This article outlines how we use Opta to settle statistic markets in football such as Shots on Target (SOT), Goalscorers, Tackles, Offsides, Assists, Passes, Cards and Corners as well as others.

This article explains some of the reasons that you may not have won as much as you were expecting from your bet. This can happen because a rule has been applied based on a change in circumstances in the event you have bet on or sometimes it can simply be a mistake that needs to be corrected.

This article provides details on Super Sub, along with providing answers to our most frequently asked questions

This article acts as a home page for all football rule articles. Under each heading is a link which expands upon the key points listed below, in the event that you want to find out more.

This article outlines which football markets are eligible for our cash out service.

This article outlines the reasons as to why a bet may have been voided/made void

This article outlines some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) from our BuildABet (Build A Bet) feature...

This article answers Frequently Asked Questions around cash out. Cash Out allows you to lock in a profit or loss before waiting for the event to finish.

This article details rules for Abandoned or Postponed Football matches

This article outlines the markets offered for football betting during play (in play), as opposed to pre match and attempts to answer some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) around statistics in-play and abandonment.

This article details FAQ's for Football related markets

When a player is said to "not start" in football, it means they are not included in the initial 11 players chosen to begin the match on the field, and instead will start the game on the bench as a substitute, only coming on to play if the manager decides to replace another player during the game. 

This article outlines the rules around football match betting markets. An example of match betting would be the result at full time or a team to win both halves etc

This article outlines the rules for markets we offer around football match stats. An example of a match stats market would be a player to have the most shots on target or a player to score from inside the 6 yard box etc

This article outlines the rules for Football Goalscorer, Assists & Scorecast markets. An example of a Goalscorer market would be who will score and when they will score (E.G first (1st) or second (2nd) in the match). 'Scorecast' is a single bet on who'll be the first goalscorer of the match and what the correct score will be.

This article explains everything you need to know about free bets from how to check if you have one to how to use free bets to place a bet.

This article outlines rules for Football Specials markets. Specials are so called because they are markets that only run at certain times of the year or when a specific event triggers them (E.G. Transfer Deadline Day, an international tournament or a manager to become the new coach of a club with a vacancy)

This article outlines rules for Football Outright Markets. An example of an outright market would be a team to win X league or who will finish in the Top 4/6/10 etc.

This article outlines details of our Football rules regarding match markets. Examples of match markets are an Opta (statistics) market, Under and Over goals, 1st Team to score or total corners etc