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Exchange Rules and Regulations

Index

Part A - Introduction

  • Use and Interpretation
  • Market Information
  • Customer Responsibility
  • Customer Betting Disputes & IBAS
  • Specific Conditions relating to betting on the Exchange

Part B - General Rules

  • Managing Markets In-Play
  • Results and Market Settlement
  • Abandonments, Cancellations, Postponements
  • Change of Venue
  • Periods of Time
  • Match Bets
  • "To Qualify" Markets
  • Dead Heats
  • Clear Play Analysis Starting Price
  • Keep Bets
  • Tote Bets
  • Cash Out and Auto Cash Out
  • Miscellaneous

Part C - Specific Sports Rules

  • American Football
  • Athletics
  • Australian Rules Football
  • Basketball
  • Baseball
  • Boxing and MMA
  • Cricket
  • Cycling
  • Darts
  • Esports
  • Financial Markets
  • Golf
  • Greyhound Racing
  • Horseracing
  • Ice Hockey
  • Motor Sport
  • Rowing
  • Rugby Union and Rugby League
  • Snooker and Pool
  • Soccer / Football
  • Swimming
  • Tennis
  • Winter Sports

Part A – Introduction

Use and Interpretation

The Exchange Rules and Regulations (“Exchange Rules”) are part of Clear Play Analysis’s terms and conditions. These rules apply to all bets placed via the Exchange and also to the Exchange Multiples product (see relevant section below). They do not apply to Sportsbook or Fixed Odds products.

The Exchange Rules consist of:

  • This Introduction section (Part A);
  • The General Rules (Part B);
  • The Specific Sports Rules (Part C – applicable to specific sports and financial markets);
  • The Market Information (available on every market via the “Rules” tab or “i” icon).

The General Rules apply unless otherwise stated in the Market Information or Specific Sports Rules. If inconsistencies arise, precedence is as follows:

  • Specific Sports Rules override General Rules;
  • Market Information overrides both, unless stated otherwise in those rules.

For markets not covered by Specific Sports Rules (e.g., Special Bets or niche categories), the General Rules and Market Information apply.

Note: Rules may differ between Exchange and Sportsbook products. Market settlement may vary by platform. Customers are responsible for familiarising themselves with the correct rules before placing any bets.

Market Information

Market Information provides a summary of how markets are managed. It may contain settlement information and links to these Rules. However, it must be interpreted alongside the General Rules and Specific Sports Rules.

Clear Play Analysis reserves the right to suspend any market at its discretion, for example, to maintain integrity or for technical maintenance.

Market Information is not modified after a market is opened, except to correct obvious errors or add clarifying language.

Customer Responsibility

Customers are responsible for reviewing all rules relevant to a market before placing a bet. Market Information is a summary and may not include all rules.

Special Bets markets are particularly unpredictable and must be approached with caution. Customers must manage their own positions and fully understand settlement conditions outlined in the Market Information.

Customer Betting Disputes & Resolution

Any disputes will be resolved under Clear Play Analysis’s Dispute Resolution Policy. If escalated to an external adjudicator (e.g. IBAS), Clear Play Analysis may:

  • Reverse market settlements and adjust account balances accordingly;
  • Pay out customers the difference in their net position if the recommended settlement would have been more favourable.

Specific Conditions Relating to Betting on the Exchange

Best Price Execution

This feature ensures bets are matched at the best available odds. If enabled (default setting), your bet may be matched at improved odds. If disabled, unmatched bets must be manually resubmitted. UK users may toggle this off at any time.

MatchMe

MatchMe allows your bet to be matched within a pre-set range even if the odds worsen slightly, increasing the likelihood of getting matched. This feature is off by default and can be enabled per bet or in settings.

Cross-Matching

Cross-matching compares unmatched liquidity across selections or related markets to match bets at better prices than simple one-to-one matching:

  • Cross-selection matching: Considers liquidity across multiple selections within a market.
  • Cross-market matching: Matches bets using equivalent combinations across different but related markets (e.g. Match Odds vs Total Goals).

All matched bets use odds increments on our odds ladder. In some cases, cross-matching may result in small additional revenue for Clear Play Analysis, but only if the resulting price is better than what would be offered on a single-selection match.

All bets, regardless of matching type, follow a first-come, first-served principle for unmatched requests at the same odds.

Part B – General Rules

1. Managing Markets In-Play

1.1 General

For all sports except horseracing and greyhound racing, if a market is not scheduled to be turned in-play but fails to be suspended at the correct time, then:

  • If the event has a scheduled 'off' time, all bets matched after that time will be void.
  • If no scheduled 'off' time exists, Clear Play Analysis will determine the actual 'off' time and void bets matched after that point.

For horseracing and greyhound racing, all bets matched after the official 'off' time will be void if the market was not scheduled to go in-play and was not suspended in time.

Where a market is labeled as not “actively managed,” Clear Play Analysis will aim to suspend the market at the event's start and end but makes no guarantees on exact timings.

Partial suspension of selections within in-play Exchange markets is not supported. Customers are responsible for managing in-play positions at all times.

Users should be aware that live broadcasts may be delayed or pre-recorded, and timing discrepancies may affect betting.

The presence of an in-play market on the Exchange does not imply availability of a corresponding in-play market on other betting products.

1.2 Non-Racing Markets – Not Suspending at ‘Off’

For markets intended to turn in-play, we aim to do so at the scheduled 'off' time, listed in the Market Information. However, this timing is not guaranteed.

If the market is not suspended or turned in-play at the 'off', all bets matched after this time will be void. We will attempt to determine the actual or scheduled 'off' time for voiding purposes. Markets may be reopened if the event is ongoing.

1.3 Soccer Markets – Material Events and VAR

If a market is not suspended due to a Material Event (e.g. a goal, red card, penalty), Clear Play Analysis may void bets matched after the event—either during the match or retrospectively.

Goals: If a goal is cancelled via VAR, all bets matched between the scoring and cancellation will be void. If a goal is confirmed after VAR review, no bets will be voided. All goals are presumed reviewed via VAR.

Red Cards / Penalties: Bets matched after a "Possible VAR" and prior to its cancellation will be voided. If VAR awards a penalty or red card, the event is considered to have occurred at the "Possible VAR" point.

Definitions:
Material Event: Goal, penalty, or sending-off.
Possible VAR: A signal from our feed provider that an event is under VAR review.

1.4 Horseracing & Greyhound Racing – Not Suspending at ‘Off’

We aim to turn racing markets in-play at the official 'off' time but cannot guarantee this.

If a racing market is not suspended or turned in-play at the official ‘off’, all bets matched post-‘off’ will be void.

However, if the market is turned in-play later, bets matched after the ‘off’ will stand—except for Australian horse racing. In that case, bets matched between the official ‘off’ and the delayed turn-in-play will be void.

2. Results and Market Settlement

2.1 General

Markets will be settled according to the details set out in the Market Information and/or the Specific Sports Rules.

Where the Market Information or Specific Sports Rules do not specify the settlement method, markets will be settled based on the official result issued by the relevant governing body, regardless of any later disqualification or amendment (unless an amendment is announced within 24 hours of initial settlement to correct a reporting error).

If no official result is available, we will determine the outcome using independent sources (acting reasonably). Should new information surface within 48 hours of settlement, we may:

  • Reinstate or resettle the market;
  • Wait for further clarity before deciding on market status.

No information published more than 48 hours after market settlement will be considered unless we have stated we are waiting for more details.

If a result or outcome remains uncertain, Clear Play Analysis reserves the right to delay market settlement indefinitely or void the market entirely if the outcome cannot be resolved satisfactorily.

