Betting Rules
These Betting Rules explain the general conditions that apply when you place bets through Ilucki Casino. They are intended to help you understand how bets are submitted, accepted, settled and recorded. Please read these rules together with the applicable Terms and Conditions, game rules, promotions and responsible gambling information before using any betting service.
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General betting conditions
By placing a bet, you confirm that you have read and accepted the rules that apply to the relevant product. These rules may include general account conditions, game-specific rules, event rules and promotional terms. If a specific rule conflicts with a general rule, the rule written specifically for that game, market or promotion will generally apply to the extent of the conflict.
Contents
You must be legally permitted to gamble and must use the service only from a location where the relevant betting activity is lawful. Players in Australia should make their own enquiries about applicable Australian laws and any state or territory requirements. Access to a website or the availability of a product does not change your responsibility to comply with the law.
You must provide accurate, current and complete information when creating or maintaining an account. An account is normally personal to the registered player and must not be shared, sold, transferred or used by another person. You are responsible for keeping your login details secure and for notifying the operator if you believe that your account has been accessed without permission.
- Players must meet the applicable minimum age requirement before opening or using an account.
- Only one account should be used unless an authorised exception is expressly confirmed.
- Bets must be placed using funds that are available in the account at the time of the transaction.
- You must not use the service for unlawful activity, fraud, money laundering or any other prohibited purpose.
- The operator may request identity, age, payment or source-of-funds information before allowing certain account activity.
- Account, payment and betting records may be reviewed where required for security, compliance, dispute handling or responsible gambling purposes.
Availability and interruptions
Betting services may not always be available. They can be affected by maintenance, technical faults, internet connection problems, sporting or market information delays, third-party systems and events outside reasonable control. You should not assume that a bet has been accepted merely because you selected an option or submitted a request. The account history, confirmation screen or other official record should be used to check whether a transaction was completed.
Placing and accepting bets
Before submitting a bet, check the selected game, event, market, outcome, stake, odds and any other information displayed on the bet slip. A bet is generally treated as placed only after you submit it through the required process and receive confirmation or see it recorded in your account. Until that point, selections may be changed or removed.
Displayed odds, prices, lines and other betting information may change before a bet is accepted. Where an updated price or other change is presented, you may need to confirm the revised bet. A bet may be rejected or remain pending if the market is suspended, the information is unavailable, the transaction cannot be verified or another applicable rule prevents acceptance.
The amount shown as the stake is the amount you are choosing to risk on that bet. You should check the stake carefully before confirming. A submitted bet cannot normally be changed simply because you selected the wrong outcome, entered the wrong amount or changed your mind. Any cancellation, voiding or correction is subject to the relevant rules.
Bet confirmation and records
Keep your own record of important bets and check your account history regularly. The official transaction record is used to identify the details of a bet, including the time it was submitted, the stake, the selected outcome, the applicable price and the result. If the information displayed in your account appears incorrect, raise the issue through the available support or account process as soon as reasonably possible.
You must not attempt to place bets through automated tools, technical exploits, account sharing or any method designed to interfere with the normal operation of the service. Suspected duplicate transactions, system errors, manipulation or irregular betting activity may be reviewed. A transaction may be restricted, suspended or corrected where permitted by the applicable terms and law.
- Select the available game, event, market or outcome you wish to back.
- Enter or choose the stake and review the total amount at risk.
- Check the displayed price, rules and any warnings before submitting.
- Confirm the bet using the required button or account process.
- Wait for confirmation and check your betting history.
Odds, results and settlement
The method used to calculate a return depends on the product and the price displayed when the bet is accepted. A winning return may include the original stake or may be shown separately, depending on how the betting information is presented. The applicable game or market rules will explain the relevant calculation. You should not rely on an estimate where the final terms or confirmation show different information.
Bets are settled using the official result or outcome determined under the relevant rules. For event-based betting, this may involve an officially recognised result, a declared winner, a final score, a published statistic or another specified outcome. For casino and other games, settlement is based on the result generated or recorded by the applicable game system.
The scheduled start or end of an event, the order in which information is published and the source used to determine a result can affect settlement. If an event is postponed, abandoned, interrupted, rescheduled or changed, the specific event rules will determine whether bets stand, are voided or are settled in another way. Different markets connected with the same event may be treated differently.
Common settlement principles
- A bet normally stands only where the relevant event, game or market meets the conditions set out in its rules.
- A result may be amended if the original result was declared incorrectly or later officially changed, where the applicable rules allow this.
- If a market is void, the affected stake or bet will be handled according to the relevant product rules.
- Where a bet contains multiple selections, the treatment of one void selection may depend on the bet type and the rules shown at the time of acceptance.
- Dead heats, ties, draws, abandoned events and non-runners may be subject to special settlement provisions.
- A bet cannot usually be settled only on the basis of unofficial information, commentary, rumours or a player’s personal view of the result.
Settlement may not occur immediately after an event or game ends. The operator may need to verify the result, review an unusual outcome or wait for official information. If a result is delayed, the bet may remain pending until the relevant information is available. Any applicable account or payment terms continue to apply after settlement, including rules concerning verification and the use of funds.
Cancellations, errors and responsible betting
A bet may be cancelled or declared void where a specific rule permits it, where a market is offered in error, where a technical or pricing error has occurred, or where the transaction cannot be properly validated. The treatment of a cancelled or void bet depends on the circumstances and the applicable terms. The operator will not be responsible for a player’s decision to continue betting after an error or warning has been displayed.
If there is a clear mistake in a price, market description, result, account balance or transaction record, the issue may be investigated and corrected in accordance with the applicable rules. A correction may affect a pending or settled transaction. Where you believe an error has occurred, stop using the affected market if possible and review the account record before placing further bets.
Play within your limits
Gambling should be treated as entertainment, not as a way to make money or recover losses. Set a budget before you begin and use only money that you can afford to lose. Do not chase losses by increasing stakes, borrowing money or continuing to play when you feel upset, tired or under pressure. Betting outcomes are uncertain, and no strategy can guarantee a win.
- Set personal spending and time limits before gambling.
- Take regular breaks and avoid betting when affected by alcohol or other substances.
- Do not gamble to solve financial difficulties or to escape personal problems.
- 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.
- Ask for support if gambling is becoming difficult to control or is affecting your finances, relationships, work or wellbeing.
If you believe a betting transaction, result or account action has been recorded incorrectly, review the relevant rules and use the available account or support channel to raise the matter. Include the date, transaction reference and a clear description of the issue where those details are available. Do not send unnecessary personal or payment information through an unsecured channel.
These Betting Rules are general information and may be updated when products, legal requirements or operating procedures change. The version shown when a bet is placed, together with the specific rules displayed for that bet, should be read before confirming the transaction. If you do not understand a rule, do not place the bet until you have obtained sufficient clarification.
