – 5%,
    • 10 successful predictions – 5%,
    • 9 successful predictions – 5%,
    • 8 successful predictions – 75%.
    Toto pool distribution in case of 4 void matches:
    • 10 successful predictions – 5%
    • 9 successful predictions – 5%
    • 8 successful predictions – 80%
11. If a Toto game includes 5 or more void matches then all bets will be void and stakes returned to the players.

Example

The sum of the Toto pool is €50,000 and the Jackpot is €100,000. The most successful bet correctly predicted the result in 12 matches.

Since there were no successful predictions for 14 or 13 results, 30% of the 1st and 2nd winning categories is added to the 3rd winning category and 70% is added to the Jackpot for the next Toto game.

Each of the 1st and 2nd winning categories is 5% of the Toto pool. Therefore, 10% of the Toto pool equals €5,000. 30% of this equals €1,500 and 70% equals €3,500.

Hence, the sum of the Jackpot for the next Toto game will be €103,500

The Toto pool distribution by winning categories for this Toto game is as follows:

• 7th winning category – 35% of Toto pool = €17,500
• 6th winning category – 22% of Toto pool = €11,000
• 5th winning category – 13% of Toto pool = €6,500
• 4th winning category – 5% of Toto pool = €2,500
• 3rd winning category – 5% of Toto pool (€2,500) + 30% of the 1st and 2nd winning categories with no winners (€1,500) = €4,000.

9.2. Batch bets

A batch bet is a set of coupons. The batch bet can include any possible coupons, both with the same or various number of bets.

How to use batch bets

To make a correct batch bet, all coupons should be formed in the following format:

A) Toto Correct Score:
40.00|1-(0:1,0:3);2-(2:3);3-(0:1);4-(1:1);5-(0:0);6-(3:3);7-(0:1);8-(0:0)#
The above format includes the following:
40.00, which is a monetary amount of the coupon followed by a ‘|’
1, 2, 3, … 8 – a numerical number of a match in the Game
(0:1,0:3) – the match score you are betting on.

B) Toto 1X2:
135.00|1-(1,X,2);2-(2);3-(2);4-(X);5-(X);6-(1);7-(1);8-(1);9-(2);10-(2);11-(1);12-(1);13-(X);14-(X);15-(1)#
The above format includes the following:
135.00, which is a monetary amount of the coupon followed by a ‘|’
1, 2, 3, … 15 – a numerical number of a match in the Game
(1,X,2) – the match selection you are betting on.

C) Toto Tennis:
135.00|1-(2:0,2:1,1:2);2-(2:1);3-(0:2);4-(2:1);5-(2:0);6-(0:2);7-(0:2);8-(2:0);9-(2:1);10-(0:2);11-(2:1);12-(2:0);13-(0:2);14-(0:2)#
The above format includes the following:
135.00, which is a monetary amount of the coupon followed by a ‘|’
1, 2, 3, … 14 – a numerical number of a match in the Game
(2:0,2:1,1:2) – the match score you are betting on.

Each coupon should start on a new line and finish with a ‘#’ symbol.

Examples

A) Toto Correct Score – an example of a batch bet consisting of three coupons
40.00|1-(0:1,0:3);2-(2:1);3-(0:1);4-(3:1);5-(0:0);6-(3:1);7-(0:1);8-(0:0)#
40.00|1-(0:1);2-(0:3);3-(3:1);4-(1:0);5-(3:0);6-(3:2);7-(2:1);8-(0:0,1:1)#
60.00|1-(0:3);2-(2:3);3-(0:1);4-(1:1);5-(0:0,1:1,LD);6-(3:3);7-(1:1);8-(0:2)#

B) Toto 1X2 – an example of a batch bet consisting of four coupons
135.00|1-(1,X,2);2-(2);3-(2);4-(X);5-(X);6-(1);7-(1);8-(1);9-(2);10-(2);11-(1);12-(1);13-(X);14-(X);15-(1)#
90.00|1-(1);2-(2);3-(1);4-(1);5-(1);6-(2);7-(1);8-(1);9-(2);10-(1);11-(1);12-(X);13-(X);14-(X);15-(1,X)#
45.00|1-(2);2-(1);3-(2);4-(2);5-(1);6-(X);7-(1);8-(1);9-(2);10-(1);11-(1);12-(1);13-(1);14-(2);15-(2)#
45.00|1-(X);2-(X);3-(X);4-(X);5-(1);6-(2);7-(2);8-(2);9-(1);10-(2);11-(2);12-(1);13-(X);14-(X);15-(X)#

