Betting Rules

1. General betting conditions

By opening an account, accessing betting services or placing a wager, you confirm that you have read and understood the rules that apply. You are responsible for checking the relevant information before confirming any bet. If you do not understand a rule, market, price or settlement condition, do not place the wager until you have obtained enough information to make an informed decision.

Betting is available only where permitted by applicable law and by the rules of 7bit Casino. You must use the service only from a location where online betting is lawful. You are responsible for understanding and complying with the laws that apply to you, including any requirements relating to age, location, taxation, account use and online gambling.

You must be at least the minimum legal age required for the relevant betting service and must provide accurate information when creating or maintaining an account. An account may be subject to identity, age, location and security checks. Access to betting services may be restricted, suspended or refused if information cannot be verified or if account activity appears inconsistent with these rules.

• Only one personal account may be used unless the applicable account terms expressly allow otherwise.
• You must keep your login details secure and must not allow another person to use your account.
• You must not place a bet on behalf of another person or permit another person to control your betting activity.
• You must not use the service for unlawful activity, fraud, money laundering or any other prohibited purpose.
• You must notify 7bit Casino if your account information changes or if you believe your account has been accessed without permission.

7bit Casino may review bets, accounts and transactions for security, compliance, technical or operational reasons. Where a review is required, a bet or transaction may remain pending until the review is complete. Any action taken will be handled under the applicable website terms and relevant legal requirements.

2. Placing and accepting bets

A bet is normally placed by selecting a market or outcome, entering the intended stake and confirming the wager through the betting interface. Before confirmation, check the selection, stake, odds or displayed price, bet type and any other details shown on the bet slip. Once submitted, a bet may not be changed unless the relevant market rules or the website functionality expressly allow a correction, cancellation or cash-out.

A bet is not accepted merely because a selection has been added to a bet slip. Acceptance occurs only when the wager has been successfully processed and recorded by the betting system. A confirmation message, bet reference or equivalent record may be provided. You should retain this information and check your account history after placing a bet.

If there is a delay, interruption, connection problem or display error, do not assume that a bet was accepted, rejected or cancelled. Check the bet history and account balance. A wager that is not recorded by the system may not be valid, even if a selection appeared on screen. Technical records may be used to determine whether and when a bet was submitted and accepted.

Prices, stakes and bet slips

Prices and odds may change before a bet is confirmed. The price shown at the time of final acceptance is the price that normally applies, subject to the specific market rules. If the system identifies a price change before confirmation, you may be asked to accept the updated price or review the bet again.

The available stake range, bet types and markets may depend on the product, event, account status, applicable law, risk controls and technical availability. Any minimum or maximum stake displayed in the betting interface applies to that particular wager at the time it is shown. A displayed limit is not a guarantee that the same limit will apply to future bets.

• Review every selection before confirming a single, multiple, system or other bet.
• Make sure the stake is the amount you intend to risk.
• Check whether the bet includes special conditions, such as an each-way, handicap, total, place, proposition or combination element.
• Do not rely on an unfinished bet slip as proof that a wager has been placed.
• Check the final confirmation and account history for the accepted bet details.

3. Odds, outcomes and settlement

Each market has a defined outcome and settlement method. The applicable market description, event information and any special terms should be read before betting. Where a market uses a particular result, statistic, timing point, official source or competition rule, that information will be used to determine settlement.

Bets are generally settled using the official result or other recognised outcome specified for the market. The result may be confirmed by an event organiser, governing body, official data provider or another source considered appropriate under the market rules. A result can be amended if an official correction is issued or if an error in the original result is identified.

A bet may be settled as a win, loss, push, void, cancelled or another status permitted by the relevant rules. For a multiple or combination wager, one void selection may be removed from the calculation while the remaining selections continue, unless the market rules provide another outcome. A bet that cannot be fairly settled may be cancelled or voided.

Common settlement considerations

• The event must take place within the conditions stated for the market.
• A postponed, abandoned, rescheduled or interrupted event may be treated differently depending on the market rules.
• The result at the end of the specified period normally applies unless the market states that another time or stage is relevant.
• For player, team or performance markets, the participant may need to take part or satisfy the stated eligibility condition for the bet to stand.
• Dead heats, ties, shared places and equal results may be settled under special dead-heat or tie rules.
• A market based on a statistic may use the official statistic, even if other reports or commentary show a different figure.
• A bet may be re-settled if the original settlement was based on an incorrect result, price or calculation.

The possible return shown on a bet slip is an estimate based on the selected price, stake and bet type. It should not be treated as a guaranteed return until the bet has been accepted and the market has been settled. Any applicable deductions, adjustments or special conditions will be applied as described in the relevant rules.

Casino games, live betting, virtual products and promotional wagers may each have separate settlement methods. The specific rules displayed for the relevant product take priority where they differ from these general conditions.

4. Errors, cancellations and account reviews

Occasionally, a technical, pricing, display or processing error may occur. Examples include an incorrect price, duplicated market, wrong event information, obvious data error, calculation mistake or bet accepted after a market should have closed. If an error affects a bet, 7bit Casino may correct, cancel, void or re-settle the affected wager in accordance with the applicable rules and law.

A market may be suspended, withdrawn or closed without prior notice. This can happen because of a material event, uncertainty about information, a technical issue, a change to the event or a compliance requirement. Bets accepted before suspension may still stand, unless the market rules or circumstances require a different result.

You must not attempt to exploit an obvious error, system weakness or malfunction. You must also not use automated tools, bots, unauthorised software or other methods designed to interfere with the betting service or gain an unfair advantage. Any suspected misuse may result in an account review and action under the website terms.

Questions and disputes

If you believe a bet has been recorded, calculated or settled incorrectly, review the bet reference and relevant market information before raising the matter. Questions should be submitted through the available support or account channel on the website. Include enough information to identify the wager, such as the bet reference, date, market and nature of the concern. Do not include another person's private account information.

A review may require account records, system logs, event information and the rules that applied when the bet was accepted. The outcome of a review may include confirming the original settlement, correcting a calculation, re-settling a wager or voiding an affected bet. Where a specific complaint or dispute process is provided in the website terms, that process will apply.

5. Responsible betting and rule updates

Betting should be treated as entertainment, not as a way to earn income or recover losses. Only bet with money you can afford to lose and consider setting personal limits before you start. Avoid betting when you are distressed, under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or trying to chase previous losses.

• Set a budget for gambling and stop when that budget has been reached.
• Set time limits and take regular breaks from betting.
• Never borrow money or sell possessions to fund gambling.
• Do not increase stakes to try to recover losses.
• Keep gambling separate from essential household spending.
• Use available account controls, breaks, deposit restrictions or self-exclusion options if you need help managing your play.
• Seek independent support if betting is affecting your finances, relationships, work or wellbeing.

Responsible gambling tools may not prevent every form of gambling harm, so personal awareness and early action are important. If you are concerned about your betting, stop using the service and seek help from an appropriate Australian support organisation or health professional. In an emergency, contact local emergency services.

These Betting Rules may be updated when products, systems, legal requirements or operating practices change. The current version published on the website applies to relevant activity from the stated effective date. It is your responsibility to review the rules before placing a bet. If there is an inconsistency between these rules and a specific market rule, promotion condition or the website Terms and Conditions, the more specific or higher-ranking provision will apply.

By continuing to use the betting service after an update, you acknowledge that the revised rules may apply to future wagers. Existing bets will normally be handled under the rules that applied when they were accepted, unless a correction, legal requirement or market-specific provision requires another treatment.