This means:
Regular Time refers to the standard duration of the game, including any injury or stoppage time, but excluding extra time and penalty shootouts, unless the market specifically includes them.
Market-Specific Rules: Some betting markets may specify different settlement conditions. For example, a market might state "Including Overtime and Penalties" (Hockey) or "Including Extra Innings" (Baseball) or “Including Overtime” (Basketball/Am, Football) indicating that the bet will consider the outcome after extra time or after the regular time ends, respectively.
Event Interruptions: If a match is interrupted and resumed within a specified period (e.g., 48 hours), bets will typically be settled based on the final result. If the match is not completed within this period, undecided bets are generally voided.
Official Results: All bets are settled based on the official result declared by the governing body of the event.