C) Toto Tennis – an example of a batch bet consisting of three coupons
45.00|1-(1:2);2-(2:1);3-(0:2);4-(2:1);5-(2:0);6-(0:2);7-(0:2);8-(2:0);9-(2:1);10-(0:2);11-(2:1);12-(2:1);13-(0:2);14-(0:2)#
90.00|1-(2:0,2:1);2-(2:1);3-(0:2);4-(2:1);5-(2:0);6-(1:2);7-(1:2);8-(2:0);9-(2:1);10-(0:2);11-(2:1);12-(2:0);13-(0:2);14-(0:2)#
135.00|1-(2:0,2:1,1:2);2-(2:1);3-(0:2);4-(2:1);5-(2:0);6-(0:2);7-(1:2);8-(2:0);9-(2:1);10-(1:2);11-(2:1);12-(2:1);13-(0:2);14-(1:2)#

Preparing a batch bet

You can prepare coupons and then copy and paste them into the input field on the page of the selected Toto in the ‘Batch bet’ tab. You can also type text directly in this field.

To place your bets, press the 'Process batch bets' button. The entered information will then be validated and you will be asked to confirm the bet. Once confirmed the bet will be included in the draw.

Batch bet XLS file

A special Microsoft Excel worksheet has been provided to aid you with advanced coupon creation.

Attention!
This file contains macros.
To enable macros in Microsoft Excel, please follow the instructions here.

Instructions for filling in the XLS file

1. Fill in the ‘Minimum Stake’ field with the amount indicated as the minimum stake on the current Toto game page.
2. For each coupon of batch bets you make, enter the results for each event in the cells of the spreadsheet separating them with a comma.
3. For each coupon enter the stake in the ‘Total’ cell. The stake cannot be less than the ‘Minimum ticket sum’ amount.
4. Press the ‘Perform’ button to display all coupons of the batch bet in the required format in the bottom spreadsheet. If for some coupons the total is below the required level, enter a bigger sum and press the button ‘Perform’ again.
5. Copy the prepared coupons into the special entry field on the ‘Batch bet’ page of the Toto.
6. Press the ‘Process batch bets’ button.

9.3. Toto Results – Toto 1X2

1. Unless stated otherwise, all Toto bets shall be settled based upon the results of the individual events that comprise the Toto game. Should one or more matches of the Toto game, or a whole Toto game, be made void then all bets placed on that Toto game’s outcome shall be made void.
2. Result 'with the pool'. A match result will be considered 'with the pool', if the result corresponds to the largest percentage from the Toto pool distribution between all possible results of that match. The match result will not count as 'with the pool' if the largest pool distribution (determined at the end of the Toto game) is spread across two or more match results.

   Result 'against the pool'. A match result will be considered 'against the pool', if the result corresponds to the smallest percentage from the Toto pool distribution between all possible results of that match. The match result will not count as 'against the pool' if the smallest pool distribution (determined at the end of the Toto game) is spread across two or more match results.

3. Total number of correctly predicted results in the winning coupons. Bets placed on this market are settled on the result of the most successful coupon which was placed in the Toto game. If you place a bet on 'Over 12.5 Correctly Guessed results', your bet will be a winner if there is a coupon containing 13 or more correct results when the Toto game is settled.

   For example: in the Toto 1Х2 game eight matches ended in victory for team one, four matches ended in a draw and three matches ended in victory for team two. Six match results went in accordance 'with the pool' and three match results went 'against the pool'. The remaining six matches ended with the outcome that is neither ‘with the pool’, nor ‘against the pool’. The settlement of bets in accordance with this Toto game will be based on the following results:
   - Number of wins for team one – 8,
   - Number of draws – 4,
   - Number of wins for team two – 3,
   - Results 'With the pool' – 6,
   - Results 'Against the pool' – 3.

