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Intorduction EW COFFEE PROPRIETARY LIMITED, T/A DINALEDI BETS INTORDUCTION These rules shall apply to bets on horse races, sporting events or any lawful contingency placed with or through the bookmaker [“Operator”] they have been approved by the Provincial Licensing Authority(“PLA”) having jurisdiction over the bookmaker operator. These rules do not constitute an offer by the Operator to any person to place a bet on the bookmaker and accordingly, the Operator shall not be obliged to offer any bet type provided for in these rules at any particular race meeting or for any particular horse race, sporting event or lawful contingency. LOST OR MUTILATED TICKETS: No claim shall be recognised or entertained in respect of a lost or mutilated ticket unless the Operator in its internal control procedures provides otherwise. PRESCRIPTION: No claim for payment of winnings or for refund shall be admitted unless made within the period prescribed (in the relevant legislation) of the date of issue of the ticket, unless the Operator in its internal control procedures provides otherwise. Monies unclaimed within the prescribed period after the date of issue of a ticket shall be forfeited and accrue to and become the property of the Operator subject to payment of the prescribed tax. PAYMENT OF WINNINGS: Subject to the provisions of these rules, payment of winnings shall commence as soon as possible after each event has been decided, results confirmed and declared "official”. COMPLAINTS: No complaint either in regard to the correctness of a ticket, the correctness of change or the payment of winnings shall be entertained unless it is made before the complainant leaves the teller/Operator’s window. 1 | P a g e MINORS: No bet may be made by or on behalf of a minor and no winnings shall be paid to a minor or to anyone on behalf of a minor. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: The Operator or any Steward, Official, Member, Independent Authorised Contractor, Agent or Employee shall not be liable for damages resulting from any breach of contract or any act relating in any way to fixed-odds betting for which they are responsible either directly, indirectly, vicariously or in any way, and in particular none of the aforementioned shall be liable in damages either directly, indirectly, vicariously or in any other way for loss, destruction or disappearance of any original betting ticket, or for any error made by any of the aforesaid persons, except in a case of gross negligence. PROHIBITION OF STAFF BETTING: No employee, whether permanent or temporary of the Operator is entitled to participate, either directly or indirectly, in any way whatsoever in any Fixed odds betting while on duty, subject to the relevant provincial legislation. CONFIDENTIAL: Information and details gained with regard to any type of betting transaction are strictly confidential and no employee of the Operator may divulge such information unless in the course of duty. ONUS ON CUSTOMER AND WAIVER OF CLAIM: The onus is on the customer to ensure that a bet slip is correctly completed and that the ticket issued corresponds with the selections requested on that bet slip or in the case of a verbal bet that such ticket issued corresponds to the bet called by the said customer or in the case of a telephone bet that the bet called back by the Operator corresponds to the bet called by the said customer. The Operator shall prominently display this requirement at all of its betting outlets. ASSISTANCE BY STAFF: Staff who offer any advice on betting and/or assistance to customers in the completion of any bet slip or in the issue of any ticket in accordance with these Rules, shall not be liable for failure to comply with the requirements of such customer, nor shall any claim lie against the Operator. The Operator likewise is not bound contractually for any default or omission caused by any member of staff dealing with a customer. 2 | P a g e 1. AMERICAN FOOTBALL Includes NFL, NCAA College Football, WLAF, UFL, CFL and Arena Football. Abandoned or postponed matches are void unless rearranged and played in the same NFL weekly schedule (Thursday - Wednesday local stadium time) except for those bets that have already been determined at the time of abandonment or postponement. If a match venue is changed, bets already placed will stand providing the home team is still designated as such. If the home and away team for a listed match are reversed, then bets placed based on the original listing will be void. In 2-Way markets Push rules apply unless otherwise stated below. Stakes on single bets are returned, and in multiples/parlays the selection is treated as a non-runner. Weekly Props - Total Points Scored, Conference Points Scored, Will There Be A Shutout; will be inclusive of the number of games as specified on site for each specific week. In the case of one or more of those specified games being abandoned/postponed markets will be void unless they are rearranged and played in the same NFL weekly schedule (Thursday - Wednesday local stadium time), or the outcome is already determined. Weekly Markets - Highest/Lowest Scoring Team and Player Yardage markets, only the quoted participant’s count. Any Team or Player who are involved in an Abandoned or Postponed match will be treated as a non-runner and other participants subject to Rule 4 (Deductions) unless game is rearranged and played in the same NFL weekly schedule (Thursday - Wednesday local stadium time). 