Betting Rules

These rules apply to bets placed through Tab66 Casino, subject to applicable Australian laws and any additional terms shown for a particular product, game, event or market. By placing a bet, you confirm that you have read and accepted the relevant rules. If a specific market rule conflicts with a general rule, the specific rule for that market will generally apply.

You must be legally entitled to use the service in the place where you are located. You must also provide accurate information when registering, maintaining an account or completing any required verification. An account must be used only by the registered account holder. You must not allow another person to access or use your account, and you must not place bets on behalf of another person.

Tab66 Casino may apply checks designed to protect the integrity of the service, meet legal obligations and prevent fraud, misuse or unauthorised access. These checks may include identity, age, payment method, location or account activity checks. You may be asked to provide suitable information or documents before certain account functions can be completed.

• You must meet the applicable minimum age requirement before using the service.
• You must not use the service where online gambling is unlawful or restricted.
• You are responsible for keeping your login details secure and for checking activity on your account.
• You must not use the service for unlawful activity, fraud, money laundering or other improper purposes.
• You should check the information displayed on screen before confirming a bet.

Availability of products, markets and betting options may change. A product or market may be suspended, removed or made unavailable without notice where this is necessary for legal, technical, operational, integrity or other legitimate reasons. The rules displayed when a bet is placed are important, and you should retain a copy of the relevant confirmation or transaction details for your records.

The odds, prices or payout information displayed for a selection are provided for the relevant bet type and may be subject to specific market conditions. The way a return is calculated can depend on the selection, stake, bet type, result, applicable deductions and the rules shown for the market. Always review the relevant information before confirming a bet.

Bets are settled using the official result or outcome applicable to the relevant event, game or market. The source used to determine an outcome may depend on the product and the market rules. A result may be changed after initial publication if the recognised result is corrected, an official decision is revised or reliable information shows that the original result was incorrect.

Where an event is abandoned, postponed, interrupted, rescheduled or materially changed, the relevant market rules will determine whether bets remain active, are carried forward, are settled on another basis or are voided. Different rules may apply to different markets on the same event. You should read the event or market information rather than assume that every bet will be treated in the same way.

• A selection that does not participate may be treated according to the specific market rules.
• A postponed event may remain open if the rules allow the event to be completed within the stated conditions.
• An abandoned or materially altered event may result in some or all affected bets being void.
• A market may be settled on the official result even if later commentary or unofficial sources suggest a different outcome.
• Where no valid result is available, the relevant rules may provide for a void settlement or another stated outcome.

A bet may be declared void if it was accepted in error, affected by an obvious pricing or description error, placed after the relevant market had closed, or otherwise accepted contrary to the applicable rules. If a bet is void, the usual result is that the stake for that bet is returned, subject to the relevant terms and any legal requirements. For combination bets, the treatment of a void selection may depend on the type of bet and the specific rules.

If a technical, human or system error affects the display, acceptance, recording or settlement of a bet, the transaction may be corrected or voided in accordance with the applicable rules. This may include an incorrect price, incorrect event information, duplicated record, incorrectly settled result or system-generated transaction that does not reflect the intended offer. Any correction will be handled consistently with the relevant terms and applicable law.

Settlement may be delayed while a result is verified, an event is reviewed, a technical issue is investigated or account checks are completed. A delay does not by itself mean that a bet has been cancelled or that a return is guaranteed. Account balances and transaction histories may be adjusted to correct an error or reflect the final applicable settlement.