10. Bet Constructor

1. The Bet Constructor is a type of bet where you pick two virtual teams made up from players (teams) participating in real matches and place bets on the outcome of these virtual teams competing. Bets are settled based on the total points won by all of the players (teams) in their real matches.
2. Virtual teams can be created in accordance with the following rules:
   • 1) Opponents in a real match cannot be on the same team.
   • 2) A member can be included in one virtual team only.
   • 3) Each member can be picked for a virtual team only once.
   • 4) Each virtual team can consist of 1-5 members participating in real matches. Opponents in a real match cannot be the only participants in two virtual teams, and the teams can consist of different numbers of members.
   • 5) Virtual teams can include players from Doubles matches (for the Tennis Bet Constructor).
3. In order to determine the results for the offered markets the following is added up:
   • For football competitions – the number of goals scored by each participant of a virtual team in their real match.
   • For tennis competitions - number of sets won by each participant of a virtual team in their real match.
4. Bets on the following markets are accepted:
   • 1) Match result
   • 2) Match result with handicap
   • 3) Match total
5. Only single bets are available in the Bet Constructor.
6. Bet settlement is carried out after all real matches (from which the virtual teams’ members are drawn) are finished.
7. If a real match, a participant of which was selected to be a member of a virtual team, is considered interrupted or cancelled in accordance with Marathonbet Rules, then all bets on the competition between the virtual teams are void, excluding those instances when the markets’ results are already determined.

10.1. Football Bet Constructor

Example 1

Teams that took part in four real matches:

made up two virtual teams:

Bets on Team 1 to Win, Team 1 To win match with handicap (-1.5) and on Total Goals over 5.5 goals win because the match’s Total Score is 4:2.

Example 2

Teams that took part in four real matches:

made up two virtual teams:

With the score 4:2 and taking into account the unfinished Real Madrid vs Schalke 04 match, the bets are settled as follows:
- bets on Team 1 To win match with handicap by goals (-2.5), Team 2 To win match with handicap by goals (+2.5), Total goals under 6.5 and Total goals over 6.5 are void because these markets’ results cannot be determined;
- bets on Team 2 To Win are settled as losers and bets on Team 1 To Win, Team 1 To win match with handicap by goals (-1.5) are settled as Winners because these markets' results can be determined (Team 2 cannot score any more goals because all matches featuring the Team 2 players have finished).

10.2. Tennis Bet Constructor

Example 1

Players who took part in four real matches:

made up two virtual teams:

Bets on Team 1 to Win, Team 1 to Win with handicap (-1.5) and on Match Total over 11.5 sets win, because the Virtual team total score across the match is 7:5.

Example 2

Players who took part in four real matches:

made up two virtual teams:

With the score 6:4 and taking into account the unfinished Wawrinka vs Djokovic match, the bets are settled as follows:
- bets on Team 1 to Win, draw, Team 1 To win match with handicap by sets (-1.5), Team 2 To win match with handicap by sets (+1.5), Total sets under 11.5 and Total sets over 11.5 are void because these markets’ results cannot be determined.
- bets on Team 2 To Win are settled as Losers and bets on Team 1 To Win or Draw are settled as Winners because these markets’ results can be determined (Novak Djokovic could have won no more than 2 further sets).

11. Casino

11.1. General Rules

1. The term ‘Casino’ refers to the collection of gambling games that involve the customer interacting with a live or automatic dealer, a virtual slot machine or a virtual sporting event, through a gaming interface.
2. The results of Casino games are determined by playing cards, dice, symbols on spinning devices, random number generators (RNG) or other methods, based on the game category in question.
3. Various types of bets are available in Casino, and the customer can find their descriptions within the games themselves.
4. Bets are settled at the end of the game, based on the game result and the rules for calculating winnings, as determined by the game provider and these Rules.
5. If the customer has not finished the game round or the game result has not been provided by the game provider after thirty (30) days following a bet’s placement, that bet will be treated as a losing one.
6. The minimum and maximum stakes are independently set for each game by the game providers.
7. Marathonbet reserves the right to withhold any or all stakes and/or winnings due to a person, or group of persons, if it is established that:
   • their account(s) is/are being used in an unfair manner;
   • they have engaged in illegal or fraudulent activities;
   • they have intentionally cheated;
   • they have manipulated a game or the website in any unfair or fraudulent manner;
   • they have taken unfair advantage of Marathonbet or its customers.