3 | P a g e Pre-Game Bets (Game Lines Including 2nd Half/4th Quarter Bets) Include Overtime Unless Stated Otherwise There must be 5 minutes or less of scheduled game time left for bets to have action, unless the specific market outcome is already determined, unless stated otherwise. 3-Way markets are settled on the score at the end of regulation time. Mythical Matches - Push rules apply. For pre-game props the game must be completed for bets to have action, unless settlement of bets is already determined. Team Totals, Odd or Even - Zero score by a team will count as even for settlement purposes. Winning Margin. Lowest/Highest Scoring Team - Only listed teams count. Dead-heat rules apply. Team to Call 1st Timeout - Forecast which team will call the 1st timeout. Timeouts lost by any other means, e.g. Coaches Challenges, Injuries etc. do not count. Will Either Team Score 3 Unanswered Times - Forecast whether either team will score 3 consecutive times during the game. A Score excludes any PAT's (point after touchdown or 2 point conversions). First Offensive Play of the Game - This market is determined by the first offensive play from scrimmage (excluding Penalties). In the event of the kick-off being returned for a touchdown then bets will stand for the following kick-off. Incomplete or intercepted passes and QB Sack or Fumble will stand as a Pass Play. A fumble on exchange to the RB will stand as a Run Play. Divisional and Conference Points Match-Ups. Player Match-Ups/Performances Player Props/Performances - All Player Props will be settled according to game stats 4 | P a g e on www.NFL.com published on day of the game. Subsequent amendments do not affect settlement. Bets are action if player competes in one Down. Player match-ups are action if both players compete in one Down. Push rules apply. Quarterback props are based on Gross Passing Yards gained. First/Last and Anytime Touchdown Scorer - Forecast the name of the scorer of the first/last/anytime touchdown in the game, or whether no touchdown will be scored. The Field refers to any player not specifically listed. Players must be active (as per the official NFL Game Book) for bets to have action. Touchdown Shirt Numbers - If no touchdown scored then all bets are no action. Score cast - Your player must be dressed for bets to stand. If a match is abandoned after a touchdown has been scored all bets will be settled as singles on the selected first touchdown scorer at the appropriate odds. Total Offensive Yards - Settlement is based on the Net Yards for both teams (includes sack yardage lost). Penalties - All Penalty markets are based on the Penalty being accepted. Declined Penalties do not count. Pre-Game Prop Bets Which Exclude Overtime For the following markets the game must be completed for bets to have action, unless settlement of bets is already determined: Double Result - Predict the result at half-time and end of regulation time. Highest Scoring Half - Push rules apply. Team with Highest Scoring Quarter - Push rules apply. Highest Scoring Quarter - Dead-heat rules apply. 5 | P a g e In-Play Game Bets/In-Play Half Bets/In-Play Quarter Bets Include Overtime Unless Stated Otherwise The game or relevant quarter/half must be completed for bets to have action, unless settlement of bets is already determined. For settlement purposes: Half bets (2nd half will include any points scored in Overtime if played unless otherwise stated) Quarter bets (4th quarter will include any points scored in Overtime if played unless otherwise stated) Double Result - Excludes overtime if played. 2 Unanswered Scores in Quarter/Team to Make Next Score/Next Scoring Play - PATs do not count as scores. Result of Current Drive - If Team A has the ball and fumble, and the ball is recovered by Team B, who then fumble it back to Team A; the outcome will be settled as Turnover, due to possession changing hands twice. Turnover on Downs (failed 4th Down attempt) will be settled as turnover. If a punt is fumbled by the receiving team and recovered by the kicking team bets will be settled as punt and a new drive market will be offered.
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