Betting Rules

These rules apply to betting activity carried out through Funbet Casino. They are intended to provide a clear overview of how wagers are submitted, accepted, settled and reviewed. Certain games, markets or promotions may have additional conditions. Where a specific game rule or promotion term applies, that rule should be read together with these general Betting Rules.

You are responsible for reading the relevant information before placing a wager. This includes the displayed odds, stake, possible return, market description, game instructions, settlement method and any applicable restrictions. If you do not understand a rule or display, do not place the bet until you have obtained clarification through the available support channels.

You must use your own account and provide information that is accurate, complete and current. An account must not be shared with another person, used on behalf of another person or operated by someone who is not authorised to use it. You are responsible for keeping your login details secure and for notifying Funbet Casino if you believe that your account has been accessed without permission.

• You must meet the legal age and other eligibility requirements that apply to you before using the service.
• You must comply with all applicable Australian laws and any other laws that apply to your location.
• You must not place bets while subject to a self-exclusion, account restriction or other gambling exclusion that applies to your account.
• You must not use the service for unlawful activity, fraud, money laundering, collusion or any other improper purpose.
• You must only use payment methods and account details that you are authorised to use.
• You must not use software, devices or techniques designed to manipulate the service, interfere with games or gain an unfair advantage.

Funbet Casino may carry out account, identity, payment, security and compliance checks where reasonably required. A bet, transaction or account activity may be delayed, reviewed, restricted or declined while a check is taking place. If information cannot be verified or a rule appears to have been breached, action may be taken in accordance with the applicable terms and legal requirements.

Where betting is offered on a sporting event, competition or other real-world occurrence, settlement is based on the official result and the market rules shown when the bet is placed. The relevant rules may explain what counts as the start of an event, how postponed or abandoned events are treated, and which result or data source is used for settlement.

Different markets can have different settlement requirements. For example, a market may be determined by the result at the end of regular time, the result after extra time, a particular period or a specified statistical measure. The wording of the market is important. If the market description differs from your assumption, the displayed market rules will generally determine how the bet is settled.

Common settlement situations

• If an event is postponed, the bet may remain open, be transferred to a new date or be cancelled, depending on the market rules.
• If an event is abandoned, settlement may depend on whether the market has already been unconditionally determined.
• If a participant, team or selection is withdrawn, the applicable market rule will determine whether the bet remains valid.
• If an event is cancelled or does not take place, affected wagers may be cancelled unless a specific rule provides another outcome.
• If official results are corrected or updated, a settlement may be reviewed and adjusted where the applicable rules permit it.
• If reliable result information is unavailable, settlement may be delayed until the result can be reasonably verified.

An event may be settled before an official ceremony or later review where the relevant market has already been determined under its rules. Conversely, a result may be changed if an official authority later changes the result and the market rules allow the settlement to be reviewed. The timing of settlement can therefore differ between markets.

For combination or multiple bets, each part of the bet may be subject to its own settlement rule. If one selection is cancelled, voided or otherwise unavailable, the remaining selections may be settled under the applicable combination rules. Any return shown before final settlement is indicative only unless the wager has been confirmed as settled.

Live or in-play betting may involve delays between an event occurring and the information being displayed. Prices and availability can change quickly. A wager submitted during a delay may be accepted at a different price, rejected or subject to review in accordance with the displayed rules.

A wager may be cancelled or declared void where this is required by the relevant market or game rules, a technical problem, an obvious error, an event cancellation or another valid reason. A void wager is generally treated as if it did not produce a winning or losing result, although the specific treatment of the stake or any linked bet may depend on the applicable rules.

If you believe that a bet has been recorded, settled or paid incorrectly, review the wager details first and raise the matter through the available support process. Provide the relevant account information, bet reference, date, game or event and a clear explanation of the issue. Do not send passwords or other confidential security information when making an enquiry.

1. Check the bet or game history for the wager status.
2. Read the specific game, market or promotion rule that applies.
3. Record the relevant reference and transaction details.
4. Submit the matter through the available customer support channel.
5. Allow reasonable time for the records and any technical information to be reviewed.
6. If you remain dissatisfied, follow the complaints or dispute process provided in the applicable site terms.

Please remember that gambling involves risk and outcomes are not guaranteed. Set a budget before you play and treat gambling as entertainment rather than a way to make money. Only wager funds that you can afford to lose. Avoid chasing losses, borrowing money to gamble or increasing your stake because you are trying to recover an earlier result.

You can take a break, set personal limits or use available account restriction and self-exclusion tools where offered. If gambling is affecting your finances, relationships, work, study or wellbeing, stop playing and seek help from an appropriate Australian gambling support service or health professional. You do not need to wait until gambling becomes a serious problem before asking for support.

These Betting Rules may be updated from time to time to reflect changes to games, betting products, technology, legal obligations or site procedures. The current version published on the website applies to activity carried out after it becomes effective. You should review the rules regularly and keep a copy for your records if needed.