11.2. Game Providers

The list of providers of Casino games is available on the Casino and Live Casino pages.

11.3. How to Play

1. If the option to play is available to you, please click on ‘HELP’ or ‘INFO’ within the game to view information about how to play.
2. Customers must know the rules of the game before placing any real-money or Bonus bets. Marathonbet is not responsible for losses incurred due to lack of knowledge of game rules and/or bet placement.

11.4. Errors and Malfunctions

1. The information about bets and results in the Marathonbet database is considered correct and is used to check and recalculate incorrect settlements.
2. Malfunctions void all bets and plays. All plays, rounds, draws and bets resulting in unjustified winnings due to malfunctions or errors will be void. Neither Marathonbet nor the game providers are liable for any malfunctions or communication errors.

11.5. Events Beyond Our Control

Events may be deemed beyond our reasonable control and thus a force majeure event. Such circumstances may prevent us from providing all or part of the website and/or the games, or fulfilling any of our obligations as dictated under these Rules. Such force majeure events may include, but are not limited to, an outbreak of hostilities, riots, civil disturbances, acts of terrorism, acts of any government or authority (including, but not limited to, any refusal or revocation of any licence or consent), pandemics or epidemics, fires, explosions, floods, theft, malicious damage, strikes, collective dismissals or industrial action of any kind.

11.6. Limitation of Liability

Customers agree that Marathonbet, third-party suppliers and their associated companies shall bear no liability to customers in relation to the use of Casino games, including, but not limited to, in those cases specified in 11.4 and 11.5.

11.7. Progressive Jackpot

1. A progressive jackpot is a special cumulative prize in a game that increases with a proportion of the stake added from each real money bet placed.
2. Non-cumulative jackpots are called ‘jackpots’ for marketing purposes and are not considered progressive jackpots.
3. Progressive jackpot winnings are only credited to the customer’s account after Marathonbet receives confirmation from the game provider, and are subject to compliance with these Rules and the game rules.

11.8. Maximum Winnings

1. Maximum winnings are determined by the game providers, within the rules for each individual game. If any winnings exceed a €300,000 threshold in any one gaming round (except for in the ‘Virtual Sport’ and ‘TV Games’ categories, where the threshold will be €50,000), the excess amount will be credited after receiving confirmation from the game provider and subject to compliance with the General Rules and any other applicable rules.
2. All amounts are shown in euros, but can be read as ‘or the currency equivalent’ in all cases.

11.9. Casino Access Restrictions

1. Customers wishing to restrict their access to the Marathonbet Casino or request a Cooling-Off period may contact Customer Support. A Cooling-Off period lets you voluntarily block your access to Casino or Live Casino for at least 24 hours. This period can be extended to seven days, one month or three months. Please see the 'Cooling-Off' section of our website or contact our Customer Support team for further details.
2. Marathonbet may, without disclosing it to the customer, block a customer’s access to the Casino and/or Live Casino at any time if it is deemed that the Rules have been contravened or abused.

