In addition to the following sports betting rules, the General rules applicable to all bets offered on the website apply. However, the sports rules will take precedence over the general rules.

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Introduction

General
Unless otherwise stated, bets placed on postponed fights will remain valid for 30 days. If either fighter is replaced with another fighter all bets will be void and stakes returned.

Fights for which betting is opened before their official date is known will be indicated on the site as taking place on December 31 until an official date is announced.

Bets placed on these fights will stand provided they take place during the current year or within the next calendar year. For example, bets placed on a fight scheduled on the site on December 31, 2020 are valid as long as the fight takes place on or before December 31, 2021. After this date, bets will be cancelled and stakes refunded. In the event of a fight being cancelled before an official date is announced, bets will be void and stakes refunded.

Once an official date for this fight is confirmed, bets placed on the fight on the announced date will be subject to the classic 30-day rule.

For betting purposes, the fight is considered to have started as soon as the bell rings for the start of the first round.

If either boxer fails to answer the bell at the start of a round, his opponent will be deemed the winner of the previous round.

In the event of a fight being declared a No Contest all bets will be void and stakes returned, with the exception of markets where the outcome has already been determined.

In boxing, a "no contest" (NC) is a fight result where no winner or loser is declared because the bout is stopped due to an issue outside the fighters' control, such as an accidental foul that injures one boxer, interference from an outsider, a problem with the ring itself, or other unusual circumstances.

If the scheduled round length is changed for a fight, for example, a 3 minute round is reduced to 2 minutes (but the scheduled number of rounds remains the same), then bets remain valid on all bet types.

Winner of the fight
In the event of a draw, all bets will be void and stakes refunded, including fights ending in a majority draw.

All bets will stand regardless of changes to the number of rounds.

Additional Information on fight outcomes and decisions within boxing

Draw or technical draw: A draw is a tie on the scorecard

KO or technical KO: A KO occurs when the boxer does not get up after ten seconds. A technical knockout occurs if the boxer is knocked down three times or if the referee intervenes. Any withdrawal will be considered a technical knockout, unless the outcome of the fight is subsequently decided by the judges' scorecards or in the event of a declaration of "No Contest".

Technical decision: The decision is based on the points on the score sheets between the judges. The technical decision is determined by the judges' scorecards at any time other than at the end of the scheduled rounds.

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