Where a team’s Innings runs are traded in play and the Innings is curtailed or reduced for any reason, then that Innings will be settled using the mid-point value of then last available quote before the reduction took place. If an Innings is reduced in Overs and play is subsequently re-started, a new quote based on the new revised Overs total may be formed and quoted and the new Overs total will be carried in brackets. If there are any further reductions to the number of Overs for any reason, the same rule will apply throughout the match with the market being settled using the mid-point value and a new revised market being opened with the over total stated in brackets. If there is no tradable quote, or if the game is not being traded in-play, all bets shall be void if a match is reduced in Overs.
The same rule that applies to Innings Runs shall also apply to Batsman Runs, with the mid-point value of the last available quote being used for settlement purposes and a new market being made available on that Batsman with the new Overs total stated.
The official result will count in this market where 1) the match is completed, regardless of any Overs reductions 2) The games is abandoned but an official result is declared using the Duckworth-Lewis scale, or some other such method that is applied by the governing authority. Where a match is abandoned with no official result declared we shall settle the market at the mid-point value of the last available quote before play ceased where that match was being traded in-play. If the match is not being traded in play then all bets shall be void, whether open or closed.
If an Innings is abandoned prior to the required number of Overs being completed then these markets will be settled using the mid-point value of the last available at the time of abandonment.
If a Batsman retires and does not return to the crease his runs will be settled at the number of runs he has made to that point. If a market is offered on a Batsman coming to the crease and he does not in fact come to the crease, then all bets on that Batsman shall be void, whether open or closed. This will be an error usually made due to inaccurate information supplied by a broadcaster and as such we reserve the right to void all bets.
Our Long Term markets will often contain a stipulation or an allocation in the event of a player not participating and these will normally be contained within the market ‘Web Note’ or within the event ‘Web Note’.
All bets, open or closed, on an individual batsman or partnership runs shall be void if 50 full overs are not bowled unless one team has won, dismissed or declared prior to that point.g) Other Matches - Session Runs. All bets, open or closed, on a session runs shall be void if 20 full overs are not bowled.
All bets, open or closed, on a team’s innings runs shall be made void if 50 full overs are not bowled unless one team has won, dismissed or declared prior to that point.
From time to time we may offer team runs in advance of the toss for Test, One day international and T20 Matches. For each event the following rules will apply. 1. For One Day Internationals and T20 matches bets will be valid for team batting first and will be voided for team batting second. 2. For Test matches bets will be valid for team first innings irrespective of team batting first or second.
