➔ A player is deemed to have played in a tournament or a specific round once they have teed off. If a player withdraws, retires, or is disqualified after having teed off, bets will stand.

➔ In tournaments affected by bad weather or other similar reasons, bets will be resulted on the official result regardless of the number of rounds played.

➔ If the tournament is abandoned, any bets placed after the last completed round will be void.

➔ Official tour site results at the time of trophy presentation are used for settlement purposes (subsequent disqualification after this time does not count).

➔ In the event of any non-runners, 2 ball and 3 ball bets will be void.

➔ Predict which player will shoot the lowest score in the listed round. If both players retire at the same hole, the market will be void. Market will be void if both competitors achieve the same score for the affected round. A player can be considered as runner if he tees off on his first scheduled hole.

➔ Predict which player will shoot the lowest score in the listed round. Dead heat rules apply.

➔ All outright bets are settled on the player awarded the trophy. The result of playoffs is taken into account. Where a tournament is reduced from the scheduled number of holes for any reason (e.g., bad weather conditions) outright bets (except “First round leader” bets) placed prior to the final completed round will be settled on the player awarded the trophy.

➔ The winner will be the player achieving the highest placing at the end of the tournament. Dead-heat rules apply except where the winner is determined by a playoff. Special case: If we offer a group betting and only one competitor starts bets will be void.

➔ In the event of a tie for a finishing position the tied position will count. For example, a tie with 4 other players for 7th place will count as a finishing position of 7th.

➔ Settlement is based on the tournament score at the end of the specified round. Dead-heat rules apply.

➔ Dead-heat rules apply.

➔ The 4 majors are US Open, US Masters, USPGA and the British Open.