Betting Rules

1. General betting conditions

By opening an account, accessing betting services or placing a bet, you agree to follow these Betting Rules together with the applicable Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and any rules shown for a specific market or product. If there is an inconsistency between these rules and a specific market rule, the specific market rule may apply to that market. If there is an inconsistency with applicable law, the law will prevail.

Caesars Casino may update, clarify or replace these rules from time to time. The current version will apply to bets placed after the updated rules become available, unless a different application is required by law. Players should check the relevant rules before placing bets, particularly where an event, market or product has unusual conditions.

Betting services are intended for eligible adults who are permitted to use them in their location. You are responsible for checking that online betting is lawful for you and for complying with all applicable Australian laws and requirements. Access may be restricted where betting services are not available or where participation cannot be verified.

• You must provide accurate, current and complete account information.
• You must use only your own account and must not allow another person to place bets through it.
• You must keep your login information secure and notify the relevant support channel if you suspect unauthorised access.
• You must not use betting services for unlawful activity, fraud, market manipulation or any other improper purpose.
• You must meet any identity, age, location or verification requirements before using relevant services or withdrawing funds.

A person may hold only the number of accounts permitted under the applicable account rules. Duplicate, linked or improperly operated accounts may be reviewed. Where an account review is required, bets, balances or transactions may be placed on hold to the extent allowed by law while the review is completed.

2. Placing and accepting bets

A bet is a request to enter into a wagering transaction under the odds, terms and selections shown at the time. You should check every part of your bet before confirming it, including the event, selection, market, odds, stake, bet type and any applicable conditions. Once submitted, a bet may not be changed, cancelled or withdrawn unless the relevant rules specifically allow it.

A bet is not necessarily accepted merely because it has been submitted or because a confirmation screen is displayed. Acceptance occurs when the bet is recorded as accepted in the applicable betting system. The status shown in your account or bet history is the primary record of whether a bet has been accepted, rejected, cancelled or otherwise processed.

Betting systems may apply minimum or maximum stakes, market limits, account limits, transaction controls or other restrictions. These may differ between products, markets, account types and events. Any applicable limit or restriction should be displayed where relevant. A bet may be rejected, reduced or returned if it exceeds an applicable limit or cannot be processed.

Prices and odds may change before a bet is accepted. If a price changes, you may be asked to confirm the revised price, depending on the betting product and the applicable settings. The accepted odds and stake are those recorded in the confirmed bet details. You should retain or review your confirmation and account history.

1. Select the event, game, market or product you wish to bet on.
2. Choose the relevant selection or selections and review the displayed odds.
3. Enter or select your stake and check the total amount at risk.
4. Review all details, including any combinations, conditions or potential return shown.
5. Confirm the bet only after checking that it is correct.
6. Check the account history to confirm whether the bet was accepted.

You are responsible for reviewing accepted bets promptly and reporting any apparent error through the available support process. A display error, interruption or delay does not automatically change the terms of an accepted bet. The records used to assess a transaction may include system records, event information, transaction history and other relevant information.

3. Markets, events and settlement

Markets are settled using the official result or other result source identified in the relevant market rules. The settlement method may depend on the sport, competition, event, game or betting product. If a market contains special conditions, those conditions may determine how postponements, abandoned events, changes of venue, withdrawals, disqualifications or other circumstances are treated.

Where a result is changed after initial publication, the market may be settled or resettled in accordance with the applicable rules and the recognised result source. A later change will not necessarily affect a settled market. The relevant market rules should be read carefully where official results, appeals or adjudication may affect the outcome.

If an event is postponed, abandoned, interrupted or not completed, the outcome may depend on the product rules and the stage reached. Some bets may stand, while others may be cancelled and returned. A selection may also be treated differently from another selection in the same event where separate market conditions apply.

A market may be suspended before or during an event. Suspension may occur because of a material incident, a change in available information, a technical issue, an integrity concern or another operational reason. Bets attempted during a suspension may be rejected or may be subject to review where permitted.

• A market may be cancelled where it cannot be fairly or accurately settled.
• Incorrectly displayed information may be corrected in accordance with the applicable rules.
• A selection that does not participate may be treated according to the rules for that market.
• Dead heats, ties or shared outcomes may be settled under the relevant dead-heat or tie provisions.
• Multiple bets may be affected if one or more selections are cancelled, voided or otherwise unable to stand.
• Where no valid result is available, the applicable market rules will determine the outcome.

The wording used for a market is important. Terms such as full time, regular time, next goal, outright winner, place, top scorer or match result may have different meanings. The event information, market description and any displayed rules should be considered together before a bet is placed. If a market is unclear, do not place the bet until you have obtained clarification through the available support channel.

4. Results, returns and account records

After an event or market is completed, the bet will be assessed against the applicable result and settlement rules. A winning return, losing outcome, cancellation, refund or other result will be recorded in the account history. Settlement may be delayed where the official result is unavailable, requires confirmation or is subject to review.

The potential return displayed before confirmation is an estimate based on the stake, odds and bet type shown at that time. The final result may be affected by cancellations, void selections, dead heats, taxes or other terms that apply to the relevant product. The accepted bet details and applicable rules determine the final settlement.

You should review your bet history, balance and transaction records regularly. If you believe a bet has been settled incorrectly, raise the issue as soon as reasonably possible and provide the relevant bet reference, event details and explanation. Reviews may require information from event organisers, data providers, payment providers or other relevant sources.

Where a technical, pricing, administrative or system error has affected a transaction, the transaction may be reviewed and corrected in accordance with the applicable Terms and Conditions and the law. This may include cancelling an affected bet, correcting an incorrect return or returning a stake where appropriate. Any action taken should be explained through the relevant account or support process.

If an account balance has been credited in error, the amount remains subject to correction. You must not knowingly withdraw, transfer or use funds that you know, or reasonably should know, were credited incorrectly. A correction may be made against the account balance or otherwise handled in accordance with applicable requirements.

5. Payments, integrity and responsible betting

Deposits, withdrawals and other account transactions are subject to the available payment methods, identity checks, transaction controls and applicable legal requirements. You may be asked to verify the source of funds, ownership of a payment method or other account information. Transactions may be delayed, declined or restricted where verification or compliance checks are required.

Betting must be conducted fairly. Prohibited conduct may include using another person’s account, exploiting a technical error, interfering with a betting system, colluding with others, manipulating an event, using inside information where unlawful, or attempting to avoid account, identity or location controls. Suspected irregular activity may be investigated and may result in restrictions or other action permitted by law.

Caesars Casino supports informed and responsible participation. Betting should be treated as entertainment, not as a way to earn income or recover losses. Set a budget before you start, use only money you can afford to lose, and avoid chasing losses. Do not bet when affected by alcohol, drugs, stress or other circumstances that may impair your judgement.

• Set personal spending and time limits where those tools are available.
• Take regular breaks and keep betting separate from essential household spending.
• Never borrow money or sell possessions to fund betting.
• Do not increase your stake simply because you have lost previous bets.
• Ask for support if betting is affecting your finances, relationships, work or wellbeing.
• Use available cooling-off, self-exclusion or account restriction options if you need a break.

If you have a question about a bet, a settlement, an account transaction or these rules, use the available support channel shown on the website. Complaints will be reviewed under the applicable complaints process. You should provide enough information for the matter to be identified, while avoiding the submission of unnecessary personal or payment information.

These rules provide general information and do not replace the full Terms and Conditions or the rules displayed for an individual market. Before betting, make sure you understand the relevant conditions, the amount you may lose and the way the market will be settled.