Darts Betting Rules

1. If a match is postponed, bets will be considered 'void' unless the match is rescheduled and takes place within 24 hours of the original schedule.

2. In the event that a match starts, but is not completed, the player who advances to the next round or is declared as the winner will be considered the winner for bet settlement purposes. For Premier League darts events, bets on matches may be offered on two- and three-option markets. For bet settlement purposes, the three-option market includes a tie option. Bets on the two-way market will be void if the result of the match is a tie.

3. Future bets are valid in all instances. Direct prediction bets on players who do not start the tournament will be void.

4. Margin bets (legs/sets) - In the event the statutory number of legs/sets is not completed, changed or differs from those offered for betting purposes, all bets will be void. All bets will be void if the match is not completed.

5.Total legs/sets - If a match is not completed, all bets will be void unless the odds have been exceeded.

6. Checkout markets/180 - All bets are void if the match or the relevant leg/set is not completed, unless the result has already been determined.

7. Premier League Specials:

1. Reaching/not reaching the semi-finals - The player must participate in at least one league match for the bets to be valid.
2. Position in the league phase - The settlement will be determined according to the final position of the players in the league phase of the competition (after week 15 matches). Tiebreaker rules apply.
3. To descend - After week 9 matches, the last two players in the table, who are subsequently eliminated from the competition, will be considered the winners for bet settlement purposes.
4. Winner of the regular season - For settlement purposes, this refers to the player who leads the league after the week 15 matches.