UK Bet Settlement Rules Index

A void selection is removed and the accumulator is settled on the remaining selections.

The general multiples rule keeps valid selections running when another selection is void.

The stake runs on to the remaining selections, so a double becomes a single and a treble becomes a double.

A multiple reduced by void selections stands on the remaining selections.

The void selection is removed and new odds are based on the remaining selections. Football Bet Builders are an explicit exception.

A void selection is removed and the multiple is settled on the remaining valid selections.

A void selection is removed and the multiple is settled on the remaining valid selections.

A void selection in a multiple is treated as a non-runner and the bet continues on the remaining selections.

A void selection is removed and the multiple is settled on the remaining selections at their combined odds.

Selected pre-match player markets are recalculated. In other markets a void or push selection makes the whole Bet Builder void or push.

For a postponed football match, related selections are void and the rest of the multi, Bet Builder or boost is repriced.

A void selection is removed and the BuildABet settles at the odds of the remaining selections.

The published rules say the complete bet is void if one leg is void. William Hill Racing Bet Builder has separate repricing rules, so the product and channel matter.

If one football Bet Builder selection is void, the remaining selections are also void.

The published product terms say the whole bet is void if one leg is void or a named player does not participate.

If any component part of a Football Bet Builder is made void, the complete bet becomes void.

A void selection, or a named player who does not participate, makes the whole Bet Builder void.

If any selection in a Bet Builder is void or pushes, the published rule makes the whole Bet Builder void.

Published player goalscoring rules make first, last and anytime goalscorer bets no action when the player does not start.

First goalscorer is void if the player takes no part or enters after the first goal. Other player markets can use different participation tests.

Many player markets stand if the player takes any part, while some head-to-head and first scorer products require the player to start.

The anytime goalscorer rule says the bet stands if the player comes on, and is void only if the player takes no part.

Pre-match first, next and anytime scorer, assists, shots, passes and cards are listed as void if the player does not start.

First scorer bets are void if the player does not appear before the first goal, while anytime scorer bets stand if the player later takes part.

First scorer bets are void if the player does not appear before the first goal, while anytime scorer bets stand if the player later takes part.

Participation rules vary by market. Published anytime scorer multiples require the named player to start.

Player-stat markets generally require the player to start, while goalscorer markets use their own participation conditions.

An unplayed or postponed match is treated as a non-runner unless played within five days of the original time.

Bets can stand when the new start is announced within three hours and falls within three days. Otherwise undetermined selections are void.

A rescheduled match can stand within the current or following three days, subject to the published confirmation timing rule.

Bets are void on notification unless the fixture is rescheduled at that point to kick off within 48 hours. Named competitions have additional exceptions.

Bets are void unless the delayed match is played on the same local calendar day, subject to the listed final and tournament exceptions.

Bets are void unless the delayed match is played on the same local calendar day, subject to the listed final and tournament exceptions.

Bets stand if the match is played within 48 hours of the scheduled start and are otherwise void, subject to stated exceptions.

Undetermined bets are void unless the postponed match is played on the same local calendar day.

A match abandoned before 90 minutes is no action except for a market fully determined at the time of abandonment.

Decided outcomes stand. Other selections are void unless the published restart conditions apply.

Decided outcomes stand and all other selections are void, with a separate rule for a restart announced within the operator's time window.

A market stands if its winning selection was established before abandonment. Otherwise it is void.

Markets already decided at abandonment stand. Unresolved markets are void unless play resumes and finishes on the same local day.

Markets already decided at abandonment stand. Unresolved markets are void unless play resumes and finishes on the same local day.

Fully determined markets can stand. Other bets remain active if the match finishes within 48 hours and are otherwise void.

Already determined outcomes stand, while unresolved markets are void unless the match is completed on the same local day.

Standard football result markets use the stated normal-time basis. Specific extra-time and qualification markets are separate.

The general football rule uses 90 minutes plus stoppage time and excludes extra time and penalties unless the market says otherwise.

The settlement policy applies the 90-minute rule unless a market states otherwise.

Full-time and normal time include stoppage time but exclude scheduled extra time and shootouts.

The football FAQ defines full-time result as 90 minutes plus stoppage time, excluding extra time and shootouts.