2.2 Resettlements

Markets are typically settled shortly after the event concludes. On occasion, we may pre-settle or part-settle markets as a courtesy (e.g., crediting winnings), even before the official result is declared.

We reserve the right to amend a settlement if:

  • The official result changes post-settlement (e.g., racing result adjustments);
  • The market is voided after the fact (e.g., event abandonment);
  • A market was settled in error (due to human or technical fault).

Balance adjustments may be made accordingly to reflect corrected settlement outcomes.

2.3 Non-Runners, Withdrawals, and Disqualifications

Unless stated otherwise in the Market Information (e.g., "All bets stand, run or not"), the following rules apply:

  • If a participant withdraws, is disqualified, or forfeits after starting, they will be deemed a loser—assuming at least one other completes the event.
  • If no participants complete the event, all bets are void—except those markets already unconditionally settled.

If "All bets stand" language is present, then bets will stand regardless of actual participation.

2.4 'Winner With [Named Selection]' Markets

In markets explicitly referencing a named competitor (e.g., “Winner with Federer”), if that individual does not participate in the event, all bets in that market will be void.

However, if other competitors do not participate, bets will still stand.

A competitor is deemed to have participated if they have competed to the extent necessary to receive an official classification (including disqualification). This does not include “did not start” designations.

3. Abandonments, Cancellations, Postponements

Some markets may be governed by specific rules outlined in the Specific Sports Rules and/or the Market Information. Where no such rules are provided, the following general provisions will apply.

3.1 Matches, Fixtures, Races, and Similar Events

If a match, fixture, race, or comparable individual event is not completed within three (3) days of its originally scheduled completion date, then all bets on the related markets will be void, except for those that have already been unconditionally determined.

3.2 Tournaments, Competitions, and Similar Events

If a tournament, competition, or similar event is not completed within three (3) days of its originally scheduled completion date, the markets will be settled in accordance with the official ruling issued by the relevant governing body, provided such ruling is made within ninety (90) days.

If no ruling is given within this timeframe, all bets will be void—except for markets that were unconditionally determined. If a market had been part-settled as a customer courtesy, such settlement will be reversed and all bets voided.

3.3 Event Classification Examples

Clear Play Analysis (acting reasonably) will determine whether a market relates to a match-type or tournament-type event. The following are examples for clarity:

  • Tournament Examples: Europa League Outright, Champions League Group Outright, Top Premiership Goalscorer, Ryder Cup Outright, Golf Tournament Outright, Tennis Tournament Outright, Ashes Series Outright Winner
  • Match Examples: 72-hole Golf Match Bet, 5-day Cricket Test Match, Motor Race (e.g., Grand Prix)

4. Change of Venue

Some markets may have specific rules outlined in the Specific Sports Rules and/or the Market Information. However, where there are no such provisions, the following default rules will apply:

4.1 Team Sports

If the scheduled venue for a team sport is changed after the market has been loaded, all bets will be void only if the new venue becomes the home ground of the original away team.

4.2 Other Categories or Markets

For all non-team sports or categories not defined as team sports, if the scheduled venue is changed after the market has been loaded, all bets will stand.

4.3 Surface Changes

If there is a change to the type of playing surface (e.g., from grass to astro-turf in a hockey match) after the market has been loaded, all bets will stand.

5. Periods of Time

Some markets may have different rules specified in the Specific Sports Rules and/or the Market Information. If not otherwise specified, the following default rules shall apply.

5.1 Standard Match Duration

Unless stated otherwise, all bets on soccer markets apply to the standard 90 minutes of play as determined by the match officials, including injury and stoppage time. Bets do not include extra time or penalty shootouts.

5.2 Non-Standard Match Durations

For matches scheduled for a non-standard duration (e.g., 60, 70, 80, or 120 minutes), as permitted by the laws of the competition or by agreement between both teams before kickoff, bets will be settled at the end of the agreed duration (including stoppage time).

If the game is played in an unusual format (e.g., 3 or 4 periods), half-time markets will be voided, but all other markets will be settled based on the final score after the agreed match duration plus stoppage time.

5.3 Time-Based Markets

For markets that relate to a specific point in time (e.g., time of first goal), any event that occurs during stoppage time is considered to have occurred at the end of the regular time period. For example, a goal scored in first-half stoppage time is deemed to have occurred at 45 minutes.

5.4 Day Count Interpretation

References to a number of “days” in these rules mean until the end of the local day after the given number of days has passed. For instance, if a rugby match is scheduled for December 1st, and the rules allow it to be completed within three days, the deadline would be 23:59:59 on December 4th.

6. Match Bets

Some markets have different rules outlined in the Specific Sports Rules and/or the Market Information. For example, Golf match bets are governed by the rules in the Specific Sports Rules. If not otherwise specified, the following default rules shall apply.

6.1 One-Off Event Match Bets

Match Bets for single events are determined by the competitor or team achieving the best score, time, or finishing position.
If none of the competitors or teams in the match bet complete the event or record a result, bets will be void unless stated otherwise.
If at least one competitor or team completes the event or registers a result, any participant who does not will be settled as a loser.

6.2 Tournament or Multi-Round Match Bets

In competitions or events with multiple rounds or heats, the match bet is determined by the competitor or team that qualifies furthest, regardless of whether they actually compete in the further round.

If both competitors or teams are eliminated in the same round but different heats, dead-heat rules apply regardless of finishing position in each heat.
Markets may be part-settled at the end of each round, and subsequent disqualifications or penalties will not affect the outcome.

6.3 Disqualifications

If a team or competitor is disqualified, they will be deemed to have:

  • Progressed further than all others eliminated prior to the disqualification;
  • Finished last (or joint last) among those still in the competition at the time of disqualification.
The time of disqualification is considered the moment of removal by the governing body, not the time of the incident.

6.4 No Participation

If one of the competitors or teams does not take any part in the event, then all match bets involving that competitor or team will be void.

6.5 Abandonment or Reduction of Event

If an event or tournament is abandoned or shortened and a team or competitor fails to complete it for reasons other than disqualification or withdrawal, all bets will be void, except those that have been unconditionally determined.

7. "To Qualify" Markets

Some markets have different rules as listed in the Specific Sports Rules and/or the Market Information. If not explicitly addressed there, the following default shall apply.

Any ‘to qualify’ market (e.g., "to reach the final") will be determined based on the competitor or team that qualifies under the terms outlined in the Market Information, regardless of whether they go on to participate in the next round or event.
These markets will be settled immediately after the qualifying stage concludes, and any disqualifications or result amendments post-settlement will not affect the outcome.

8. Dead Heats

Unless otherwise specified in the Specific Sports Rules or Market Information, the Dead Heat Rule applies when there are more winners than expected in a market.

How stakes and winnings are calculated in a Dead Heat:

  • The original stake is reduced proportionally by multiplying it by the ratio of expected winners to actual winners.
  • The reduced stake is then used to calculate winnings at the original matched price.
  • The remainder of the stake is returned to the layers.

Example 1 – Horse Racing Dead Heat (3 Winners)

Client A bets 300 at odds of 4.0 on one of the three horses that dead-heated for first place.
Expected winners = 1, Actual winners = 3.
Reduced stake = 300 x (1 / 3) = 100.
Winnings = 100 x 4.0 = 400 payout. Net profit = 100.
The remaining 200 of the original stake goes to the layer (Client B).

