Non-runners/Non-Participants

Non-runners/Non-Participants

Unless otherwise stated all bets are accepted on the basis of All Bets Stand (All In Run Or Not). Therefore in the Outright Winner market any bet on any selection that fails to participate for any reason is considered a loser if the event takes place. Bets may be declared void if   

  • The Event is cancelled or declared void  
  • The venue is changed such that it has a material impact on the betting for the match. For example, a football game is moved to the opponent's home ground.   
  •  The event is interrupted and restarted more than 72 hours after the original start date  

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