What Does It Mean When a Bet is Voided?

2 min. readlast update: 01.20.2025

When a bet is voided, it means that the bet is settled with odds of x1, and the wagered amount is returned to your account. This can happen for a variety of reasons, including:

Match Cancellation or Abandonment

If a match is canceled or abandoned before it is completed, all bets placed on that match will typically be voided.

No Clear Winner

In certain betting markets, such as "Draw No Bet," if the match ends in a tie with no definitive winner, bets on that market may be voided.

Undecided Market

If the outcome of a market cannot be determined, such as when a player retires or a game is interrupted and not resumed, the bets on that market may be voided.

Incorrect Offer

Occasionally, the odds provider may void bets placed on incorrect offers as per the sportsbook rules. While this is rare, all affected bets are voided, regardless of their potential outcome had the offer been correct.

Multi-Bets

In a multi-bet, if one of the selections is voided, that particular leg is settled with odds of x1. The payout will then be based on the odds of the remaining winning selections.

Same-Game Multi-Bets

If any selection in a same-game multi-bet is voided, the entire bet slip is voided. This is because such bets are custom-built from multiple selections within the same match.

 

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