Example 2 – Golf Top 5 Market Dead Heat (7 Tied for 2nd)

After removing the outright winner from the "Top 5 Finish" market, four winning spots remain.
Client A bets 300 at odds of 4.0 on one of the 7 players tied for 2nd place.
Expected winners = 4, Actual winners = 7.
Reduced stake = 300 x (4 / 7) ≈ 171.43.
Winnings = 171.43 x 4.0 = 685.72. Net profit = 385.72.
The remaining 128.57 of the original stake goes to the layer (Client B).

For customers whose betting counterparty is Clear Play Analysis, all references to "Client A", "Client B", or "appropriate layers" should be interpreted as referring to Clear Play Analysis itself.

Clear Play Analysis Starting Price (SP)

The Clear Play Analysis Starting Price (“SP”) is available on the Exchange. Exchange SP bets (“SP bets”) are a type of Exchange bet. The SP is calculated by Clear Play Analysis by balancing all SP bets and other Exchange bets when the market is suspended at the start (“off”) of the relevant event.

Please note: Once an SP bet is placed on Clear Play Analysis, it cannot be cancelled.

How SP Works

An SP bet is a fixed odds bet. The odds on each selection are calculated and bets matched when the event begins. The calculation involves matching SP backers and other Exchange backers against SP layers and other Exchange layers.

This ensures that:

  • SP backers benefit from unmatched Exchange lay offers that could increase the SP.
  • SP layers benefit from unmatched Exchange back offers that could lower the SP.
  • Unmatched Exchange backers/layers can be matched when possible.

Minimum Liability

The minimum liability for a Clear Play Analysis SP lay bet is $10, and the minimum stake for a back bet is $1 (or the currency equivalent).

Example 1

On Selection A: $1,000 of SP backers’ stakes and $6,000 of SP layers’ liabilities. An additional $500 of unmatched back bets exist at 5.0. If these unmatched bets were ignored, the SP would be 7.0, but those $500 could be matched at 5.0. Therefore, the SP is 5.0.

Example 2

On Selection B: $831 of backers’ stakes and $4,428 of layers’ liabilities. Additional unmatched lay offers are $20 at 6.8, $31.13 at 6.6, and $100 at 6.4. SP will be 6.68 by using $20 and $31.13 while excluding $100 to maintain balance.

SP Calculation Details

  • SP is calculated to six decimal places.
  • Displayed SP may be rounded to two decimal places.
  • In the event of system failure at the start, Clear Play Analysis will use all available data to determine the SP.

Reconciliation Errors

If SP reconciliation is done prematurely (e.g., race turned in-play by mistake), it will be reversed if possible. If reconciliation is done late and a material event has occurred, only SP bets placed before the 'off' will be included. All others are voided.

Bet Types Affected by Reconciliation Timing

  • ‘At In-play: Take SP’ bets matched after the off are voided.
  • SP bets placed after the off are voided.
  • ‘Each way’ SP bets are treated as two separate bets.
  • ‘At In-play: Take SP’ unmatched bets will convert to SP if unmatched bets are cancelled pre-event.

You can learn more about how SP is calculated by contacting our support team.

SP Betting Rules – Clear Play Analysis Exchange

1. Counterparty at Clear Play Analysis SP

When placing a bet at the Clear Play Analysis Starting Price (SP), you are betting against other Clear Play Analysis Exchange users. However, during SP reconciliation, Clear Play Analysis may act as the counterparty if needed, to balance liabilities between SP and regular Exchange bets.

2. Placing a Clear Play Analysis SP Bet

There are two ways to place a bet at SP on Clear Play Analysis:

  1. Without setting an SP odds limit: Leave the "Set SP odds limit" box unchecked. Enter:
    • Back bet: the stake you wish to bet.
    • Lay bet: the maximum liability you're willing to risk if your selection wins.
  2. With a Set SP odds limit: Check the "Set SP odds limit" option.
    • Back bets: Enter a minimum SP odds limit.
    • Lay bets: Enter a maximum SP odds limit.

    If the final SP is outside your specified odds range, the bet will lapse at the event start. If equal to your specified odds, it may be matched depending on timing (first come, first served).

Note: If a non-runner is removed only after the event finishes, your SP odds limit may be affected. Back SPs might settle below your lower limit, and lay SPs may not match even if final SP appears within your limit post-adjustment.

3. Adjustments to Odds Limit

You may adjust the odds limit of an SP bet before the event begins. However, you cannot cancel an SP bet once placed.

4. Unmatched Exchange Bets at Event Start

Regular Exchange bets (those not placed via the SP button) can be left unmatched, cancelled, or converted at the 'off':

  • To convert to SP: Select “At In-Play: Take SP” in the bet manager. Your unmatched bet will convert into an SP bet at the event start.
  • To persist in-play: Choose the “Keep” option to allow the unmatched bet to remain in-play.

Non-Runner Handling

If a non-runner with a reduction factor of:

  • 2.5% or more in win markets
  • 4% or more in place markets
is removed, unmatched lay bets on other selections will be cancelled.

Exception: Lay bets with “At In-Play: Take SP” selected will automatically convert to SP bets instead of being cancelled.

Liability and Matching

If you convert a lay bet to SP, the liability will never exceed what you initially defined. However, your winnings may differ based on the final SP.

Adjustments to SP Bets for Non-Runners – Clear Play Analysis

SP Back Bets: At Clear Play Analysis, when you place a Starting Price (SP) back bet, your stake and requested odds are never amended, even if a non-runner is declared. However, if you've selected a minimum SP odds limit, you may reduce the minimum odds you're willing to accept prior to the event start.

If a non-runner is removed after the race concludes, any BSP (Clear Play Analysis SP) calculated at the scheduled start may be revised. A reduction factor will be applied to the originally generated BSP, resulting in a new adjusted price.

SP Lay Bets – Win Markets

For SP lay bets, your liability will be reduced if a non-runner is declared. The calculation takes into account:

  • The reduction factor of the non-runner
  • The reduction factor of the runner you laid

Example: A horse with a 50% reduction factor is withdrawn. Another runner you laid has a reduction factor of 20% and was originally priced at 5.0. The new approximate price becomes 2.5. The £200 lay liability must now be reduced to approximately £75, calculated as:

Liability × (100 - (NR_RF ÷ (100 - Runner_RF))) = £200 × (100 - (50 ÷ (100 - 20))) = £200 × 37.5% = £75

If you set a maximum odds limit on your lay bet and the non-runner has a reduction factor of 2.5% or more, your odds limit will be reduced accordingly.

SP Lay Bets – Place Markets

In place markets, your liability will be reduced based solely on the reduction factor of the withdrawn runner.

If you specified a maximum odds limit on a place market lay bet:

  • The odds limit is reduced by the withdrawn runner’s reduction factor
  • Your potential winnings (odds – 1) are also reduced accordingly

Note: SP lay bets are not cancelled when a non-runner is declared.

SP Lay Bet Adjustments – Greyhound Racing

  • All SP bets stand unless your selected trap becomes vacant or a reserve runner is added to that trap.
  • All unmatched “Convert to SP” bets will be cancelled if a reserve is added or a vacant trap is removed.

'Keep' Bets Option – Clear Play Analysis

For markets scheduled to turn in-play at the event's start, Clear Play Analysis offers a feature where you can choose to keep your unmatched Exchange bets active. This is done by selecting the 'At In-Play: Keep' option within the bet manager.

This means that, unlike standard unmatched bets that are cancelled when an event starts, your selected 'keep' bets will persist and remain active once the market goes in-play.