Standard football markets use regulation time plus stoppage time and exclude extra time and shootouts unless stated otherwise.

Standard football markets use regulation time plus stoppage time and exclude extra time and shootouts unless stated otherwise.

Standard football and Bet Builder markets use normal time plus stoppage time unless extra time or penalties are explicitly included.

Standard football settlement uses normal time plus stoppage time and excludes extra time and shootouts unless the market says otherwise.

The stake is divided by the number of tied competitors and the original full odds apply to the adjusted stake.

The published rule proportions the stake across the number of dead-heating selections.

The stake is divided by the number of participants in the dead heat and full odds apply to that portion.

The stake is divided by the number of tied competitors and full odds are paid to the divided stake.

Win-bet returns are split between the dead-heating runners, with place treatment depending on the places available.

The original stake is divided by the number of tied selections and full odds apply to the reduced stake.

The original stake is divided by the number of tied selections and full odds apply to the reduced stake.

The stake is divided between the tied winners and full odds are applied to the reduced winning stake.

The stake is divided by the number of tied competitors and full odds are paid on the reduced stake.

The stake is divided by the number of dead-heating selections and full odds are paid on that reduced stake.

After final declarations, a non-runner can trigger a deduction on bets placed before withdrawal. Bets on the withdrawn selection are void unless ante-post terms apply.

The deduction uses the non-runner's price and applies to winnings. Multiple withdrawals are capped at a combined 90p per £1.

The amount depends on the withdrawn horse's price and applies to winnings on bets struck before the relevant market reform.

The published rules apply Tattersalls Rule 4 and waive a total deduction of 5p in £1. The combined cap is 90p in £1.

A withdrawal can trigger a price-based deduction from winnings, with combined deductions capped at 90p per £1.

A withdrawal can trigger a price-based deduction from winnings, with combined deductions capped at 90p per £1.

Tattersalls Rule 4(c) applies a deduction from winnings according to the withdrawn selection's price.

A withdrawal can trigger a Rule 4 deduction from fixed-price winnings according to the non-runner's price.

The deduction is based on the withdrawn horse's price and combined deductions can reach a maximum of 90p per £1.

After final declarations, withdrawals can cause price-based deductions from winnings up to a combined 90p per £1.

A single on a non-runner is void. In a multiple the selection is removed. Ante-post bets are normally all-in, run or not.

Outside future racing terms, a horse withdrawn before starter's orders is void. Ante-post and non-runner-no-bet terms remain distinct.

The general settlement policy returns a single stake and runs a multiple on to its remaining selections when a selection does not run.

A horse withdrawn before starter's orders is void at day-of-race prices. Ante-post selections generally lose if they do not take part.

A day-of-race non-runner is void and the stake is returned, while ante-post bets normally remain all-in, run or not.

A day-of-race non-runner is void and the stake is returned, while ante-post bets normally remain all-in, run or not.

A non-runner is void outside ante-post markets, where all-in, run-or-not terms normally apply.

Day-of-race bets on a non-runner are void, while ante-post selections generally lose if they do not run.

A non-runner after final declarations is void, while ante-post bets normally remain all-in, run or not.

The terms allow an incorrect Cash Out amount to be resettled at the correct amount and an incorrectly resulted selection to be corrected.

Cash Out can suspend around live events or feed failures. Funds can be reversed when a bet or market was settled in error.

The feature can be suspended or disabled. A resettlement can amend the account balance after an erroneous settlement.

An accepted Cash Out based on an obvious pricing error can be void and the original bet settled using the correct price.

Cash Out is available only at certain times, can be removed without notice and is described as an optional feature.

Cash Out can be suspended or withdrawn. An erroneous Cash Out may be voided and the original bet settled correctly.

Cash Out can be suspended or withdrawn. An erroneous Cash Out may be voided and the original bet settled correctly.

Cash Out is not available on every bet or market, can suspend during live events and remains unavailable if no offer button is shown.

Unibet's published racing rules state that Cash Out is not available on horse-racing bets.

Cash Out is not available on every bet and can cease to be offered when market or event conditions change.

Cash Out is offered only on selected markets, can be suspended or removed, and an incorrectly offered value can be corrected.

Full and partial Cash Out are offered on selected markets, so the feature is not guaranteed for every bet.