Betting Rules

1. General Rules and Settlement Principles

The following Rules apply to all bets placed on 879jili. The operator reserves the right to interpret and apply these Rules in a consistent and fair manner, with the aim of preserving market integrity and orderly conduct of wagering.

• 1.1 Verification and Settlement Delays. If the outcome of a market cannot be verified, settlement may be delayed until the official result is published. Where the official result is not published, the operator may settle using reliable, widely recognised data at its discretion.
• 1.2 Official Result Basis. All settlements are based on the official result published by the relevant governing body or organising authority. Where the official result is not published, settlement may be completed using commonly sourced data selected by the operator.
• 1.3 Pricing Integrity. If a market or price is published with incorrect information or pricing, 879jili reserves the right to void affected bets.
• 1.4 Published Prices Only. Bets are accepted at the operator’s live published prices only; prices on third-party sites or advertised prices are not binding.
• 1.5 Correlated Outcomes. Bets on outcomes that are logically related, but not accounted for by the system or price, may be voided at the operator’s discretion.
• 1.6 Fraud and Unfair Conduct. Bets placed in a manner intended to defraud or when results are already known are void. The operator may suspend settlement and freeze accounts pending investigation.
• 1.7 Fraud and Integrity Investigations. If there is suspected fraud or integrity concerns within an event, settlement of affected bets may be withheld pending authority review. Affected bets may be void.
• 1.8 Bet Cancellation and Change. Bets placed and confirmed cannot be canceled or amended by the customer.
• 1.9 Incorrect Settlements. Bets deemed incorrectly settled may be resettled within 48 hours. 879jili may reclaim incorrect payouts as part of the resettlement process.
• 1.10 Market Scope. All markets are for regular time unless the market text specifies otherwise.
• 1.11 Non-Standard Match Formats. If a match or event deviates from the standard format in rules, points system, duration, or structure, bets on affected markets may be void.
• 1.12 Incomplete Matches. If a match is not completed due to injury, disqualification, or withdrawal, bets on unsettled markets may be void.
• 1.13 Incorrect Naming. If event, team, or participant names are displayed incorrectly or reversed, bets on affected markets may be voided.
• 1.14 Postponed or Abandoned Events. If an event is postponed or abandoned, bets stand if resumed and completed within 48 hours of the scheduled finish time. If competitors or format change, open bets may be voided.
• 1.15 Dropped Event Coverage. If event coverage is dropped, settlements occur upon official result announcement; otherwise, markets unable to verify are void.
• 1.16 Pricing Errors. If a significant error in price occurs due to incorrect score or data, all rights to void or resettle the selection apply at the operator’s discretion.
• 1.17 Outright Markets. Outright markets are settled for all listed selections; non-participating selections are treated as losses.
• 1.18 Dead Heat. In dead heat scenarios, stakes are divided equally among tied selections and the remains are treated as a loss, calculated with the odds at the new stake.
• 1.19 Onsite Information. Live data such as scoreboards and streams are guides and may be delayed; settlement is not based on onsite information.
• 1.20 Decimal Odds. Bets are settled using decimal odds for consistency, regardless of the odds format selected by the customer.
• 1.21 Discretionary Decisions. The operator may make decisions on a bet-by-bet basis in circumstances not explicitly covered by these Rules or sport-specific rules.
• 1.22 Amendments and Language. Sporting Rules may be amended and notified online. The English version remains the official version for interpretation and enforcement.

2. Market Formation, Verification, and Settlement Mechanics

These provisions govern how markets are formed, how results are verified, and when settlements occur.

• 2.1 Verification Window. In the event of delayed or disputed results, the operator will adjudicate using official results first and authoritative data second. If conflicts persist, the operator may defer settlement until resolution.
• 2.2 Price Discrepancies and Market Integrity. Markets affected by incorrect price or data are subject to void or resettlement as appropriate to preserve market integrity.
• 2.3 Settlement Timelines. Normal settlements occur after official results are confirmed; where required, adjustments may be applied within 48 hours of initial settlement.
• 2.4 Void Conditions. Bets may be voided in events such as non-start, non-completion, or when an event is not resumed within 24 hours following suspension, unless an official result is declared.
• 2.5 Live and In-Play Markets. In-play settlements are based on the official result as it stands at the conclusion of the relevant period, subject to the specific market rules. Over-ride or liability adjustments may apply in exceptional circumstances.

3. Bets, Cancellations, and Modifications

This section sets out customer rights and operator obligations regarding bet placement, cancellation, and modification.

• 3.1 Bet Acceptance and Confirmation. A bet is deemed accepted when the system confirms placement. Cancellations or edits by the customer are not permitted after confirmation.
• 3.2 Re-seating of Bets. If a bet is found to be incorrectly settled, resettlement will be performed within 48 hours. The operator may reclaim incorrect payouts as part of this process.
• 3.3 Changes to Markets. If a market is amended after placement, customers retain their original bet unless the change results in a different outcome being eligible for settlement.

4. Event Status: Suspension, Postponement, and Resumption

These rules determine how bets are treated when events are suspended, postponed, or resumed.

• 4.1 Suspension and Cancellation. If an event is suspended or canceled before start or during regular time, bets may be voided or suspended as specified in market text.
• 4.2 Postponement. If a match is postponed, settlement will occur if the event is resumed within 48 hours of the original finish time; otherwise, unsettled bets may be voided unless an official result is declared.
• 4.3 Resumption and Completion. Bets on markets that resume and complete within the specified window will stand; otherwise, affected bets may be voided.

5. Sport-Specific and Market Types

The operator applies uniform principles across sports with sport-specific interpretations as set out below. Where a market text specifies a deviation, that text governs.

• 5.1 Classic Sports (General Rules). Official results govern settlement. Outright markets settle for all selections; non-participating selections are losers. Dead heat rules apply where applicable.
• 5.2 American Football. Settlement reflects the official result at the end of regular time, unless overtime is specified. A minimum of 55 minutes of a 60-minute match must be completed for payout. If the event is postponed or moved to an alternate venue, bets may be void. Player-specific markets settle on official statistics; if a player does not participate, the bet is void. Overtime is counted for all player markets where specified by market terms.
• 5.3 Australian Rules Football (Aussie Rules). Markets settle on the official final result at the end of scheduled play unless stated otherwise. If a match is postponed or abandoned and not resumed within 48 hours, bets are void unless an official winner is declared. Half and quarter markets refer to the corresponding periods; dead heat rules apply.
• 5.4 Athletics and Badminton. Official governing body results govern settlement. If an event is abandoned or a participant does not start, affected markets are void. Markets on outright winners remain applicable as runners unless the participant does not take part.

6. Outright Markets and Dead Heat Rules

Outright markets cover long‑term outcomes and awards. Non-participating selections are treated as losses unless otherwise stated. In the event of a tie between tied selections, the stake is distributed equally among tied entrants, and the remaining stake is treated as a loss; odds will be applied to the new stake as defined by market rules.

7. Onsite Information and Data integrity

Scores, stats, and video feeds presented on-site are guides and may be delayed. Settlement is not based on live onsite data; official results prevail. The operator is not liable for delays in data feeds or streams.

8. Amendments, Language, and Disputes

Rules may be amended and notified online. The English version is the official version for interpretation. In the event of a dispute, the operator’s decision will be final and binding subject to applicable law.