How 'Keep' Bets React to Non-Runners

  • If a non-runner with a reduction factor ≥ 2.5% (win market) or ≥ 4.0% (place market) is removed before the race starts, unmatched lay bets for other selections are typically cancelled.
  • However, 'Keep' lay bets will not be cancelled in this scenario. Instead:
    • In place markets, their odds will be reduced proportionally to the non-runner's reduction factor.
    • In win markets, this applies if the non-runner's reduction factor is 2.5% or higher.

Late Withdrawals

If a runner is withdrawn late (close to or at the start of the event) and cannot be removed before in-play begins:

  • If the non-runner is deemed a material runner (reduction factor ~20%+), Clear Play Analysis may cancel all lay 'keep' bets before turning the market in-play.
  • If not cancelled, any lay 'keep' bets matched in-play will not have a reduction factor applied afterward.

In rare or exceptional cases, Clear Play Analysis reserves the right to cancel 'keep' bets if it deems such action necessary to protect users. That said, our general policy is that 'keep' bets will only be cancelled if they remain unmatched at final market closure.

Material Events – Soccer Example

If a significant incident (a Material Event) occurs in a soccer match—such as a goal or red card—some unmatched bets may be cancelled before the market is reopened. However, 'keep' bets will not be cancelled during this process.

Rules for Tote Betting – Clear Play Analysis

When you place a Tote bet via the Clear Play Analysis platform (e.g., on UK or South African Tote markets), you are placing a bet against Clear Play Analysis as the counterparty. Clear Play Analysis will, in turn, place a corresponding bet into the relevant Tote pool as required.

Each Tote bet placed through our platform is governed by specific rules. These are accessible through the respective Tote betting pages for each market on the Clear Play Analysis website.

In the event of a conflict between:

  • The Tote rules displayed on the Clear Play Analysis site, and
  • The rules published by the relevant Tote provider (e.g., the UK Tote or the host racetrack)

The rules from the relevant Tote provider or racetrack will take precedence.

This ensures all Tote bets follow the correct industry standards and payout structures of the original Tote operator.

Rules for Cash Out and Auto Cash Out – Clear Play Analysis

Cash Out

Cash Out is a feature offered on selected betting markets on the Clear Play Analysis Exchange. It allows you to lock in a profit or minimize losses before an event finishes.

When you initiate a Cash Out, Clear Play Analysis will place offsetting bets on the Exchange to balance your position. Please note that if a selection is removed from the market after a Cash Out, the final amount returned may be less than what was displayed at the time of Cash Out.

  • Your Cash Out request is not guaranteed and may fail due to market suspension or price movement.
  • If successful, you’ll see a confirmation and your bet will be settled when the market is settled.
  • Cash Outs are reversed if the market is voided or the bet was on a “draw no bet” market and the event ends in a draw.
  • Cash Out may be slower during in-play markets due to processing delays.
  • Cash Out is not available on all markets and depends on market liquidity.
  • Cash Out operates per market, not per individual bet. You cannot cash out part of a bet independently.
  • Using Cash Out may disqualify you from certain promotions. Check the promo terms for details.
  • Clear Play Analysis may reverse Cash Outs if markets are settled in error or later voided.
  • We reserve the right to suspend or disable Cash Out functionality at any time.
  • There is no guarantee Cash Out will be available at your preferred moment.

Auto Cash Out

Auto Cash Out allows you to set a predefined profit level where your bet will be automatically cashed out. Once your profit target is met, Clear Play Analysis will attempt to Cash Out your position automatically.

  • Set your Auto Cash Out profit target and Clear Play Analysis will attempt to lock in that amount when available.
  • There is no guarantee Auto Cash Out will always succeed, even if conditions appear favorable.
  • If successful, a confirmation message will display and your bet will be settled as per the usual Cash Out rules.
  • Once Auto Cash Out occurs, all unmatched bets on that market will be automatically cancelled.
  • If a selection becomes a losing bet before full market settlement, Auto Cash Out on other selections in the same market will be cancelled.
  • You won’t be able to see Auto Cash Out in progress; it occurs automatically in the background.
  • Clear Play Analysis reserves the right to disable Auto Cash Out at any time.

Miscellaneous – Clear Play Analysis Exchange Rules

  • All references to time periods in these Exchange Rules relate to the time zone in which the event takes place. For example, a football match start time refers to the local kickoff time.
  • All information provided by Clear Play Analysis is supplied in good faith. However, Clear Play Analysis cannot accept liability for any errors or omissions, including prices, runners, event times, scores, results, or statistics.
  • Clear Play Analysis reserves the right to correct obvious errors and will take all reasonable steps to ensure markets are managed with integrity and transparency.
  • If a market is created with incorrect data (e.g., wrong team/competitor names, number of competitors, or faulty exposure/cross-matching algorithms), Clear Play Analysis reserves the right to suspend and void all matched bets on that market, provided it acts reasonably.
  • Customers are solely responsible for verifying that their bets are placed on the correct selection, especially in cases where competitors have similar or identical names.
  • Clear Play Analysis may suspend an Exchange market at its sole discretion, with or without suspending related Fixed Odds or Multiples markets.
  • In the interest of market integrity, Clear Play Analysis may void individual bets or entire markets where necessary.
  • Related bets placed across Clear Play Analysis’s Exchange, Fixed Odds, and Multiples platforms may be handled differently. A void on one product does not guarantee a void on another, and Clear Play Analysis bears no responsibility for losses incurred due to such variations.
  • Clear Play Analysis reserves the right to update these Exchange Rules at any time. Changes take effect immediately upon publication, and newly loaded markets will follow the updated rules.
  • Unmatched bets may be cancelled at any time to protect customer interests.
  • When settling markets, all winnings/losses and commission charges are rounded to the nearest two decimal places. However, winnings/losses from Starting Price (SP) bets are always rounded down (e.g., £3.335 becomes £3.33 for SP bet winnings).
  • These Exchange Rules may be provided in languages other than English. In the event of a discrepancy, the version most favorable to the customer will prevail.

Part C – Specific Sports Rules

American Football

  • All markets will be settled on the result including overtime unless otherwise specified in these Clear Play Analysis American Football Rules or the Market Information (e.g., half time/full time market) or if the market has been unconditionally determined.
  • If the game results in a tie after overtime, all bets on the outright match winner market will be void.
  • If a match does not start on its scheduled date and is not completed within three days of its scheduled completion date, all bets will be void except for those that have been unconditionally determined.
  • If a match starts but is later abandoned or postponed, it must either:
    • (a) have at least 55 minutes of play completed, or
    • (b) be officially declared by the governing body
    within three days of the scheduled start date, or all bets will be void (except those already unconditionally determined). In case of a tie under these conditions, outright match winner bets will be void.
  • For "Individual Player" markets, bets will be void on any player who does not start in any down during the match.

Athletics

  • Where a presentation ceremony occurs, markets are settled on the official result at the time of the ceremony, regardless of subsequent changes.
  • If no ceremony occurs, outcomes are based on the governing body's official result, except if an amendment is announced within 24 hours to correct a reporting error.
  • Unless stated otherwise in Market Information, if a track or field event is cancelled, abandoned, or postponed and not completed within 7 days, all bets will be void except those that have been unconditionally determined.

Australian Rules Football

  • Bets apply to regular time only, excluding overtime—except for "Finals" matches, which include overtime unless stated otherwise in Market Information.
  • If the game ends in a tie, Clear Play Analysis’s dead-heat rules apply to the match odds market.
  • If a match does not start on the scheduled date and is not completed within three days, all bets will be void except those already unconditionally determined.
  • If a match is abandoned or postponed:
    • Before half-time and not completed within three days, the match is settled as a tie (dead-heat rules apply to match odds), and all other bets are void except those unconditionally determined.
    • After half-time and not completed within three days, the match is settled based on the official result; all other bets are void except those unconditionally determined.
  • All individual player bets will stand if the player is named in the matchday 22-player squad, regardless of actual participation.

