Retirement or Disqualification:
1. Head to Head Matchups:
Two full sets must be completed for your wagers to stand. If less than 2 sets are completed, all wagers will be considered void.
Example: Federer 6-3, 4-6, 2-0 (Roddick is retired due to injury). All wagers will stand. Federer is declared the winner and Roddick is deemed the loser.
Example: Federer 6-3, 2-0 (Roddick is retired due to injury). All wagers will be considered void.
2. Sets Betting:
When a tennis match is not completed because of a player retirement or disqualification, all Set wagers will be considered void. Such wagers will be canceled and money is refunded.
3. Prop Betting:
If a tennis match is not completed because of a player retirement or disqualification, all Prop wagers will be considered void. Such wagers will be canceled and the money is refunded, with some exceptions that pertain to the completion of an individual set.
Example:
To Win 1st Set (Must Complete 1st Set)
Correct Score of 1st Set (Must complete 1st Set)
Delay or Suspension:
1. If a tennis match is completed, all the wagers will stand as written. A delay in the start of a match will not affect the standing of the wagers, nor will a suspension, as long as play is resumed and the match is completed.
2. In the event a match does not go the specified number of sets, and the match is shortened by tournament officials, the leader determined to be official by tournament officials shall be the winner.
Example: A match is scheduled for 5 sets, but only 3 sets can be played because of weather and the leader at the end of 3 sets is declared the winner of the match.
Futures (Ante post) Betting:
All futures (Ante post) bets have action. Should a player withdraw before a tournament begins, bets on that player to win the tournament, lose.
Change of Venue or Playing Surface:
If the venue or playing surface for a match is changed, the wagering odds for match bets will then be adjusted. Match bets placed at the pre-adjustment odds are then void. Futures or Ante post wagers will stand.