Sportsbook Rules

Scope and Definitions

These Betboro sportsbook rules govern all bets placed on Betboro and form part of the contractual terms between Betboro and the customer. Where applicable, the rules reference official sporting bodies and standard industry practices. Capitalised terms have the meanings stated below unless the context requires otherwise.

• Bet: a wager placed on a defined market with a stake and potential payout.
• Market: a specific betting proposition within an event (for example, final result, score, or goal timing).
• Event: a sporting competition or other eligible activity on which bets are offered.
• Single Bet: a bet on a single outcome of a single event.
• Express: a bet on two or more independent outcomes from separate events, with a combined return if all outcomes win.
• System: a bet on a full or partial combination of a pre‑selected number of events, where winnings are calculated as the sum of winnings from the included expresses.
• Live Bet: a bet placed on a market that is active during the course of an event, including main and additional outcomes.
• Starting Price SP: the opening odds for a market, used for eligible events as determined by Betboro.
• Betting Currency: the currency of the bettor’s account at Betboro, used for stake, payout and limits.

Placing Bets

Bets are placed through Betboro’s platform and are considered accepted when registered on Betboro’s server and an online confirmation is issued. Bets are debited from the bettor’s available balance at the time of acceptance and settled after the event concludes.

• Acceptance and validity: bets are accepted only before the start of the event. Live bets are exempt from this restriction and remain valid until the event ends, subject to these rules.
• Balance and limits: bets may not be placed in excess of the bettor’s available balance. The minimum and maximum bet for each event are determined by Betboro for that event. The maximum win per bet is the equivalent of five million units of the bettor’s account currency.
• Odds adjustments and restrictions: Betboro reserves the right to limit the maximum bet, adjust odds for individual events, or impose any other restrictions on a particular bettor without notice and without explanation.
• Cancellation and corrections: Betboro may declare a predicted outcome invalid if a bettor deliberately misleads staff or provides false information. Bets may be cancelled in such circumstances, and any unsettled bets may be voided. In the event of an incorrect or duplicate entry, Betboro may recalculate or adjust bets as necessary.
• Post‑acceptance adjustments: once a bet is registered, it is not subject to cancellation or correction except as described in these rules or applicable promotional terms.
• Known outcomes: bets placed on a known outcome or where a participant is discovered to have prior knowledge of the result may be cancelled following a review by Betboro.

Live Betting

Live bets are offered on main and additional outcomes during events and may be combined into a single live express. The accepted stake is fixed at acceptance and is not subject to change. Betboro may apply a coefficient of 1.0 to live bets in defined circumstances, and the company is not responsible for inaccuracies in live result feeds. Bettors should consult independent sources of information in addition to Betboro’s feeds. Live bets are not edited or deleted except in the circumstances described in these rules.

• Settlement timing: live bets are settled on the official outcome according to Betboro’s verification procedures.
• Live interruption: if a live event is interrupted and not resumed within a defined period, Betboro may settle affected bets with a payout coefficient of 1.0 unless the result has already been determined.

Settlement, Cancellations and Adjustments

Betboro may revise bets if an event’s result is confirmed or amended by official sources. Where data from different sources conflict, Betboro may suspend settlement until verification is complete and will settle according to official sources or Betboro’s independent verification if required.

• Bet cancellations: bets on an event may be cancelled or voided if information supplied at the time of bet acceptance was inaccurate, if a participant did not participate, or if an event is abandoned and cannot be completed.
• Negative balances: if an adjustment leaves a bettor’s account negative, further bets may be blocked until the balance is restored.
• Refunds and partial settlements: where a bet is cancelled, a single refund may be issued for the affected stake. In accumulators and systems, cancellation of one or more events may affect the overall winnings as described in the bet type definitions.
• Disputed results: Betboro reserves the right to make final determinations on disputed results after review of official data and, where necessary, external sources.

Postponed or Canceled Events

Events postponed beyond a defined period may be voided at Betboro’s sole discretion to avoid disputes. In live contexts, if a match is interrupted and not resumed within the stated window, unsettled bets may be settled at odds of 1.0 unless the outcome is definitively known. When a match is not completed, settled outcomes that are unambiguously determined at the time of stoppage may stand, while undecided markets may be voided. If a venue or scheduling change affects a market, Betboro will determine whether existing bets stand or are voided based on the nature of the change.

• Outcomes and voids: if data is inconsistent across official sources, Betboro may suspend settlement and rely on verified data prior to the change. If official data differs from broadcast data, Betboro may use broadcast data for settlement where appropriate.
• Rematches and reschedulings: bets on events that are replaced or re-arranged may be settled on the new event or voided at Betboro’s discretion, consistent with market rules for the affected bet type.

Market Rules and Miscellaneous Provisions

Betboro applies standard market rules and applies reasonable measures to ensure fair settlement. In the absence of an official source, Betboro may rely on Betboro’s statistics for settlement. Bets may be voided or adjusted if the market was opened with errors or if data provided at the time of bet acceptance is inconsistent with the official result or with the market’s rules.

• Effects of incorrect prices: if a price is displayed incorrectly, Betboro may void or correct the market. If an event results in a dead heat, Betboro applies proportional settlement as described for dead heats below.
• Simultaneous finish: when more than one participant is declared a winner, the stake is divided according to the number of winners, except where the market rules specify otherwise (for example, certain head‑to‑head markets).
• Dead heat rules: when a market ends in a dead heat, settlement is proportionally divided among winning outcomes. If a market explicitly excludes dead heat scenarios, Betboro will apply the applicable market terms.

Sport-Specific Rules (Examples)

• Soccer and general ball‑sports markets: settlements are based on the official result at the end of regular time, including stoppage time as published by the competition authorities, but excluding extra time and penalties unless the market specifically includes them. VAR decisions may affect settlements as part of official confirmation. First Goalscorer and Anytime Goalscorer markets have rules that exclude own goals from qualifying outcomes and void bets if a participant does not participate. Bets on players who enter play after the event begins are treated in accordance with market terms.
• Horse Racing: Ante-post bets are settled at the price offered and place terms applicable at acceptance. The official weighing result governs settlement; if weigh‑in adjustments change the outcome, settlement follows the official result. The Double Result concession applies to eligible UK and Irish racing according to the official result and weigh‑in where applicable.

Compliance, Age and Responsible Gaming

Betboro operates in accordance with applicable anti‑money laundering (AML) and know your customer (KYC) requirements. Customers must be of legal betting age in their jurisdiction. Betboro may request verification documents and may suspend or restrict accounts where required by law or policy. Responsible gaming controls are in place to support safe play, including deposit limits and self‑exclusion options where available.

Disputes, Changes to Rules and Final Authority

Betboro reserves the right to modify these rules and to interpret them in a fair and consistent manner. Any changes will be published on Betboro’s platform. In the event of a dispute regarding the interpretation or application of these rules, Betboro’s decision is final.