Baseball

  • These Clear Play Analysis Baseball Rules apply to Major League Baseball (MLB), World Baseball Classic, and Japanese Baseball only. All other leagues will be governed by the General Rules and Market Information.
  • If a match does not start on the scheduled date, all bets will be void.
  • If an MLB match starts but is abandoned or postponed and no official result is declared within three days, all bets will be void (except for unconditionally determined markets).
  • If a Japanese Baseball match is abandoned or postponed and not completed within three days, all bets will be void, except for those unconditionally determined.
  • All bets include extra innings unless otherwise stated in the Market Information.
  • 'Total Runs' and 'Run Line' markets will be void unless:
    • 9 innings are completed (8½ if the home team is ahead), or
    • 7 innings are completed (6½ if the home team is ahead) if the official game length is 7 innings
    except for unconditionally determined bets.
  • In “Listed Pitchers” markets, both named pitchers must start in the first fielding innings, or bets will be void.

Basketball

  • Bets are settled on the result including overtime unless otherwise specified in the Market Information or if the market is unconditionally determined.
  • If a match does not start on the scheduled date, all bets will be void.
  • If a match starts but is abandoned or postponed:
    • At least 43 minutes must be played in NBA matches, or
    • At least 35 minutes in other matches, or
    • An official result must be declared within three days of the start date
    or all bets will be void except those already settled. In the event of a tie, dead heat rules apply to the match winner market.

Boxing & Mixed Martial Arts

  • Bouts are settled based on the official result at the end of the fight, regardless of subsequent disqualifications (except within 24 hours for correction of scoring/reporting errors).
  • If a fight is cancelled, postponed, or abandoned and not completed within three days—or a fighter is substituted or withdrawn before round one—all bets are void.
  • If a fighter retires between rounds or is disqualified, the fight ends at the end of the previous round for settlement purposes.
  • Disqualified fighters are settled as losers.
  • If the fight's scheduled duration changes after bets are placed, bets related to specific rounds or round groups will be void.
  • If the venue changes to a different country after the market is loaded, all bets will be void. Otherwise, they will stand.
  • If a bout is ruled a "no contest" or "no decision," all bets will be void.
  • In MMA, if the fight ends in a draw or technical draw, all bets will be void.

Cricket

7.1 General

  • If no ball is bowled during a competition, series, or match, all bets will be void except for markets that have been unconditionally determined (e.g. 'Completed Match' market).
  • If a match is shortened due to weather, bets will be settled based on the official result, including those determined using the Duckworth-Lewis method in limited overs matches.
  • If a match is decided by a bowl-off or a coin toss, all bets will be void except for unconditionally determined markets.

7.2 Test Matches

  • If a Test match starts but is later abandoned for reasons other than weather (e.g. unsafe pitch, crowd disturbance, strike, terrorism), Clear Play Analysis reserves the right to void all bets, except those unconditionally determined.
  • If the match is not completed within five days after the originally scheduled completion date, all bets will be void except for those on unconditionally determined markets.

7.3 Limited Overs Matches

  • If a match is declared "No Result", all bets will be void except those on unconditionally determined markets or markets where minimum overs have been met as outlined in the market-specific info.
  • If a new toss is conducted on a scheduled reserve day, all bets placed after 30 minutes before the original start time will be void—excluding bets on unconditionally determined markets (e.g. "Win the Toss", "Toss Combination").

Cycling

  • If a presentation ceremony takes place, markets will be settled based on the official result at the time of the ceremony, regardless of any subsequent disqualification or result amendment.
  • If there is no presentation ceremony, outcomes will be settled on the official result of the governing body, unless an amendment correcting a reporting error is announced within 24 hours of the initial settlement.

Darts

  • If a match is not completed for any reason, bets on the match odds market will be void.
  • Bets on 'any correct score' or 'next leg/game/set' markets will be void unless the outcome has been unconditionally determined.
  • Bets on handicap markets will also be void unless they have been unconditionally determined.

Esports

  • All markets are settled based on the official result from the relevant league or tournament organizer.
  • If a series format is changed before the series begins, all existing markets for that series will be void.
  • If the format is changed after the series has gone in-play, all series markets will be void except those already unequivocally determined.
  • If a team is given a map advantage (e.g. due to prior performance), those maps are disregarded for betting. The first map played will be considered the first for betting purposes.
  • If a team receives a walkover map win for any reason other than prior performance, all related map and series markets will be void.
  • If a map begins but ends prematurely:
    • Map winner markets will be settled on the official result,
    • Other markets already unequivocally determined will be settled,
    • Remaining markets will be void.
  • If a map is restarted, only already determined markets will be settled based on the original play. The rest will be based on the remade map.
  • If a series does not begin within 48 hours of its scheduled start, all bets will be void.
  • If a player is found to have cheated during the series, all unsettled bets involving them or their team will be void.
  • Markets may be suspended by Clear Play Analysis at any time for administrative or customer protection purposes.
  • If a series is started but not resumed within 6 hours after suspension or postponement, bets will be void except for those already determined.
  • If a team is renamed or rebranded, bets will stand unless there is material uncertainty about the team’s identity.

Financial Markets

11.1 Indices

  • Intraday, Midday, and PM markets will be settled based on the first Bloomberg price stamp after market closure, regardless of subsequent result amendments (except in cases where corrections are announced within 24 hours).
  • Daily, weekly, and end-of-day Intraday markets will be settled on the official close price after any relevant auction period, subject to the same 24-hour correction exception.

11.2 Equities

  • All equity markets are settled on the Bloomberg official close price. Later result changes do not affect settlement unless announced within 24 hours as a correction.
  • In the event of a share split, settlement is based on the net change in value of the new share price at market close on the relevant trading day.

11.3 Interest Rates

  • Markets on interest rates are settled as soon as the result is known to Clear Play Analysis. Later changes do not affect settlement unless a correction is issued within 24 hours.

11.4 House Prices

  • Markets are settled using the Standardised Average Price (seasonally adjusted) as reported by HBOS at the time the result becomes known to Clear Play Analysis.
  • Corrections to results made within 24 hours may result in revised settlement; otherwise, all results stand as originally published.
  • If HBOS figures are unavailable or discontinued, all relevant bets will be void unless otherwise specified in the Market Information.
  • Quarterly house price markets may be considered incomplete. Additional "runners" may be added to reflect price movements during the period.

11.5 Currency Markets

  • Currency markets are settled using the first Bloomberg Spot price reported after market close. Later amendments will not affect settlement except where a correction is announced within 24 hours.

Golf

12.1 General

  • Tournament bets will only be settled if the minimum number of holes specified in the Market Information has been completed.
  • If a presentation ceremony is held, markets will be settled based on the official result at that time, regardless of subsequent disqualifications or amendments.
  • If there is no presentation ceremony, outcomes are based on the official result of the governing body, unless a correction is announced within 24 hours of initial settlement.
  • Bets on players who do not start a tournament will be void.
  • Players who start but withdraw or are disqualified will be settled as losers.
  • If a tournament is shortened and markets are settled, bets matched after the last completed round will be void.
  • In 'to qualify' markets, qualifiers are determined per Market Information regardless of actual participation.
  • If a tournament or round is restarted, bets placed after the official off time will be void unless the market was already unconditionally determined.
  • If a market is turned in-play late, bets matched between start of play and market suspension will be void.