11.10. Bonuses and Promotions

1. Bonuses and promotions are subject to additional conditions that customers are obligated to read and agree with prior to participating. Full information will be available in the Terms and Conditions of the specific promotion.
2. Free Spins can only be used in the game for which they have been credited. Winnings from Free Spins can carry a wagering requirement, which will be displayed in the Terms and Conditions of the specific promotion. Deactivated Free Spins can’t be reinstated.
3. Marathonbet reserves the right to refuse to award an entrant or to void their Prizes or Bonuses and exclude them from a promotion.
4. Placing bets using the Bonus Balance is available in all games except for jackpot games, 10,001 Nights, 10,001 Nights MegaWays, 9 Burning Stars, 9 Lions, Across the Universe, Age of Conquest, Alkemors Elements, Arcade Bomb, Astronaut, Aztec Emerald, Back to Venus, Black Horse Deluxe, Blobsters Clusterbuster, Buccaneer Royale, Buffalo Collector, Burning Sun, Butterfly Lovers, Case Closed, Cash Ultimate, Cave of Fortune, Cherry Bombs, Coco Tiki, Crystal Land, Cyber Attack, Devil Fire 2, Dragon Kingdom - Eyes of Fire, Dragons Gold 100, Dragons Mirror, Dwarfs Fortune, Dynamite Riches, Dynamite Riches Megaways, Egypt Megaways, Egyptian Dreams Deluxe, Elite of Evil: Portal of Gold, Emperor of India, Eye of The Kraken, Fire Coins: Hold and Win, Fishtastic, Football Mania Deluxe, Fruit Boost, Fruit Mania Deluxe, Full Moon Magic, Gods of Troy, Gold Bonanza, Gold Mine Mistress, Golden Legend, Grand Express Fiesta, Grand Express: Action Class, Grand Express: Diamond Class, Happy Halloween, Hot 777 Deluxe, Hot Slot 777 Cash Out, Hot Slot: Magic Pearls, Incan Adventure, Jump!, Knockout Football Rush, Larry the Leprechaun Easter, Lava Gold, Legion Hot 1, Lions Hoard, London Hunter, London Tube, Lucky Fridays, Lucky Reels, Magic Oak, Magic Spins, Mancala Quest, Maneki 88 Gold, Marching Legions, Marvelous Furlongs, Mega Rise, Mercy of the Gods, Mice & Magic Wonder Spin, Might of Zeus, Minesweeper, Minesweeper XY, Mio and Neko Rock, Monsters Unchained, Mr Macau, New Year Happines, Night Roller, Ninja, Oriental Dragon, Pearls of India, Pinocchio, Portal Master, Power of Gods: Valhalla, Presto, Primate King Megaways, Princess of Pearls, Prosperity Journey, Prosperity Pearls, Psycho Candies, Queen of Spades, Quest Of Gods, Rage to Riches, Red Horde, Reel Heist, Reel Hero, Rome Caesars Glory, Rome: The Golden Age, Royal Masquerade, Santas Village, Savage Lion, Scudamore's Super Stakes, Secret of the Stones, Secrets of the Nile, Secrets Of The Nile 2, Shadow Society, Shields of Troy, Sirens Riches, Solar King, Solar Queen, Solar Temple, Sonic Reels, Spin Town, Spina Colada, Spinfinity Man, Spirit of the Lake, Spooky Carnival, Stay Frosty, Sun of Fortune, Take Olympus, Take Santas Shop, Take The Bank, Take the Kingdom, Telly Reels, Thai Blossoms, The Evil Bet, The Heat, The Hive, The Mystic Hive!, The Wish Master, The Wish Master Megaways, Three Musketeers, Tower of Fortuna, Tower Quest, Vampire Kiss, Vikings go to Hell, Vikings Go Wild, WBC Ring of Riches, Well Of Wishes, Wicked Wanda, Wild Crowns, Wild Gods, Wild Heart, Wild Spartans games.
5. If you have funds in both your Bonus Balance and your main balance, your main balance will be used first, then your Bonus Balance.

11.11. Changes to these Rules and Consent

1. These rules form a legal obligation between the customer and Marathonbet. Marathonbet has the right to make additions and amendments to these Rules.
2. By using any of our services (whether via a desktop, mobile or client interface) the customer agrees in full with these Rules.

11.12. Frequently Asked Questions

11.12.1. How do I join Marathonbet Casino?

If you are an existing Marathonbet.com customer, then you can play at the Marathonbet Casino right away. Simply log in to your Marathonbet account, choose Casino or Live Casino on the main website page and use your balance to place your bets. If you are not yet a Marathonbet customer, please click on ‘Join Now’ and fill out the required fields. You must be over the age of 18 and over the legal age for online gambling in the jurisdiction in which you are resident to register with our website and/or place bets/stakes.

For further information about joining Marathonbet, please contact our Customer Support team by phone, email or chat.

11.12.2. Is using my credit card on Marathonbet Casino safe?

Marathonbet provides the best levels of security for the customer. All critical communications are encrypted using 256-bit Transport Layer Security (TLS) technology.

11.12.3. Do I have to download software to play?

The Marathonbet website is designed to make gameplay as fun and easy as possible. However, you can download and install the Marathonbet mobile application if you want to have constant access to Marathonbet Casino.

