Betting Rules

These betting rules explain the general principles that apply when you place a bet through LeoVegas Casino. They are intended to help players in Australia understand how markets, odds, bet acceptance, event results and settlement are generally handled. Specific markets may have additional rules displayed on the relevant betting page. By placing a bet, you acknowledge that you have read and understood the applicable rules and agree to comply with the website terms.

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1. General betting principles

Betting is available only where permitted by applicable law and subject to account eligibility, product availability and any restrictions shown on the website. You must provide accurate information when opening and using your account, and you must keep your login details secure. An account may only be used by the registered account holder. You must not allow another person to place bets using your account or attempt to open multiple accounts where this is not permitted.

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Before placing a bet, you should review the market name, selection, odds, stake, possible return and any market-specific conditions. Information displayed on the betting interface is provided to assist with your decision, but you are responsible for checking your bet before confirming it. If you are unsure about the meaning of a market or selection, do not place the bet until you have checked the available information.

Availability and account requirements

You must meet the applicable minimum age and eligibility requirements before betting.
You must be located in a place where the relevant betting activity is legally available to you.
Certain products, markets or features may not be available to every player or in every location.
The website may apply account, payment, verification or access checks before allowing betting activity.
You are responsible for understanding any legal obligations that apply to your betting activity.

Betting should be treated as entertainment and not as a way to earn income or recover losses. Never bet more than you can afford to lose. Tools and information relating to responsible gambling may be available through the website, and you should use them if betting stops being enjoyable or begins to affect your finances, relationships, work or wellbeing.

2. Placing and accepting bets

A bet is created when you select a market and selection, enter or confirm your stake, and submit the bet through the betting interface. A bet is accepted only when the website records it as accepted and provides a confirmation or other record. A selection shown in a bet slip is not, by itself, proof that a bet has been placed.

Odds and market information can change before a bet is submitted. The odds shown at the time of submission may differ from the odds first displayed or added to a bet slip. Where the website shows a change before confirmation, you should review the updated information before proceeding. If a bet is not accepted, the stake should not be treated as having been placed on that bet.

Your responsibility before confirmation

Check that the correct event, competition or market has been selected.
Check the chosen outcome, price or odds, stake and any displayed potential return.
Check whether the bet is a single bet, combination bet or another available bet type.
Check any displayed conditions, including requirements relating to timing, participants or event status.
Confirm the bet only when all details are correct.

After acceptance, a bet generally cannot be changed or withdrawn unless the relevant market rules, an available feature or a specific arrangement allows it. A cash-out or similar feature, where offered, may be subject to availability, delay, suspension and other conditions. The value shown by such a feature can change, and a request is not complete until the website confirms that it has been successfully processed.

Technical interruptions, communication delays, display errors or device problems may affect the appearance or processing of a bet. You should not assume that a bet was accepted because a button was pressed or a page appeared to load. Always check your account or bet history for the recorded status. If the status is unclear, avoid submitting the same bet again until you have checked the available record.

3. Markets, events and settlement

Each market is intended to describe the outcome or occurrence on which the bet is placed. The market heading, selection names and any displayed market rules should be read together. A market may refer to the result at the end of an event, a result at a particular stage, a statistical outcome or another defined occurrence. The settlement basis can differ between markets, so the general event result may not always determine every market.

Markets are settled using the result or information considered applicable under the relevant market rules. This may include an official result, an official announcement, a recognised result source or another published outcome described for the market. If an event is subject to a review, appeal, correction or later announcement, the applicable rules determine whether that information affects settlement.

Common settlement situations

A market may be settled as a win, loss, void or another status described in the market rules.
If an event is cancelled, abandoned, postponed or materially changed, the affected markets may be suspended, voided or settled under their specific conditions.
If a participant, team, venue, format or event detail changes, the market rules determine whether bets remain valid.
Where a market contains a required number of participants or outcomes, the rules may explain how non-runners, withdrawals or missing information are treated.
A result may be corrected if it was recorded incorrectly or if the settlement was based on an error.

A market can be suspended before, during or after an event. Suspension may occur because of a material incident, a possible error, a delay in information, a technical issue, a change in event conditions or another integrity concern. During suspension, bets may not be accepted or a displayed price may not be available. If a bet is accepted shortly before suspension, it may still be reviewed under the applicable rules.

Where a result is not available immediately, settlement may be delayed until the relevant information has been verified. The website may correct a settlement where a market was settled in error, where information was later found to be inaccurate, or where the original result did not comply with the applicable market conditions. Any correction will be reflected in the account or transaction record where appropriate.

4. Errors, prohibited conduct and responsible use

The website may review, suspend, void or correct a bet where there is a clear error, an obvious pricing or description mistake, a technical fault, a system malfunction, a display error or another circumstance that prevents the market from operating as intended. An error may relate to odds, selections, event information, settlement, stake display or other betting details. The applicable terms and market rules determine how an affected bet is handled.

You must not use the website for fraud, money laundering, unlawful activity, market manipulation or any other prohibited purpose. You must not interfere with the website, exploit a software or display error, use automated methods without permission, attempt to obtain an unfair advantage, or access another person's account. You must also not place bets using information or methods that breach applicable law or the rules of the relevant sport, competition or event.

Examples of conduct that may result in action

Providing false, incomplete or misleading account or identity information.
Using payment methods that do not belong to you or that you are not authorised to use.
Attempting to bypass account, location, age, verification or responsible gambling controls.
Colluding with another person or using multiple accounts to gain an improper advantage.
Knowingly exploiting an obvious error or continuing to use a feature after being told it is unavailable.
Interfering with the operation, security or availability of the website.

If prohibited conduct, suspicious activity or a breach of the applicable terms is identified, access to betting may be restricted while the matter is reviewed. Bets, transactions or account activity may be delayed, cancelled, voided or otherwise handled in accordance with the applicable terms and legal obligations. Identity, payment and source-of-funds checks may be requested. You must provide information that is accurate, current and reasonably required for these checks.

You should monitor your betting activity and take regular breaks. Set personal limits before you start, keep track of your stakes and avoid betting when affected by alcohol, stress, anger or financial pressure. Do not chase losses, borrow money to bet or treat a bet as a guaranteed outcome. If you are concerned about your gambling, stop betting and use the responsible gambling support and account-control options made available through the website.

These betting rules should be read with the website terms, privacy information, responsible gambling materials and any specific rules displayed for an individual market. If there is an inconsistency, the specific market rules or applicable terms may govern the relevant issue. Rules may be updated from time to time, so you should review the current version before placing new bets. If you need clarification, use the support or help channels displayed on the website.