12.2 Tournament Match Betting (72-hole match bets)

  • Bets will be void if a player withdraws before playing a stroke.
  • If no player completes a round, the player with the lowest total after the previous round is the winner.
  • Players who withdraw or are disqualified during a round are settled as losers if another player completes the round.
  • If all players fail to complete the first round, all bets will be void.

12.3 Round Betting Markets (e.g. 2-balls, 3-balls)

  • Bets are void if a player withdraws before playing a stroke in that round.
  • Bets are void if a player does not complete a round, unless the market has been unconditionally determined.
  • Players who withdraw or are disqualified after playing a stroke are settled as losers if another player completes the round.
  • Bets will be void if no players complete the round.

12.4 Strokeplay Hole-by-Hole Markets

  • If a hole is not completed, all bets are void unless the market was unconditionally determined.
  • Markets are settled upon hole completion. Later penalties or disqualifications are not considered.

12.5 Matchplay Hole-by-Hole Markets

  • If a hole is not completed, bets are void unless the market has been unconditionally determined.
  • Players or teams conceding a hole are settled as losers.
  • Players who withdraw or are disqualified after playing a stroke are settled as losers if another player completes the hole.
  • If no strokes are played on the hole, bets will be void.
  • Markets are settled on hole completion, disregarding later penalties or disqualifications.

13. Greyhound Racing

13.1 General

  • All bets (excluding ante-post and Australian licensed markets) are placed on trap numbers. Greyhound names are shown for reference only.
  • Markets are settled based on the official result when the track gives the result "green light" status via announcement or display. Subsequent appeals or amendments are not considered.
  • If a non-runner or reserve runner is declared, all bets placed before the market is updated will be void. Unmatched bets including 'Take SP' and 'Keep' bets will be cancelled, except as outlined in Paragraph 10.5 of Part B.
  • If no greyhounds finish a race or a race is declared void before the official result, all bets will be void.
  • If the scheduled venue is changed after the market is loaded, all bets will be void.
  • In ante-post markets, all bets stand regardless of participation. However, if the competition is abandoned or the venue is changed, all ante-post bets will be void.

13.2 Trap Challenge

  • 'Trap Challenge' bets are based on which trap number produces the most winners during a race meeting, unless otherwise stated in the Market Information.
  • These bets are not affected by non-runners or reserve runners.
  • In the event of a dead heat in a race, traps share the win (e.g. two-way dead heat = 0.5 win, three-way = 0.33 win each, etc.).
  • If two or more traps tie with the same number of winners, standard dead heat rules apply.
  • If the entire meeting is abandoned, all bets are void. If at least one race is completed, bets will stand.

13.3 Multi-Trap or Multiplied Trap Numbers

  • ‘Multi-trap’ or ‘multiplied trap numbers’ bets are based on the cumulative sum of the winning trap multiplied by the second trap for each race during a meeting, unless otherwise stated in the Market Information.
  • If the resulting sum is not a round number, it will be rounded up to the nearest whole number for settlement purposes.
  • These markets are unaffected by non-runners or reserve runners.
  • If a race is cancelled, void, abandoned, or only has one finisher:
    • Eight-runner races will be allocated 20 points.
    • All other races will be allocated 12 points.
  • If the entire meeting is abandoned, all bets are void. However, if at least one race is completed, bets will stand and unrun races will be allocated 20 or 12 points as per the above rule.
  • Re-run races are treated as cancelled.
  • If two greyhounds dead heat for the win:
    • Their trap numbers are multiplied together to calculate the multi-trap number.
  • If three or more greyhounds dead heat for the win:
    • Their trap numbers are summed, divided by the number of greyhounds involved, and the result is squared. (e.g., traps 1, 3, 6 → (1+3+6)/3 = 3.33 → 3.33 × 3.33 = 11.11).
  • If there is a dead heat for second place:
    • The trap numbers of the greyhounds involved are summed, divided by the number of greyhounds involved, and multiplied by the winning trap number (e.g., trap 1 wins, traps 3 and 6 dead heat for second → (3+6)/2 = 4.5 → 4.5 × 1 = 4.5).

13.4 Winning Distances

  • 'Winning distances' bets are based on the sum of all winning margins during a race meeting, unless otherwise stated in the Market Information.
  • The maximum winning distance per race is capped at 10 lengths.
  • If only one greyhound finishes a race, it will be deemed a 10-length victory.
  • For any race that is cancelled, void, or abandoned, the winning distance will be 2 lengths.
  • Re-run races are treated as cancelled and assigned 2 lengths.
  • For sub-half-length margins:
    • Short-head = 0.1
    • Head = 0.2
    • Neck = 0.3
  • At the end of the meeting, the sum of winning distances is rounded to the nearest whole number (rounded up if half).
  • If the entire meeting is abandoned, all bets are void. However, if at least one race is completed, the remaining races are each assigned 2 lengths and bets will stand.

13.5 Match Bets

  • Match Bets are determined by the greyhound with the highest finishing position in the race.
  • If neither greyhound finishes, bets are void.
  • If only one finishes, that greyhound is deemed the winner.
  • If a non-runner or reserve runner is declared, all bets will be void.
  • For competition progression, the greyhound qualifying to the furthest round is the winner, regardless of whether it runs in that round.
  • If both greyhounds are eliminated in the same round, the market is settled as a dead heat.

13.6 Reverse Forecasts

  • Markets are settled on the two greyhounds finishing first and second, in any order.
  • If a dead heat affects the outcome, standard dead heat rules apply.

13.7 Place Markets

  • The number of places is defined in the Market Information at market open and remains fixed.
  • Further non-runners after market load do not affect the number of places paid.
  • If the number of runners is equal to or fewer than the number of places, all bets are void.

13.8 To Reach the Final / To Qualify

  • 'Reach the Final' markets settle based on the first six qualifiers from the semi-finals, regardless of whether they run in the final.
  • 'To Qualify' markets are settled on the greyhounds qualifying from a heat, regardless of participation in the next round.
  • These markets are settled post-qualification. Later disqualifications or result amendments will not affect settlement.

13.9 Ante-Post

  • If a listed greyhound dies, Clear Play Analysis will assess whether it was a material runner based on market odds (approx. 8–10% win chance).
  • If material:
    • All bets placed on any runner between the death and market suspension are void.
    • All unmatched bets are cancelled before the market is reopened.
  • If not material:
    • Only bets on the deceased greyhound during that period are void.
    • Unmatched bets remain active.
  • Bets on greyhounds who have forfeited or failed to qualify (without supplementary entry) will be voided.
  • Postponed events held at the same venue: bets stand unless entries reopen—then all bets are void.

13.10 Australian Specific Non-Runner Rules

  • If a greyhound is declared a non-runner before the race, it will be removed and:
    • All matched bets before the market update are voided.
  • If declared a non-runner after the race:
    • All bets on that runner are voided.
    • A reduction factor will apply to all bets on the winner (or placegetters) based on the voided greyhound’s average price.

14.1 General

  • All race markets are settled according to the official result at the time of the 'weigh-in' announcement or equivalent.
  • Subsequent disqualifications, appeals or result amendments are disregarded.
  • If a race is abandoned, voided, or results in a walkover, all related bets will be void.
  • All bets are void if the scheduled venue is changed after the market is loaded.
  • Races not run on their scheduled day: all bets will be void.
  • If the racing surface is changed (e.g., turf to dirt), all bets will stand.

