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⏳ Why haven't my bets been settled yet?

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Sometimes, your bets may take longer to settle than expected. Most delays are procedural and will resolve automatically, but a few factors can affect timing.


Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why do some bets require validation by the Trading team? Traders ensure results are confirmed through official sources, validating fairness in outcomes, especially for voided and abandoned matches.


⚙️ Common Reasons for Delays

  • Processing Times: High volumes or technical processes can cause short delays.

  • Waiting for Official Results: Bets are often settled only after official outcomes are confirmed.

  • Match Interruptions: Postponed, suspended, or abandoned matches can delay settlements.

  • Voided Matches: Matches voided due to issues like player withdrawals are validated by the Trading team, which ensures fair settlements but may take additional time.

  • Postponed Matches: Matches postponed and not played within a 48-hour window are marked void, unless traders decide on earlier settlement.

  • Abandoned Matches: Settlements involve additional processing to identify finalized outcomes or void bets, often applying the 48-hour rule.

  • High Event Volume: Peak times with high betting activity can lead to processing delays until validations are completed.


🏅 Sport-Specific Considerations

  • Football: Bets usually settle after 90 minutes + stoppage time (excludes extra time or penalties).

  • UFC, MMA, Boxing: Settlements can take up to 24 hours due to result verification.

  • Virtual Bets: Technical issues may delay settlements; providers are escalated as needed.


✅ What You Can Do

  • Check Official Results: Ensure the outcome of your event is confirmed.

  • Review Betting Rules: Settlement may vary depending on sport or market type.

  • Contact Support: If your bet remains unsettled after 24 hours, reach out for help.- Understand Timeframes: Familiarize yourself with the 48-hour rule for postponed matches and settlement practices.

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