11.12.4. Can I play for free?

Many of the Casino games are available to play for free. You can try out a game by playing in demo mode, without real-money stakes, winnings or prizes.

11.12.5. What happens if my computer crashes before the end of a game?

Simply load up the Casino game again to complete the unfinished game round or start a new game. If your game was completed but you missed the result, you can check it in the 'Bet History' section of your account or contact Customer Support.

11.12.6. How do I know I can trust Marathonbet Casino?

Marathonbet adheres to some of the world's more stringent standards.

Marathonbet guarantees fair play and only offers games from reliable providers that use certified Random Number Generators (RNGs) and audited software.

Marathonbet holds a gaming licence from the Government of Curaçao for the purposes of operating online Casino games.

11.12.7. Additional Help & Questions

If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact our Customer Support team, who are ready to help you.

Please see the Contact Us section for more details.

 

12. Payments

12.1. General Information

1. There are several ways of depositing and withdrawing money to and from your Marathonbet gaming account. These methods are shown in the Payments Table once you have logged into your gaming account. Please select a convenient payment method that accepts your gaming account currency.
2. Funds at least equal to the value of active customer balances are held separately from our business accounts (segregation of customer funds), to ensure that there are always sufficient funds for customers to withdraw their balance at any time.
3. You may use desktop and mobile versions of the website, as well as the mobile apps (casino and sportsbook) to deposit and withdraw money to and from your Marathonbet gaming account.
4. You can register more than one payment method on your account, subject to compliance with the conditions of Clause 6. Each payment method is registered after making your first deposit with that method. The list of your registered payment methods is available in the 'Deposit' and 'Withdraw' sections.
5. You may also use additional payment methods that are available for depositing only. In this case, the chosen payment method won’t be registered on your Marathonbet gaming account.
6. All payment methods you use must be registered under your name and must match your Marathonbet gaming account details.
7. Marathonbet reserves the right to set a limit on the number of payment methods that can be registered to the gaming account.
8. You can only withdraw funds that you receive as a result of placing bets using previously deposited funds. Therefore, you can only withdraw funds that have been returned or increased as result of wagering your initial deposit. Funds that have been deposited but that have not been used to place bets will not be available for withdrawal.
9. To withdraw funds from the gaming account, you must meet the wagering requirement, which means that the deposit must be used to place bets. However, if you choose not to fulfil this condition and request a withdrawal without meeting the wagering requirement, the transaction will incur a commission fee of 10% of the withdrawal amount. This fee is charged to cover operational costs and to prevent the abuse of the deposit and withdrawal system, particularly in cases where funds have not been used for gaming activity.
10. If more than one payment method is registered on your gaming account, the withdrawal amount that is allowed for the selected payment method is set proportionally by Marathonbet. You may see the allowed withdrawal limit next to each payment method in the list of payment methods registered on your account.
11. Marathonbet reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to allocate money to a particular payment method of those registered to the account, for the purpose of facilitating withdrawals.
12. If the payment method you used to deposit money doesn’t support withdrawals, please select a different payment method for withdrawal. The full list of payment methods is available in the Payments Table once you have logged into your gaming account.
13. Please note, if your details have changed since you were last verified, Marathonbet may ask for further ID verification before processing any transaction.
14. If you need to change your registered payment method online, please visit the 'Deposit' section on the site. If this option is not available, please contact our Customer Support team for assistance. You may be required to verify your account in this case.
15. Marathonbet does not offer refunds on your deposits. Please use a withdrawal option to withdraw money from your account.
16. Marathonbet is not liable for any charges or lost deposits/withdrawals as a result of you entering incorrect payment details. Marathonbet reserves the right to recover any money incorrectly credited to your account and to adjust your balances to rectify errors (for example, as a result of a transaction being processed in error).
17. In some cases, the processing of deposits and withdrawals may be delayed and exceed the time specified in the ‘Payments’ section. Generally, this happens due to technical issues on the side of the payment system provider.
18. Please always retain a confirmation of your transaction (email, receipt or any other form) in case there are any queries about your transactions.
19. If you have any problems or queries when depositing or withdrawing, please contact our Customer Support team, who are available 24 hours a day via chat, phone or email.