14.2 Ante-Post

  • In ante-post markets, all bets stand whether the horse runs or not, except where noted below:
  • For GB & Irish racing: If a horse is balloted out, bets on that horse are void.
  • If a listed horse dies or is scratched, Clear Play Analysis will determine if it was a material runner based on odds (approx. 8–10% win chance or better):
    • If material: All bets on any horse placed between the death/scratch time and market suspension are void, and unmatched bets are cancelled before reopening.
    • If not material: Only bets on the scratched horse are void. Unmatched bets remain unaffected.
  • Bets on horses forfeiting entry or failing to qualify by the designated date will be void unless a supplementary entry stage follows.
  • Removed runners (e.g., not entered at a stage) may have their prices reset to 1.0. If likely to be supplemented, the runner may be reinstated at original odds.
  • No Clear Play Analysis-style Non-Runner Rule 4 reductions apply to ante-post markets.
  • All ante-post bets will be void if:
    • The event is abandoned and not rescheduled,
    • The event is moved to a different venue,
    • The event is rescheduled with reopened entries and new material runners are added.
  • However, if a race is rescheduled to the same venue and entry lists remain materially unchanged, bets will stand.

14.3 Place Terms for Exchange Markets

  • The number of places in 'To Be Placed' markets is based on the number of runners known when the market is first loaded and is displayed in the Market Information.
  • Once opened, the number of places will not change, even if there are later non-runners.
  • If the number of places equals or exceeds the number of runners, all bets in that market will be void.
  • If fewer horses place than the number of designated winners, only the placed horses will be paid as winners.

14.4 Each Way (EW) Markets

  • The place portion of an EW bet is settled according to:
    • The number of places listed in the Market Information.
    • The fraction of the win portion profit also stated in the Market Information.
  • Example: “EW Terms: 1/5 odds, 3 places” and Win odds of 8.0 → Place odds = ((8.0 - 1) / 5) + 1 = 2.4
  • The number of places will remain fixed after market opening unless:
    • The number of places equals or exceeds the number of runners — in this case, the place portion of all EW bets will be void.

14.5 Winning Distance Bets

  • These bets are based on the total of winning margins from all races on a single day at a given race meeting, unless stated otherwise in the Market Information.
  • The winning distance in each race is defined as the official margin between the first two horses past the post.
  • However, if either horse is disqualified due to incorrect weight, wrong course, or failure to weigh in, then the official result margin will be used.
  • Maximum distances applied when only one horse finishes:
    • Flat: 12 lengths
    • National Hunt: 30 lengths
  • Sub-half-length margins:
    • Nose: 0.05
    • Short-head: 0.1
    • Head: 0.2
    • Short-neck: 0.25
    • Neck: 0.3
  • If three or more races are abandoned or void, all winning distance bets are void unless already settled.
  • If one or two races are abandoned or void:
    • Flat: 2 lengths used as default
    • National Hunt: 10 lengths used as default
  • Walkovers:
    • Announced after market opening:
      • Flat: 5 lengths
      • National Hunt: 12 lengths
    • Announced before market opening:
      • The walkover race is excluded from the market.

14.6 Clear Play Analysis Non-Runner Rule

When a horse is declared a non-runner, Clear Play Analysis applies a reduction factor to adjust odds on matched bets in that market. This ensures fairness by accounting for the revised chance of remaining horses winning or placing.

  • Any horse listed in the market but not coming under starter’s orders is considered a non-runner.
  • Each horse is initially assigned a reduction factor as a percentage, based on its forecast price.
  • Reduction factors may be updated during the market lifecycle and remain visible on the Info page of the event.
Reduction Factor Application:
  • Win Market:
    • If the non-runner's reduction factor is 2.5% or more:
      • All matched bets on the non-runner are void.
      • All remaining runners have their odds adjusted downward by the non-runner’s reduction factor.
      • All unmatched lay bets are cancelled.
    • If the non-runner’s reduction factor is less than 2.5%, no adjustments are made.
  • Place Market:
    • All non-runner reduction factors are applied (regardless of size).
    • Only if the non-runner’s reduction factor is 4.0% or greater will unmatched lay bets be cancelled.
Other Key Rules:
  • All reduction factors are adjusted for remaining horses after a non-runner is removed.
  • In-play bets are not subject to reduction factors.
  • If a market is turned in-play by mistake and then stopped before the race starts, any bets matched during that time may be subject to reduction factors.
  • In case of a late withdrawal, a reduction factor may still be applied to pre-race bets if the horse is removed post-race.
  • If a non-runner is removed in error:
    • The runner and all associated matched bets will be reinstated.
    • Any bets placed between withdrawal and reinstatement will be void.
  • If a material runner (approx. 2.5% or greater reduction factor) was not listed in error:
    • The market may be voided and reloaded properly.
  • If a non-material runner was missing:
    • The runner can be added back before settlement and the market will stand.
  • Non-runners are removed in the order BetCenter becomes aware of them. If multiple are discovered simultaneously, they are removed in racecard order.

14.7 How Reductions Are Applied – Exchange Markets

Clear Play Analysis applies specific reduction methods depending on the market type to ensure fairness when a non-runner is declared. These reductions affect matched bets differently based on the market type:

Win Market
  • Reductions apply directly to the traded price.
  • Example: A non-runner with a 25% reduction factor causes a bet matched at 8.0 to be reduced by 25%, resulting in a new price of 6.0.
  • Subsequent non-runners may cause further reductions.
Each Way (EW) Market
  • Reductions apply to the traded win price.
  • The place portion is recalculated using the reduced win odds and the advertised place terms.
  • Example: A bet matched at 8.0 becomes 6.0 after a 25% reduction. If the place terms are 1/5 odds for 3 places, the place portion reduces from 2.4 to 2.0.
Place Market
  • Reductions apply to potential winnings, not the traded price.
  • Example: A £10 bet on a horse to place at 8.0 offers £70 winnings. A 25% reduction due to a non-runner reduces the winnings to £52.50. New effective odds = 6.25.
  • Prices will not be reduced below 1.01.
Reserves
  • Reserve runners initially carry a non-applicable reduction factor.
  • If confirmed as runners, a reduction factor is assigned and applied as normal.
  • If a non-runner is replaced by a reserve, the reduction factor of the non-runner will still apply to all relevant pre-removal bets.
  • If a confirmed reserve becomes a non-runner, its reduction factor will apply to all pre-removal bets.
14.8 Additional Notes
  • Card numbers are a guide only—bets are placed on the named horse.
  • Horses are not coupled (no joint entries).
  • If a horse runs for purse money only, it is considered a non-runner for betting purposes.
  • If this results in the number of potential winners equaling or exceeding the number of runners, all bets in that market will be void.

15. Ice Hockey

  • "Regular Time" bets are settled on the result at the end of regular time, excluding overtime and shootouts.
  • "Moneyline" bets include overtime and any shootouts and are settled based on the final result including those.
  • Handicap and Puck Line markets (e.g., NHL) are settled including overtime and shootouts.
  • If the match does not start on its scheduled date and is not completed within three days, all bets will be void unless they were unconditionally determined.
  • If the match starts but is abandoned or postponed, at least 55 minutes of play must have occurred or an official result must be declared within three days for bets to stand.
  • If the result is tied and no tie option was offered, dead heat rules apply for Moneyline markets.

16. Motor Sport

  • Applies to Formula One, Superbikes, Speedway, and other related disciplines.
  • If a race is abandoned with no official result, all bets will be void, except those that are unconditionally determined.
  • If the scheduled venue is changed after the market is loaded, all bets will be void.
  • In head-to-head (match bet) markets, the winner is the driver/rider who finishes ahead or completes the most laps.
  • In Speedway, if all scheduled heats/races are not completed, all bets are void unless unconditionally determined.
  • If no podium presentation occurs but settlement is based on it per the Market Info, bets will be settled using the official result of the governing body at the scheduled podium time.
  • Subsequent disqualifications will not impact settlement unless announced within 24 hours of initial settlement to correct an error.

