Betting Rules

1. General betting principles

Space9 Casino offers betting products subject to availability, account eligibility and applicable requirements. Betting services may not be available for every event, market, location, device or account. We may add, change, suspend or remove markets where reasonably necessary, including because of changes to an event, technical conditions, integrity concerns or legal requirements.

You must use your own account when placing bets and must provide information that is accurate, current and complete. An account must not be shared with another person, and you must not place bets on behalf of someone else. You are responsible for keeping your login details secure and for checking all activity on your account.

You must only bet where you are legally permitted to do so and must meet any applicable age, identity and location requirements. We may ask for information or documents before allowing betting activity, processing an account request or completing another account process. If required checks cannot be completed, access to some or all services may be restricted.

Your responsibility before betting

• Read the market name, selection, odds, stake and any displayed conditions before confirming a bet.
• Check that the event, participant, match type and betting option are correct.
• Make sure your account has sufficient available funds for the intended stake.
• Review the bet confirmation or account history after placing a bet.
• Do not place a bet if you do not understand how the market works or how it may be settled.

A bet is not final merely because a selection or price appears on screen. It becomes a bet only when it is accepted and recorded in the betting system. A successful confirmation, reference or account record is the usual indication that a bet has been accepted. If you are unsure whether a bet was placed, check your account history and do not repeatedly submit the same bet.

3. Events, markets and settlement

Markets are settled using the official result or other reliable result source relevant to the event. The result may include any official correction or amendment made by the governing body or recognised event authority. Results are not usually changed because of later appeals, investigations, disqualifications or corrections unless the applicable market rules expressly allow the change.

The settlement method depends on the market. Examples include the final score, finishing position, winner, total, margin, time, statistic or another clearly defined result. For a market to be settled correctly, the event details and the market wording must be considered together. A selection may be unsuccessful even if part of its description appears to match the event.

Postponed, abandoned or changed events

If an event is postponed, abandoned, interrupted, moved, shortened or materially changed, the applicable market rules will determine whether bets stand, are cancelled or are settled using the available official result. Different products may have different requirements for an event to be completed. A change to venue, date, format, distance, participants or playing conditions may affect settlement.

Non-runners and participant changes

Markets that depend on a named participant may be affected if that participant withdraws, does not start, is replaced or is not included in the official result. The applicable market rules will determine whether the selection is void, whether deductions apply or whether the bet remains active. You should check the market conditions before betting on events where participants may change.

Dead heats and ties

If two or more selections share an official result, the dead-heat or tie rule for the relevant market will apply. This may result in a proportionate settlement rather than a full settlement at the displayed odds. The treatment of a tie can vary by market, so the specific conditions should be reviewed before confirming a bet.

If a market cannot be settled fairly because the result is unavailable, the event is materially altered or the market was offered in error, the relevant bet may be declared void in accordance with the market rules. Where a bet is void, the stake treatment will follow the applicable terms. A void selection in a multiple bet may affect the remaining combination.

5. Responsible betting and help

Betting should be treated as entertainment, not as a way to earn income or recover losses. Only bet with money you can afford to lose, set a budget before you start and take regular breaks. Avoid betting when you are upset, under pressure, affected by alcohol or other substances, or trying to solve financial problems.

Practical steps for safer play

1. Decide how much time and money you will spend before placing a bet.
2. Keep betting funds separate from money needed for rent, bills, food or other essentials.
3. Do not increase stakes to chase a loss or try to change an expected outcome.
4. Use available account controls, such as deposit, time or activity limits, where offered.
5. Consider taking a break or requesting a restriction if betting is becoming difficult to manage.
6. Seek independent support if gambling is affecting your finances, relationships, work, study or wellbeing.

You can contact the available support service or use the responsible gambling tools provided through the site if you want help managing your activity. If you feel that gambling is causing immediate harm or you are in crisis, seek urgent assistance from an appropriate emergency or health service in your location.

These Betting Rules are general information and do not replace the full account terms, market-specific conditions or any requirement that applies to you. Rules may be updated from time to time. The version shown on the site when you place a bet is the version you should review, together with any conditions displayed for that event or market. If you do not understand a rule, do not place the bet until you have obtained an explanation through the available support channels.