Betting Rules

1. General betting principles

By placing a bet, you confirm that you have read and understood the rules that apply to the relevant market. You also confirm that you are permitted to use online betting services under the laws that apply to you. Players in Australia should consider their location, age and personal circumstances before using any betting service.

These rules should be read together with the website terms and conditions, privacy information, responsible gambling information and any market-specific rules shown on the site. If a market includes additional instructions, those instructions will normally apply to the relevant bet. Different sports, competitions, events and bet types may have different settlement methods, result sources and cancellation provisions.

Onluck Casino may make betting markets available only for selected events, competitions or jurisdictions. The availability of a market does not mean that it will remain available until the event starts. Markets may be suspended, removed, changed or closed at any time before the bet is accepted, subject to applicable law and the rules for that market.

A bet is not considered accepted merely because a selection has been added to a bet slip. Acceptance generally occurs only when the bet has been processed and a confirmation is displayed in your account or on the website. You should check your account and bet history to confirm whether a wager has been accepted.

• You must provide accurate account and identity information where requested.
• You must use your own account and payment method unless the applicable terms expressly allow otherwise.
• You must not place bets on behalf of another person or allow another person to use your account.
• You must not attempt to interfere with the website, betting platform, market data or settlement process.
• You should keep your login details secure and report suspected unauthorised access as soon as possible.

2. Placing and confirming bets

Before submitting a bet, review the event, selection, market type, odds, stake and potential return shown on the bet slip. A bet slip may include one or more selections. Adding a selection to a bet slip does not reserve the displayed odds or guarantee that the market will remain open.

Odds may change before a bet is submitted or while a request is being processed. If the website displays a changed price or asks you to confirm an amended bet, you should review the updated information carefully. A bet will only be accepted at the price and terms confirmed at the time of acceptance, subject to any correction or voiding rule that applies.

You are responsible for checking the details of every bet before confirming it. This includes checking whether you have selected the correct event, participant, result, line, handicap, total, market period and stake. Errors made when entering or confirming a bet may not be reversible once the wager has been accepted.

The website may apply minimum or maximum stake requirements, transaction controls, account limits or other restrictions. Any applicable limit should be shown in the relevant betting interface or account information. A request that exceeds an applicable limit may be rejected, reduced or accepted only in part, depending on the rules for that market.

Where a bet is accepted in error, the wager may be reviewed under the applicable terms. Examples may include an obvious pricing error, a technical fault, a duplicated transaction, a market being left open after relevant information became known, or a bet accepted after an event or market should have been suspended. Any review will be handled in accordance with the published rules and applicable law.

1. Select the event and market you want to bet on.
2. Choose one or more selections and enter your intended stake.
3. Review the displayed odds, possible return and any market conditions.
4. Submit the bet only when the details are correct.
5. Check the confirmation and retain the bet reference shown in your account history.

3. Odds, markets and bet types

Betting odds represent the potential return associated with a selection. The return shown on the bet slip may include the original stake, depending on how the market is displayed. The actual outcome depends on the result of the event and the rules for the selected market. Odds are not a guarantee of success, and past results or market popularity do not predict future outcomes.

Common market types

Available markets may vary by sport and event. A win market generally requires your selected participant or team to achieve the result specified in the market. Handicap or line markets adjust the result by a stated margin. Total or over-and-under markets are settled by comparing the relevant total with the line shown. Place, finishing-position, margin, score and performance markets are settled according to their displayed definitions.

A single bet normally contains one selection. A multiple bet combines two or more selections, and every selection may need to be successful for the multiple to win. Combination bets may contain several linked combinations and can have different returns depending on the number of successful selections. The bet slip should be used to confirm how a multiple or combination has been constructed before submission.

Live and in-play betting

Live betting is offered on selected events while they are in progress. Delays can occur between an event taking place and the information appearing on the website. Markets may be suspended during important moments, including scoring opportunities, penalties, injuries, dismissals, time-outs or other material developments. A bet submitted during a suspension may be declined or processed after the market reopens.

