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How do voids work in sportsbet?

In sports betting, a "void bet" means that a bet will no longer pay out and you will get your original wager returned to you.
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What does void on sportsbet mean?

Cancelled Matches: In the event of a match not taking place or is cancelled, bets on this match are deemed void and wagers will be refunded.
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What happens to a void bet on Sportybet?

"Void Bet" means the bet is nil or invalid. This occurs when an event is postponed, or the event result is unverifiable etc. Once the match has been set as void (with odd 1.00) the rest of the winning ticket will then be paid out. If you are unsure why your bet has been made Void, please contact us.
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What happens when a bet is void?

A voided bet is one that has basically been cancelled by your bookmaker. They have made your wager null and void, essentially returning it to a point that means it is as if it had never been placed. Your stake will be returned to your account, so you neither win nor lose the wager that you've placed.
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Does a void bet mean you get your money back?

If your bet is voided, your stake will be refunded, which means that, while you won't win any money from it, you aren't losing any money either. Review respective Sport Rules and General Rules and void rules to learn more.
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Do void bets pay out?

In sports betting, a "void bet" means that a bet will no longer pay out and you will get your original wager returned to you.
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Is a void bet a win?

A void bet is one that is essentially cancelled, made null and void as if it had never been placed in the first place, and whilst you don't win anything, you don't lose anything either, with your stake being returned in full to your account.
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What is an example of void in bet?

You have placed a bet on a player to score the first goal in a match, but he gets injured during the warm-up. Because he played no part in the game and you had no chance to actually win the bet, your bet will be declared void and your stake will be refunded.
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Is a bet void if a player doesn t play?

Bets on players who do not start the game are void. Free throws do not count as a field goal in first field goal wagers. Most Points/Rebounds/Assists/etc. in game markets - All bets are action unless the player that was wagered on does not receive any playing time.
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Why did bet365 void my bet?

Bets will be void If the match is abandoned unless settlement of bets is already determined. Bets will be void if the match is abandoned before half-time unless settlement of bets is already determined. Corners awarded but not taken do not count.
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How is a void bet calculated?

Generally speaking, if a bet in your parlay is deemed void, a sportsbook will remove it from your parlay and adjust the odds accordingly. As such, a five-leg parlay would be reduced to four; a four-leg parlay reduced to three, and so on. A double bet simply becomes a single.
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Does a void ruin a parlay?

Same Game Parlay

1. in the event a Same Game Parlay contains no losing selections, but a selection is settled as void, then the whole Same Game Parlay will be settled as void; and 2. in the event a selection is a tie, and no tie outcome is offered for that selection, then the Same Game Parlay will be settled as lost.
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Can bet365 void a bet?

Once bets/wagers have been placed they may not be cancelled by the customer. Bets can only be changed by the customer using our Edit Bet feature, where this is available. bet365 reserves the right to cancel any bet/wager at any time.
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Is cashing out bets bad?

Cash Out allows you to settle for a loss in running or mid-event, and this can prove beneficial if you believe that your selections chances are greatly reduced once the event has started. Anyone who has ever placed a bet before is likely to have heard of the phrase 'Cash Out'.
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Is cashing out bets a good idea?

Cashing out of a wager works for losses, too. When a bettor cashes out, he or she will lose less than the maximum amount, which allows a bettor to cut losses. If a bet has gone south and the bettor doesn't feel there's a good chance of winning, electing to Cash Out of the wager can cut the loss to a lesser amount.
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What happens if a match is interrupted in Sportybet?

General Rules

If a match is interrupted and continued within 48h after initial kickoff, all open bets will be settled with the final result. Otherwise all undecided bets are considered void.
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Can a bet be legally binding?

Under contract law, bar bets may or may not be legally binding, and the winning party may have difficulty having a court enforce the bet. A written contract, drawn up soberly the next day and signed by both parties, can avoid doubt.
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Are parlays the worst bet you can make?

So to be clear: While your odds increase with each successive bet, the individual odds that go into the whole bet shrink up. In short: Parlays aren't worth the money. But they are fun, which is why we recommend going easy! Parlays should not be your bread and butter.
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Can you lose 1 game in a parlay?

A parlay is a way of linking bets together, so they are treated as one big bet. You must win every smaller bet to win the parlay bet—if you lose just one of the smaller bets, then the entire parlay is lost.
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What is the risk of parlay?

Parlays are high-risk, high-reward wagers. Even though they allow the bettor to invest a small amount of money, the risk comes from needing every leg to win. The increased reward comes from earning a much larger payout if all selections win than you could if you bet each side individually.
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Has anyone ever won a parlay?

Betfair, a European sportsbook operator, reported in June 2021 that a UK-based bettor did just that, winning a six-leg parlay by picking four golf tournament winners and two soccer game-winners. A Betfair punter from London has become a millionaire - from a £11.50 acca!
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Do professional gamblers do parlays?

However, bettors can sometimes parlay several teams together for massive one-time payouts. Parlays are most popular during football season where bettors will oftentimes string together a dozen bets in hopes of striking it rich, and sportsbooks readily play into this get-rich-quick mentality.
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Why do parlays pay so much?

Because parlays provide the house with a massive edge. To understand just how great the house edge is with parlays, we must first define the term "hold." The hold is the percentage of money the bookmaker holds onto after all bets have been settled and paid out.
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How often do parlays hit?

If you have two wagers that are each +100 — bet $100 to win $100 — then the parlay has roughly a 25 percent chance of winning. If those wagers are each -110 (bet $110 to win $100) the chances improve to 27 percent, but the payoff also will be slightly lower to reflect those odds.
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