Voided bets (what it means and when it happens)

Match cancelled/abandoned
If the event doesn’t start or can’t be completed, related markets are usually void.

Postponed or moved
If an event is rescheduled or the venue changes and it no longer meets our settlement rules, affected bets may be void. (See House Rules for sport-specific windows.)

No resulting outcome
Markets that can’t be graded—e.g., Draw No Bet ends level, or a stats market where no result can be confirmed—are void.

Participant withdrawal
For markets requiring a specific player/team to participate (e.g., tennis retirements, fighter withdrawals), bets can be void per sport rules.

Incorrect offer (palpable error)
If a market was listed with an obvious error (wrong teams, impossible price), we void bets on that offer.

Parlay / Multi
A void leg becomes 1.00 and the parlay continues with the remaining legs. Payout is recalculated from the valid selections.

Same-Game Multi (SGM)
If any leg is void, the entire SGM is void (stake returned). SGMs are custom markets built on one event.

If a market has already met its settlement condition (e.g., First Goal Scorer scored; Over 0.5 has a goal) before the interruption, that bet stands.

If the settlement condition hasn’t occurred and the match is later voided per rules, the bet is void.

Draw No Bet ends 1–1 → bet is void.

Team A −1.0 and match abandoned at 60’ → void (unless House Rules state otherwise).

Parlay with three legs; one match postponed beyond the allowed window → that leg 1.00, parlay recalculated on the other two.

SGM (Team A win + Player X to score) and match cancelled → entire SGM void.

Ticket status: Void / 1.00.

Stake returned to your account.

Any Cash Out taken earlier stands; once voided, Cash Out won’t be available on that bet.