Betting Rules
These rules govern how markets are offered and settled. They form part of our Terms & Conditions.
Effective date: 23 June 2026 · Version 1.0 · Operated by Racing and Wagering Western Australia (ABN 21 347 055 603), Wagering Licence No. WA-BMK-2024-56301377.
How odds and returns work
Fixed odds are decimal. Your potential return equals your stake multiplied by the odds and includes your stake — for example, $10 placed at odds of 2.50 returns $25 (a $15 profit). The price that applies is the price confirmed on your bet slip when the bet is accepted. Totalisator (pari-mutuel) dividends are determined by the relevant pool after the event.
Placing and confirming a bet
A bet is struck only once it appears, confirmed, in your bet history. We may reject or limit a bet before acceptance. Once accepted, a bet cannot be cancelled, edited or reversed by you — always check your selections and stake before you confirm.
Errors and voids
Where there is a palpable error (an obvious mistake in price, entry or market construction), the bet may be voided and the stake returned. If an event is abandoned or postponed and not completed within 48 hours, affected bets are voided and stakes returned unless a specific market rule states otherwise.
General settlement
All bets settle on the official result declared by the relevant governing body. Where a result is later amended, the bet stands on the result at the time of settlement.
Head to head & line
Head-to-head bets settle on the match result including any official extra time unless stated. Line and total markets settle on the official final score.
Racing — totalisator and fixed odds
Fixed-odds racing bets settle at the price taken. Totalisator (pari-mutuel) bets pay the declared pool dividend determined after the event. Non-runners are refunded and rule 4 deductions may apply. Win, place and each-way bets are offered as scheduled. The settlement basis (pool dividend or fixed price) is shown on each market when you place the bet.
Sport is pre-match only
Online in-play wagering on sport is not offered to customers in Australia, in line with the Interactive Gambling Act 2001 (Cth). Sport markets close at the scheduled start of the event.
Maximum payout
Maximum payout limits may apply per customer per day across all markets, as published from time to time.