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Why Was My Bet Voided?

Sometimes, a bet is canceled and doesn't count. This is called a "voided" bet. When this happens, you get your money back.

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Written by Andrej Ivanov

What Happens When a Bet is Voided?

It's like the bet never happened. You don't win or lose anything. Your money is returned to your account.


Why Do Bets Get Voided?

Here are some common reasons:

  • Game Cancelled: The game or event was canceled.

  • Rules Broken: Someone broke a rule (like a player being removed from the game after you bet).

  • Conditions Changed: Something changed that made the game unfair (like very bad weather).

  • Wrong Odds: The sportsbook made a mistake when listing the odds.

  • Asian Handicap or Asian Total flat (whole number) selections: if the Asian Handicap result is 0 then the bet will be voided.

Example:

You bet on a soccer game. If the game is canceled because of rain before it even starts, your bet is voided. If you bet $10, that $10 is returned to your account.

What It Means for Your Account:

  • You don't win or lose any money.

  • You get your original bet amount back.

In Short:

A voided bet is canceled. You get your money back. It's as if the bet never happened. This protects you if something goes wrong.

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