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Betting Rules
These Betting Rules explain the general principles that apply when you place bets or play games through Spinanga Casino. They should be read together with the applicable game instructions, promotional terms, Privacy Policy, Terms and Conditions, and any other rules displayed on the relevant service. By placing a bet, you confirm that you understand and accept the rules that apply to that bet.
General betting rules
Players are responsible for reviewing the rules of a game or betting market before placing a wager. Game rules may explain the available selections, minimum and maximum stakes, qualifying conditions, settlement method, winning combinations, applicable odds, and how ties or cancelled events are treated. The rules shown at the time of betting are important, so you should check them carefully before confirming your selection.
A bet is generally accepted only after the wager has been submitted through the service and a confirmation has been displayed or otherwise provided. A selection placed in a bet slip is not necessarily a confirmed bet. You should check your account history or bet record to confirm whether a wager was accepted. If a bet is not accepted, the relevant stake should not be treated as a confirmed wager.
You must use your own account when placing bets and must keep your login details secure. Bets placed through an account may be treated as having been authorised by the account holder, unless there is evidence of unauthorised activity or another applicable legal requirement. Notify the operator promptly if you believe that your account has been accessed or used without permission.
- Only place bets that you can afford to lose.
- Check the stake, selection, odds, market and potential return before confirming a wager.
- Do not place bets on behalf of another person or allow another person to use your account.
- Do not attempt to manipulate a game, market, promotion or settlement process.
- Follow all age, location, identity and account requirements that apply to the service.
The operator may refuse, restrict, suspend, void or review a bet where this is permitted by the applicable terms, law or regulatory requirements. This may include circumstances involving suspected fraud, misuse of an account, technical errors, prohibited activity, incorrect pricing, duplicate wagers, or a failure to meet the conditions of a particular market or game.
Casino games and game outcomes
Casino games are governed by the instructions and rules displayed for the individual game. These rules may differ between games, including in relation to paylines, reels, bonus features, card values, multipliers, rounds, jackpots, side bets and the treatment of incomplete or interrupted play. Read the in-game information before starting a game, particularly if you are unfamiliar with its features.
Where a game uses a random number generator or another approved game determination system, the outcome is determined by that system. Results cannot be changed by a player after the outcome has been generated. Past results do not predict future results, and a sequence of wins or losses does not alter the mathematical operation of a game.
A game round may be considered complete when the outcome has been generated and recorded by the service, even if the result has not immediately appeared on your device. If your connection is interrupted, avoid submitting the same wager again until you have checked your game history or account balance. A repeated wager may be treated as a separate transaction.
If a game contains an error, displays an inaccurate result, or operates in a way that is inconsistent with its published rules, the operator may investigate the incident and take reasonable corrective action. This can include correcting an account entry, cancelling an affected round, or restoring a balance affected by a verified technical error. Any action will be taken subject to the applicable terms and legal requirements.
Game records and settlement
The service may keep records of bets, transactions, game rounds and settlement information. These records may be used to resolve questions about a wager. If there is a clear conflict between information displayed on a device and the official transaction or game record, the official record may be used when assessing the outcome, subject to applicable law and any available dispute process.
Sports and event betting
Where sports or event markets are available, each market may have its own rules. These rules can cover the event start time, eligible participants, postponements, abandoned events, venue changes, substitutions, dead heats, ties, incomplete events, statistical sources and the point at which a market is settled. Review the market information before placing a wager.
Markets may be settled using official results or another stated result source. Informal reports, commentary, social media posts or unofficial statistics should not be relied on as final confirmation. If an official result is later corrected, the operator may review the relevant settlement where this is allowed by the applicable rules.
If an event is postponed, abandoned, cancelled or changed, the market may be settled, cancelled or held open according to its published rules. Different markets connected to the same event may be treated differently. For example, a market may require an event to reach a particular stage before it qualifies for settlement, while another market may be determined as soon as a result is established.
Live or in-play markets may be subject to delays between an event occurring and the information appearing on the service. Prices can change quickly, and a bet may be accepted at a different price or rejected if the market changes before confirmation. Always check the confirmed bet details rather than relying solely on the price initially displayed.
- A market may be cancelled if it was offered in error or if its stated conditions cannot be met.
- Selections may be settled as a loss, void or another result depending on the market rules.
- The result of one market does not automatically determine the result of every related market.
- Any special rules shown for a competition, event or market take priority for that specific wager where applicable.
Errors, disputes and responsible betting
Prices, balances, game information and settlement details may occasionally be affected by human, technical, communication or data errors. If a clear error is identified, the operator may correct or cancel the affected transaction in accordance with the applicable terms and legal obligations. You should report suspected errors promptly and provide enough information for the wager or transaction to be located.
If you disagree with a result or account adjustment, first review the relevant game or market rules and your bet history. You may then raise the matter through the available support or complaints process. Include the date and time of the wager, the game or market name, the stake, the selection and any reference shown in your account. Do not include passwords or other unnecessary security information.
Disputes are assessed using the applicable rules, transaction records, game records and relevant information available to the operator. A review may take time where a third party, event organiser, data source or technical provider must be consulted. The outcome of a review does not prevent any rights or complaint options available under applicable Australian law.
Responsible gambling
Gambling should be treated as entertainment, not as a way to make money or recover losses. Set a budget before you play, decide how long you will play, and take regular breaks. Never chase losses by increasing your stakes or continuing to play after your planned limit has been reached.
- Keep track of your deposits, stakes, wins and losses.
- Do not gamble when you are upset, tired, under the influence of alcohol or making important financial decisions.
- Use available account controls, deposit limits, time limits, activity checks or self-exclusion options where appropriate.
- Seek independent support if gambling is affecting your finances, relationships, work or wellbeing.
- If you are concerned about your gambling, stop playing and access help from an appropriate Australian gambling support service.
These Betting Rules are general information and do not replace the rules displayed for a particular game, market or promotion. If there is an inconsistency, the specific applicable rules and the governing Terms and Conditions should be reviewed together. Rules may be updated from time to time, so check the current version before placing a new bet.
