Betting Rules

1. General betting principles

Inetbet Casino provides betting services through its website in accordance with the rules and information displayed for each product, event and market. These Betting Rules explain how bets are generally handled, but individual markets may have additional conditions. You should review the relevant market information before confirming a bet.

You are responsible for making sure that your account information is accurate, that you are permitted to use the service in your location and that your betting activity complies with applicable laws and requirements. Before confirming a bet, ensure that you understand the type of bet selected, the stake entered, the odds displayed and the potential return.

Only one personal account should be used unless the applicable account terms state otherwise. An account must be used by the registered account holder and should not be shared with another person. You are responsible for keeping your login details secure and for notifying the operator if you believe that your account has been accessed without permission.

• You must meet the applicable age and eligibility requirements before betting.
• You must provide complete and accurate account information when requested.
• You must not use the service for unlawful activity, fraud, money laundering or another prohibited purpose.
• You must not attempt to interfere with the website, betting systems, payment processes or security controls.
• You should check your bet carefully before submitting it, as a confirmed bet may not be changed or cancelled.
• You should use only payment methods that you are authorised to use.
• You must not place bets on behalf of another person or allow another person to use your account.

Your responsibility before betting

The information displayed on a bet slip is provided to help you review your proposed bet. It is your responsibility to check the event, market, selection, odds, stake, potential return and any special conditions before confirming. If you do not understand a market or bet type, do not place the bet until you have reviewed the relevant explanation or rules.

2. Placing, accepting and recording bets

A bet is normally placed by selecting a market or outcome, entering a stake and confirming the bet through the required process. A bet is not guaranteed to be accepted merely because a selection has been added to a bet slip. Acceptance takes place only when the bet is recorded by the betting system and a confirmation is displayed or otherwise made available.

Before confirming a bet, review the selection, stake, odds, bet type and any applicable conditions. If the website displays a change to the odds or another material change before acceptance, you may be required to confirm the bet again. The terms shown when the bet is accepted will generally apply, subject to the relevant market rules and any correction permitted under the Terms and Conditions.

A bet may be refused, limited, suspended, cancelled or declared void where this is permitted by the applicable rules. This may occur where there is a technical issue, an obvious error, a market is offered incorrectly, an event is withdrawn, the integrity of an event is in question or the bet does not meet the stated conditions. If a bet is cancelled or voided, the relevant stake treatment will be determined under the applicable rules.

Bet records and account history

You should check your account history after placing a bet. The account history may show the date and time of the transaction, the event, selection, stake, odds, status and any return. Keep your own records if you need them for future reference. If a confirmation does not appear, do not assume that a bet was accepted. Check your account history before attempting to place the same bet again.

If the website or your connection appears to stop responding while you are placing a bet, avoid repeatedly submitting the same request. First check whether the transaction appears in your account history. A bet is only treated as accepted when it has been recorded by the betting system in accordance with the applicable rules.

Live and in-play betting

Live or in-play markets may be subject to delays, suspended betting and changing odds. Information shown during an event may not be instant and should not be treated as a guarantee that a particular outcome has not occurred. A bet submitted while a market is suspended may not be accepted. The relevant live betting rules will apply to the timing and settlement of these bets.

Because live events can change quickly, the odds or market status displayed when you begin a bet may differ from the information available when the bet is submitted. You should wait for confirmation and review the final recorded details in your account history.

3. Odds, markets and settlement

Odds indicate the potential return associated with a selection, subject to the stake and the bet type. Displayed odds may change before a bet is accepted. The potential return shown on the bet slip is an indication based on the information available at that time and may be affected by market conditions, applicable deductions or the rules for the selected product.

Each market has an intended result and a set of conditions used to determine whether a bet wins, loses, is partially successful or is void. Settlement is based on the official result or source identified in the applicable market rules. Where a result is changed after initial publication, the applicable rules will determine whether the change affects settlement.

