Online Cricket Betting Rules

Cricket

1. Limited Over Matches The winner of the match will be the team advancing to the next round according to the official competition rules or the team awarded the trophy (with the exception of a bowl out or coin toss, in which case bets will be void). In the event of a tie and no winner being determined by the competition rules, if no price was offered for the tie, then match bets will be deemed void.
2. Matches affected by adverse weather will be governed by the official competition rules, (with the exception of a bowl out or coin toss in which case bets will be void). In the event that the official competition rules do not determine a winner, then match bets will be made void. If a match is abandoned due to outside interference, wagerweb reserve the right to void bets.
3. Top Batsman/Top Bowler markets: Excluding head to head markets. In the event that a player is not in the starting 11, then bets on that player will be void and rule 4 may apply to remaining players. Players in the starting 11 but who do not bat or bowl will be deemed losers. A minimum of 50% of the scheduled number of overs when the bet was struck must be played for these bets to stand, unless the innings has reached its natural conclusion. Dead Heat rules apply.
4. Match Handicaps: Handicaps may be quoted where one team is weaker than the other given in the form of runs or wickets. The handicap is added at the end of the match. If the team receiving the start wins the match, then they also are the winners of the handicap market.
5. If the team receiving the start bats first then the handicap is translated into wickets, if they bat second then the handicap is translated into runs. Bets will be settled on the official match result, including weather affected games or where the Duckworth/Lewis Method has been applied.
6. Test Matches and County Championship Matches, in matches affected by adverse weather, bets will stand on the official result, provided at least one ball has been bowled. In the event of a tie, bets will be settled as a dead heat between the two competing teams and the draw will be a losing bet. If a match is abandoned due to outside interference, wagerweb reserve the right to void bets.
7. If a price is not offered for the draw, and the match finishes as a draw or tie, all bets on the match result will be void.
8. All bets relating to an innings will be void if fewer than 50 overs are completed due to external factors e.g. bad weather. If the natural length of the innings is less than 50 overs then bets will stand.
9. Unless stated otherwise, bets referring to batsman or bowlers markets are for the first innings only.
10. Competition/Tournament Outright: Bets will be settled on the official competition rules, e.g. the team to lift the trophy.
11. Series Outright and Correct Score Betting: Bets will be settled on the official series result. If the designated number of matches to be played in the series is changed, then bets will be made void.
12. Bets placed on the same team to win more than one competition may be subject to a reducing of the multiple odds.
13. Top Batsman/Batsman Group: A player will be deemed a runner if named in the starting XI. Non-runner no bet (Void), rule 4 may apply. Dead Heat rules apply.
14. Top Batsman/Bowler Match Bets: Any player not named in the starting XI will be deemed an N/R (Void) and the market voided.
15. An innings is deemed to have reached its natural conclusion if the team is all out, has declared, or has won the match.