Live scores, clocks, statistics and visual information are provided for convenience and may not be complete or current. They should not be treated as the official result. Settlement is based on the applicable market rules and the official or recognised result source used for that event.

Special conditions

Some markets may depend on a participant starting, completing a minimum period, taking part in a specified number of plays, or meeting another condition. If a market has a special condition, it will generally be shown with the market or in its related rules. You should read that condition before placing a wager, particularly for player performance, first or last result, race and tournament markets.

4. Results, settlement and cancelled markets

Bets are settled using the result and settlement rules applicable to the market. The relevant result may be based on the official result announced by the event organiser, governing body or another recognised source. A later change, appeal, protest, correction or disciplinary decision may not change an already settled bet unless the market rules specifically allow the settlement to be amended.

If an event is postponed, abandoned, interrupted or rescheduled, the outcome will depend on the rules for that particular market. Some markets may remain valid if the event is completed within the period specified in the market rules. Other markets may be cancelled if the event does not take place, does not reach the required stage, or the original conditions can no longer be fairly applied.

A selection may be declared void when the market is cancelled, the event does not meet the required conditions, the selection does not participate where participation is required, or a technical or pricing issue prevents fair settlement. In a multiple or combination bet, a void selection may be removed from the calculation and the remaining selections may continue, unless the relevant market rules state otherwise.

If two or more selections share a result or finishing position, a dead-heat or tie rule may apply. Under such a rule, the stake or return may be divided in accordance with the proportion of the result attributed to the selection. The exact treatment depends on the market and should be checked before placing the bet.

Where a market is settled incorrectly because of a clear administrative, technical or data error, the settlement may be reviewed and corrected. An account balance may be adjusted where a payment or credit was made in error. Players should not withdraw or knowingly use funds that were credited incorrectly while the issue is being reviewed.

Questions about a settled bet

If you believe a bet has been settled incorrectly, review the market rules, result information and bet reference first. Any query should include enough information to identify the wager, such as the date, event, market and reference shown in your account. Queries are considered against the applicable rules and available records. The outcome of an event is not changed simply because a player disagrees with the result.

• A market may be suspended while an official result is being confirmed.
• A result shown on a third-party website may differ from the result used under the market rules.
• The final result may include extra time, tie-breaks or other periods only where the market specifies that they count.
• A participant's withdrawal, retirement, disqualification or failure to start may have different effects depending on the market.
• Where no fair or reliable result can be established, the market may be cancelled in accordance with its rules.

5. Account security and responsible betting

Betting should be treated as entertainment, not as a way to make money or recover losses. Set a budget before you play and only use money that you can afford to lose. Do not increase your stake because of a previous loss, and do not rely on winnings to meet everyday expenses, bills or other financial commitments.

You should take regular breaks and monitor how much time and money you spend. If betting stops being enjoyable, affects your relationships, work, study, sleep or finances, consider stopping and seeking independent support. You can also review the responsible gambling tools and account controls made available through the website.

You must not place bets while under the influence of alcohol or other substances if this affects your judgement. You must also comply with any age, location and account requirements that apply to the service. Betting for a person under the legal age, sharing access with another person or using another person's account is not permitted.

Keep your password, authentication details and devices secure. Onluck Casino will not be responsible for activity carried out through your account where you have failed to take reasonable steps to protect your access, subject to applicable law. Contact the relevant support channel through the website if you notice unusual account activity, an unfamiliar bet or a transaction you do not recognise.

These Betting Rules are general information and do not replace the full website terms, the specific rules displayed for a market or any legal requirement that applies to you. Rules may be updated when products, markets, technology or legal requirements change. Always read the current information shown before submitting a bet. If you do not understand a market or its settlement method, do not place the bet until you are satisfied that the conditions are clear.