12.2. Account Currency

1. You will be asked to select your gaming account currency upon registering an account, to change the account currency after this, please:
   • a. make sure that your account balance is zero and there are no outstanding bets or pending transactions;
   • b. remove all your registered payment methods;
   • c. go to 'My Account' and click on 'Other Settings';
   • d. select the currency of your choice and click 'Save';
   • e. make sure that your new payment method supports the new currency.

12.3. Transaction Charges

1. Ordinarily, all deposit and withdrawal transactions are processed free of charge. For some payment methods (for example, bank transfer withdrawals), Marathonbet may apply a processing charge. Please visit the Payments Table once you have logged into your gaming account, or the relevant section of the website pertaining to your chosen payment methods, to find out more information about any costs that may apply.
2. Please note, the payment method you are using may charge you for making transactions to and from your Marathonbet gaming account (for example, bank transfer deposits). These charges are not reimbursed by Marathonbet. Please contact your chosen payment method's Customer Support team to clarify if any additional costs will apply.
3. Additionally, you may incur currency exchange charges during deposits or withdrawals if your payment method’s currency differs from the currency registered on your Marathonbet gaming account or if a payment method provider processes deposits or withdrawals through a currency that is different from your account currency. These charges are not reimbursed by Marathonbet.
4. If Marathonbet has concerns about the way an account is being maintained, transaction charges may be applied to your account. These charges may amount to up to 10% of the relevant deposit and withdrawal activity on your Marathonbet gaming account.

12.4. Making Deposits

1. In order to make deposits, you need to log into the marathonbet.com website using your login and password, and follow these steps:
   • a. Click on ‘Deposit’.
   • b. Click on ‘Deposit’ on the selected payment method’s logo.
   • c. To make sure you make a deposit from the relevant payment method, please pay attention to the selected payment method’s account number, card number or email address if you have more than one payment method registered on the account.
   • d. Enter the payment method details and follow the on-screen instructions.
   • e. Enter the amount you wish to deposit.
   • f. Click on ‘Deposit’. If you are redirected to the payment method’s website page, please follow the on-screen instructions.
   • g. You will see a message informing you about the status of your deposit.
2. Some bank card deposits may be processed via Mastercard SecureCode or Verified by Visa (also known as 3D Secure), which offer an extra level of protection when making payments from your card. This may require you to enter a PIN number or password to approve the payment. This service is quick, easy and free to set up. Please contact your card-issuing bank for more information.
3. When you are using a payment terminal or retail service to make a deposit to your gaming account, please always check what account login you should enter in the payment details before doing so: digit account number, email address or username. If you use incorrect identification information, the payment will not go through.
4. The minimum and maximum deposit amounts depend on your chosen payment method and are displayed in the Payments Table once you have logged into your account.
5. The maximum deposit amount may also depend on your chosen payment method. For details, please check with your card issuer or chosen payment method provider.
6. Transaction processing times are stated in the Payments Table, and you can view them once you have logged in.
7. The status of your deposit will be displayed in a pop-up message. If you are unsure whether the transaction was successful, please check your Account History or contact our Customer Support for confirmation.

12.5. Making Withdrawals

1. In order to make withdrawals you need to log into the marathonbet.com website using your login and password, and follow these steps:
   • a. Click on ‘Withdraw’.
   • b. Click on ‘Withdraw’ on the selected payment method’s logo.
   • c. To make sure you make a withdrawal to the relevant payment method, please pay attention to the selected payment method’s account number, card number or email address if you have more than one payment method registered on the account.
   • d. If required, enter the payment method details and follow the on-screen instructions.
   • e. Enter the amount you wish to withdraw.
   • f. Enter your Marathonbet password.
   • g. Click on ‘Withdraw’.
   • h. You will see a confirmation message informing you about the status of your withdrawal.
2. The minimum and maximum withdrawal amounts depend on your chosen payment method and are displayed in the Payments Table once you have logged into your account.
3. The maximum withdrawal amount may also depend on your chosen payment method. For details, please check with your card issuer or chosen payment method provider.
4. Transaction processing times are stated in the Payments Table, and you can view them once you have logged in.
5. The status of your withdrawal will be displayed in a pop-up message. If you are unsure whether the transaction was successful, please check your Account History or contact our Customer Support for confirmation.