17. Rowing

  • If a crew or individual starts but does not finish, they are deemed a loser, provided at least one other competitor completes the race.
  • If no one completes the race, all bets will be void.
  • If a regatta is cancelled, all bets will be void unless the market has been unconditionally determined.
  • If there is a presentation ceremony, settlement is based on the official result at the time of the ceremony.
  • If no ceremony occurs, the official result of the governing body will determine settlement unless an error is corrected within 24 hours.

18. Rugby Union and Rugby League

  • Tournament points/tries markets include all playing time, including extra-time.
  • For "time of first try" markets:
    • First half is deemed 40 minutes regardless of stoppage time.
    • If no try is scored or it's scored in 2nd half stoppage or extra time, the result is 80.
  • Penalty tries count for most try-related markets, but not for "first individual try scorer."
  • If a match is abandoned:
    • Bets are void unless an official result is declared by the governing body.
    • Match and handicap markets follow the official result.
    • All other markets are void unless their outcome was already determined at abandonment.
    • Example: if 37 points have been scored when abandoned:
      • Bet on 35+ points = win
      • Bet on 30–35 points = lose
      • Bet on 40–45 points = void
    • Bets like last try scorer, team to score last, and last scoring play will be void.

19. Snooker and Pool

  • If a match starts but is not completed, the player progressing to the next round (or winner in a final) is the winner.
  • Bets on "correct score" or "next frame" markets are void if the match is not completed.
  • Bets on handicap markets will be void unless the result has been unconditionally determined.

20. Soccer / Football

  • For rules relating to VAR (Video Assistant Referee), refer to Section 1.3 of our General Rules.
  • If Clear Play Analysis fails to suspend a market following a Material Event, we reserve the right to void bets placed after the event. Voiding may occur during or after the event.
  • If a Material Event is cancelled due to a VAR decision, all bets placed between the event and cancellation will be void.
  • If a Material Event is awarded via VAR, the event will be deemed to have occurred when the review began. Bets placed prior to this will stand.
Postponed or Rescheduled Matches
  • If a match is rescheduled within 3 days of the original start time, bets will stand.
  • If confirmation of the new start time is not received within 3 hours of the original kick-off, all bets will be void.
  • If the match is scheduled for more than 3 days later, all undetermined bets will be void.
  • Pre-kickoff time changes do not constitute postponement.
Abandoned Matches
  • If a match is abandoned after kickoff, any bets where the outcome has already been determined will stand. All other selections will be void.
  • If it is announced within 3 hours of kickoff that the match will restart within 3 days, all bets will stand. If no update is received within 3 hours, undetermined bets will be void.
  • If players are temporarily removed from the field and the game resumes by midnight (local event time), the match will not be deemed abandoned, and all bets will stand.
  • In major tournaments (e.g., World Cup), if a game is delayed beyond midnight local time, all bets will stand as long as the match is completed within 72 hours.
  • If the venue changes but not to the opponent's ground, all bets will stand. If switched to the opponent's ground, the match will be void. In international tournaments, all venues are treated as neutral.
  • For friendly matches, all bets apply to full match duration including stoppage time. If not completed within 3 days, all bets will be void except for unconditionally determined markets.
  • In case of conflict in official team details (e.g., reserves, gender, etc.), all bets on affected markets will be void. Otherwise, bets will stand.
  • If an incorrect competition name is listed on the site, all bets on affected markets may be voided at Clear Play Analysis’s discretion.
  • Relegation Rules:
    • Bets on teams finishing in relegation positions at season's end will be settled as winning bets.
    • If a team is disqualified or removed before the season starts, bets will be void.
    • If disqualified or removed after the season starts, bets on the affected team will be void.
    • If relegation results from a points deduction, relegation bets will be settled as winners.
  • The season is considered to have started once the first league game has been played.
  • Shirt Numbers: Refer to the number worn at kickoff. Own-goal scorers are included. Players without numbers are assigned number 12.
  • Time of First Goal: First half is treated as 45 minutes. Each time bracket (e.g., "0–10 minutes") ends just before the next one begins (e.g., at 10:00).
  • Top Goalscorer: Only goals scored in the specified league/competition count. Goals in other leagues don't count. Own goals don't count.
  • Incident Count Markets: Settled based on the number of occurrences (e.g., corners taken, not awarded).
  • For incidents like:
    • Bookings,
    • Corners,
    • Goalscorers,
    • Time of goals –
    The outcome will be based on data from independent sources. If new info emerges within 48 hours, the market may be reinstated or resettled. After 48 hours, new info will not be considered.
Venue & Match Info
  • Bets stand unless the venue switches to the opponent's ground. All major international tournament venues are deemed neutral.
  • If team information (e.g., age group, gender, reserves) is incorrect, bets will be void.
  • Incorrect competition listings may result in market voiding.
League Relegation
  • If a team finishes in a relegation zone, bets on relegation will be settled as wins.
  • If a team is disqualified or removed before the season starts, all bets on that market will be void.
  • If a team is removed after the season starts, bets on that team will be void.
  • A team relegated due to points deduction is considered properly relegated, and bets will stand.
Other Betting Rules
  • Shirt numbers: Include own goals. Players without a number are treated as number 12.
  • Time of First Goal:
    • "0–10 Minutes" = 0:00 to 9:59, "11–20" = 10:00 to 19:59, etc.
    • First half is always 45 minutes, regardless of stoppage.
  • Top Goalscorer: Only goals in the specified league/competition count. Own goals do not count.
  • Incident Totals:
    • Corners are counted if taken, not awarded.
    • Bookings, goal times, scorers are settled based on trusted sources.
    • New info within 48 hours may lead to market resettlement or review.
    • Information after 48 hours is not considered for resettlement.

21. Swimming

  • If a presentation ceremony occurs, markets are settled based on the official result at the time of the ceremony, regardless of any later disqualification or result change.
  • If there is no presentation, the result from the relevant governing body at event completion will apply, unless corrected within 24 hours of initial settlement.

22. Tennis

  • If a player or pair retires or is disqualified:
    • The opponent progresses and is deemed the winner.
    • If less than one set is completed, all match bets are void.
  • Tournament-wide event count bets (e.g., number of aces) will be void if the tournament is postponed, shortened, or cancelled, unless the market was unconditionally settled.
  • Bets will stand despite venue or surface changes.
  • If match length (sets or games) is changed, all bets will be void except those that are unconditionally determined.
    • Exception: 'Match Odds' and 'Set Winner' bets on Davis Cup dead rubbers shortened from 5 to 3 sets will stand if the format change follows official rules.
  • Markets on individual games or sets will be void if a player retires or is disqualified before completion, unless the market has been unconditionally determined.

23. Winter Sports

  • Any bets placed after the official start time will be voided.
  • Results from a presentation ceremony will determine settlement, regardless of future disqualification or revision.
  • If no ceremony occurs, settlement will be based on the governing body's official result, unless corrected within 24 hours.
  • Outright markets apply only to overall event winners, not heats or qualifiers.
  • Head-to-Head markets:
    • If neither athlete reaches the final, the one progressing furthest wins.
    • If still undecided, the faster time in the round where both exited will decide.
    • All bets are void if either athlete does not compete.
  • If an event is abandoned, postponed, or cancelled, all bets will be void unless the event is completed at the same venue within 48 hours of the originally scheduled end.

Version: V 01/25 – 5/2/2025

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