Betting Rules

These rules apply to bets placed through the 28 Mars Casino website or any related betting interface made available to eligible players. They should be read together with the website’s general Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, payment information and any rules shown for a particular sport, market, game or promotion. If a specific market rule conflicts with a general rule, the specific rule will generally apply to that market, subject to the applicable terms and legal requirements.

Players are responsible for checking the details of each bet before confirming it. This includes the selected event or game, market, outcome, odds or displayed price, stake, bet type and any applicable conditions. Information shown on the website is provided for betting purposes and may change before a bet is accepted. A bet is not considered final until it has been successfully submitted and accepted by the betting system.

28 Mars Casino may apply reasonable controls to betting activity where permitted by law and the applicable account terms. These controls may include refusing or cancelling a bet before acceptance, correcting an obvious error, suspending a market, restricting access to a service, or reviewing an account or transaction. Any action will be handled in accordance with the relevant terms and applicable requirements.

• Only bets placed through the approved website or betting interface are recognised.
• Players must use their own account and must not allow another person to place bets using their login details.
• A bet may not be changed or cancelled after acceptance unless the applicable rules expressly allow it.
• Players should keep their account information secure and report suspected unauthorised access through the available support process.
• All betting activity is subject to applicable Australian laws, location requirements and account eligibility checks.

Sports and event bets are settled using the official result or result source specified in the relevant market rules. The result may be based on the outcome at the end of the scheduled contest, the official result declared by the governing body, or another stated settlement point. Different markets can use different settlement conditions, so players should read the market description before placing a bet.

If an event is postponed, abandoned, interrupted, rescheduled or completed under unusual conditions, the outcome will be treated according to the rules for that sport and market. Some bets may remain valid, while others may be cancelled or settled in another permitted way. The status of a bet can depend on whether the event has officially started, whether the relevant market has been determined, and whether the original conditions remain applicable.

Common settlement considerations

• The named teams, players, competitors or participants must be checked before the bet is placed.
• A change of venue, format, surface, distance or scheduled conditions may affect settlement where the market rules say so.
• For match or head-to-head markets, the applicable rules may specify how a draw, tie, retirement or non-participation is treated.
• For totals, handicaps, margins and similar markets, settlement is based on the final result and the stated calculation method.
• For player or participant markets, participation and the required period of play may be relevant.
• Live or in-play markets may be subject to different acceptance and settlement conditions from pre-event markets.

Results may initially be displayed as provisional. A settlement can be changed if the official result is corrected, a material error is identified, or the relevant market rules require a different outcome. Where a bet has been settled incorrectly, the record may be amended to reflect the applicable rule and verified result. Players should not treat a provisional display as a final decision.

Odds, statistics, schedules and live information may be supplied by third parties and can contain delays or inaccuracies. These information feeds are not a guarantee of an outcome. Players remain responsible for reviewing the market terms and making their own decision before confirming a bet.

Gambling should be treated as entertainment, not as a way to earn income or recover financial losses. Set a budget before you begin, keep track of your spending and take regular breaks. Never chase losses, borrow money to gamble, or gamble when you are distressed, tired or under the influence of alcohol or other substances.

• Decide how much time and money you can safely spend before playing.
• Use available account tools or restrictions if you want greater control over your activity.
• Stop playing if gambling is affecting your finances, relationships, work, study or wellbeing.
• Do not gamble on behalf of another person or ask someone else to use an account for you.
• Seek independent support if you are concerned about your gambling behaviour.

If you believe a bet has been recorded or settled incorrectly, review the bet history and the market rules first. Any question or complaint should be raised through the support channel made available on the website, with the relevant account or transaction information where appropriate. Providing clear details can help the matter be reviewed efficiently. A review may include the bet record, time of acceptance, displayed terms, event information and any relevant technical logs.

These Betting Rules may be updated from time to time to reflect changes to services, products, technical systems or applicable requirements. The version displayed on the website at the relevant time will generally apply to the applicable activity, subject to any mandatory legal requirement. Players should check the rules regularly and before placing a new type of bet.

By using 28 Mars Casino, you confirm that you understand the risks of gambling and agree to follow the applicable account terms, product rules and responsible gambling requirements. If you do not understand a rule, do not place the bet until you have reviewed the available information or obtained clarification through the website’s support process.