• A winning bet is settled according to the accepted odds, stake and relevant market conditions.
• A losing bet normally has no return, subject to any specific rules for that market.
• A void bet is treated in accordance with the applicable voiding provisions, which may include returning the stake.
• A postponed, abandoned or rescheduled event may be settled under special event rules rather than standard rules.
• A market involving a participant who does not start or take part may be subject to non-runner or participant-specific conditions.
• Accumulators and other combination bets are affected by the status of each selection and the rules for the combination type.
• A market may have special rules for draws, ties, dead heats, incomplete events or changed event conditions.

Where a market has several possible interpretations, the specific market description will usually take priority over a general explanation. You should read definitions such as match result, outright winner, handicap, total, margin, place or each-way carefully because similar terms can have different settlement conditions.

Postponed, abandoned and changed events

An event may be postponed, abandoned, shortened, relocated or changed after a bet has been placed. The treatment of the bet will depend on the applicable market and event rules. Some markets may remain valid when an event is rescheduled, while others may be voided or settled using a different condition. Always review the specific rules for the affected market.

Errors and technical issues

Information may occasionally be displayed incorrectly because of a technical, human or system error. This may include incorrect odds, an incorrect market description, a duplicated market, an incorrect event time or a result entered incorrectly. Where the applicable rules allow, a bet affected by an obvious error may be corrected or declared void. The operator may also correct an account entry where a clear settlement or calculation error has occurred.

Cash out and special features

Cash out, bet builders, early settlement and other special features may be available only for selected markets and may be subject to availability, technical conditions and separate rules. A request to use one of these features is not effective until it has been accepted and recorded. Availability may change during an event, and a displayed offer may be withdrawn before completion.

4. Account checks, fair play and responsible betting

Any return connected with an accepted bet is subject to the account terms, applicable product rules and any required verification. The operator may need to verify identity, age, location, payment ownership or other account information before allowing certain account activity. You should respond accurately to reasonable verification requests and keep your details current.

Payments must be made using a method that you are authorised to use. You must not deposit or withdraw funds on behalf of another person or use payment details that do not belong to you without proper authorisation. Account activity may be reviewed where there is a security concern, a suspected breach of the rules or a requirement to comply with applicable legal and financial controls.

Fair play and prohibited activity

Betting must be conducted fairly. Attempts to manipulate a market, misuse information, exploit a technical weakness, create multiple accounts to avoid restrictions or coordinate activity for an improper purpose are not permitted. If suspicious or prohibited activity is identified, the operator may restrict account access, suspend transactions, review bets or take other action permitted by the applicable terms.

Complaints and disputed bets

If you believe that a bet has been recorded, settled or handled incorrectly, review the bet details and the relevant market rules first. Any complaint should include enough information to identify the account activity, such as the date, event, selection and transaction reference where available. Complaints are reviewed against system records, the applicable rules and the information available when the bet was accepted.

A technical problem or disagreement does not automatically change the status of a bet. While a matter is being reviewed, the original account record and applicable settlement rules will continue to apply unless an error is confirmed. You should keep communications clear and provide accurate information so the matter can be assessed properly.

Responsible betting

Betting should be treated as entertainment, not as a way to earn income or recover losses. Set a budget before you begin, use only money you can afford to lose and take regular breaks. Avoid betting when you are upset, under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or trying to chase previous losses.

1. Decide how much time and money you are comfortable spending before betting.
2. Keep track of your deposits, stakes, results and time spent on the website.
3. Do not increase your stakes simply because you have lost or because you expect a win.
4. Use available account tools and limits if you want help managing your activity.
5. Do not borrow money or use essential household funds for betting.
6. Take a break if betting stops being enjoyable or begins to affect your decisions.
7. Seek support from an appropriate gambling support service if betting is affecting your finances, relationships, work or wellbeing.

These Betting Rules are general information and do not replace the full Terms and Conditions or the specific rules displayed for an individual market. Always read the current rules before placing a bet. If there is an inconsistency, the applicable specific market rule or governing term will determine how the bet is treated.