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Real cases written out end to end. Stakes and payouts are in any currency; the book never mixes two.
An Asian handicap at −0.75
100 on the home side at −0.75, price 2.00. The match ends 2-1.
The bet is two halves: 50 on −0.5 and 50 on −1.
| Half | Line | Home won by 1 | Returns |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | −0.5 | Won | 50 × 2.00 = 100 |
| 50 | −1 | Exactly the line: push | 50 |
The player gets back 150 — a half win. At 3-1 both halves win and it returns 200; at 1-1 both lose.
The same split applies to a goal line: 100 on over 2.25 at 2.00 with exactly two goals is half on over 2.0 (push, 50 back) and half on over 2.5 (lost) — 50 back, a half loss.
A combo with a void leg
Three legs at 2.00, 1.50 and 1.80: combo odds 5.40. The middle match is postponed beyond the window.
The void leg counts as 1.00: the combo is now 2.00 × 1.80 = 3.60, and the other two legs decide it as usual.
A system bet: 3 from 4
Four selections at 2.00, 1.80, 2.20 and 1.50; 10 on each combination of three.
| Combination | Odds | Pays |
|---|---|---|
| A-B-C | 7.92 | 79.20 |
| A-B-D | 5.40 | 54.00 |
| A-C-D | 6.60 | 66.00 |
| B-C-D | 5.94 | 59.40 |
The stake is 40. If all four win it pays 258.60. If D loses, only A-B-C pays — 79.20, still a profit. If two lose, nothing pays.
A match abandoned at 2-1
Football, abandoned in the 70th minute at 2-1. Half time was 1-0.
| Market | Result | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 1X2 | Void | Not decided by the score |
| Over 2.5 goals | Over won | Three goals already scored |
| Under 2.5 goals | Lost | Same |
| Both teams to score — Yes | Won | Both have scored |
| First-half result — Home | Won | The first half was completed |
| Home clean sheet — No | Won | The away side has scored |
| Asian handicap | Void | Not decided |
A handball match that went to extra time
37-37 after sixty minutes; 41-39 after extra time and penalties.
Handball's markets settle on regular time. The draw wins the 1X2, totals settle on 74 goals, and the home side's handicap on a 0 margin. The 41-39 is ignored.
A cricket result
| Final score | Settles as | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 143/10 (17.2) – 267/3 (20) | Away win | The home side was all out |
| 200/4 (19.4) – 194/4 (20) | Home win | The away side batted its overs and was passed |
| 180/5 (20) – 150/3 (15) | A trader | The chase stopped early: a rain rule may have decided it |
| 160/7 (20) – 160/9 (20) | A trader | A tie, settled by a super over |
| 106/7 – 108/2, no overs yet | Asked again | Settled once the overs come — 106/7 (20) – 108/2 (9.1) is an away win; a trader after 12 hours |
A bet builder
Home win and over 2.5 goals on a match where the home side is 1.78 and over 2.5 is 1.98.
As a combo these would multiply to 3.51. The book prices them together from the score table: the home side winning with three or more goals is 34.2% likely, a fair price of 2.93, before margin. See Markets and prices.
Cashing out
100 at 2.00 on the home side. They score; the price is now 1.25.
Value: 100 × 2.00 ÷ 1.25 = 160. Offered at about 152 after the 5% cash-out margin. The bet is then final: no later result or correction changes it.
A correction after settlement
A match settles 2-1. Forty minutes later the source corrects it to 2-2.
Within two hours, an ordinary score fix: the bets are settled again automatically. A home-win bet that was paid has that payout taken back; a draw bet that lost is now paid. Both settlements stay on each bet.
Had the correction come three hours later, or had the score gone down (2-1 to 1-1), it would wait on Result changes waiting for a decision for a trader.
A price offered in error
For four minutes, an over 2.5 line was offered at 4.50 instead of 1.45.
On the Matches tab, Void bets placed in a window: choose that outcome, the four minutes, and a reason. Bets on it placed inside the window have that leg voided — singles are refunded, combos go on with the leg at 1.00. Bets placed before or after keep their price.