Betting Rules

These rules apply to bets placed through the betting products and markets made available by Skystar96 Casino. Additional rules may apply to a particular sport, competition, event, market or betting format. Where a specific market rule conflicts with a general rule, the specific rule will generally apply to that market. You should review the information displayed on the relevant betting page before confirming a bet.

You must be legally permitted to use online betting services in the place where you are located. Players in Australia should consider the laws and restrictions that apply in their state or territory. You are responsible for checking that betting is lawful for you and for following all applicable requirements. Skystar96 Casino may restrict access to services where required by law, regulation, technical controls or its internal procedures.

You must provide accurate and complete information when creating and maintaining an account. An account must be used only by the person to whom it belongs. You must keep your login details confidential and must not allow another person to place bets using your account. If you believe that your account has been accessed without permission, you should stop using it and follow the account support process available on the website.

You must meet the applicable minimum age requirement and any identity or verification requirements before using betting services. Skystar96 Casino may request information or documents to confirm identity, age, account ownership, payment details or compliance with legal and security obligations. Betting activity may be limited while verification is pending. Any information supplied for verification should be current, accurate and readable.

Placing a bet

• A bet is submitted when you select a market, choose an outcome, enter a stake and confirm the bet through the available betting process.
• A bet is accepted only when it is recorded by the betting system and a confirmation or bet reference is displayed or otherwise made available in your account.
• Selections placed in a bet slip that has not been confirmed are not bets and do not create an obligation to accept the wager.
• You are responsible for checking the selection, odds, stake, bet type and any applicable conditions before confirming the bet.
• Once accepted, a bet generally cannot be changed, cancelled or withdrawn by the player unless a cancellation or cash-out option is expressly made available.
• If a technical, pricing or communication error affects a bet, the bet may be reviewed in accordance with these rules and any applicable market rules.

You should keep your bet confirmation and account history for your records. The information recorded in the betting system will normally be used to determine the details of an accepted bet, including the event, market, selection, odds, stake and status. If you notice a possible error, raise it through the available support channel as soon as reasonably possible.

Bets are settled using the official result or official data source considered appropriate for the relevant event and market. The applicable source may depend on the sport, competition, event organiser or market description. The result first announced at the end of an event will generally be used unless the relevant rules state that a later official amendment applies. Subsequent appeals, investigations or changes to a result will not necessarily change a settled bet.

The market description determines which part of an event is relevant. A full-event market may be settled differently from a first-half, quarter, period, set, innings, stage or player market. If the required event conditions are not completed, the bet may be void, settled according to a specific rule or treated in another way described for that market.

Postponed, abandoned or changed events

If an event is postponed, abandoned, interrupted, rescheduled or moved to a different venue, bets may be settled under the sport-specific or market-specific rules. Some bets may remain valid if the event is completed within the period or conditions stated for the market. Other bets may be void if the event does not take place, does not meet the required conditions or is materially changed. A change to the participants, format, distance, venue or scheduled timing may affect settlement.

Void bets and returns

A void bet is treated as having no betting outcome. Unless a specific rule says otherwise, the stake for a void single bet will normally be returned to the relevant betting balance. In a multiple bet, a void selection may be removed and the remaining selections may continue to determine the result. The treatment of a void selection can differ for combination bets, promotions and other specialised products, so the applicable terms should be checked.

Winning returns are calculated using the accepted stake, the applicable odds and the bet type. Any displayed return is subject to the rules that apply to the market and the account. A return may be adjusted where a bet is void, a pricing error is corrected, a promotion has separate conditions or a legal or security requirement applies.

Dead heats and ties

Where two or more participants share a result and the market does not provide a separate tie outcome, a dead-heat rule may apply. Under this type of rule, the stake or relevant part of the bet is divided between the tied outcomes before the applicable odds are applied. Dead-heat treatment can vary by sport and market. The rules displayed for the market should be read before placing the bet.