Whether you are a novice or an expert sports bettor, you can bet successfully on sports by understanding the rules and regulations of the sports you want to wager on. You should read the terms and conditions, check the sportsbook’s website for any applicable rules, and consult with a legal advisor if you are not sure whether you are breaking any laws. You should also find out about the payment methods and customer support services offered by the sportsbook.

The first thing you should do is find out whether the sportsbook is legal in your jurisdiction. Many sportsbooks accept payment methods like PayPal, eCheck, and credit card. You should also check the sportsbook’s customer support policy to determine whether you have the right to bet on the sporting event. If you have any questions, you can contact the sportsbook’s customer support representatives through live chat, email, or cell phone.

Period Betting is the betting method for bets that are based on a specific time period, such as a match. All bets made during this time period will be settled upon the final score of the game at the end of the period. The period will be determined by the match’s official time of play. If the game is suspended for an extended period, or if the match is cancelled for any reason, all bets will be refunded. In addition, period betting will not include overtime.

In Running (“Live”) bets are only available for live matches. If the match has already started, all In Running (“Live”) bets will be void. If the map is replayed, all live bets will also be void. You can only place In Running (“Live”) bets on matches that are listed as live betting markets.

A Money Line Bet is a bet based on the result of two paired competitors. If the bet is refunded, the bet will be refunded at the odds of 1.00. If a penalty is taken, the score is still a 0-0 tie. In addition, penalties do not count towards the final score. The odds displayed in the centre are the odds for a 0-0 score. In the event that the score is a 1-0 or 2-0 score, the odds will be displayed on the right side of the betting slip.

The operator reserves the right to suspend or cancel markets for any reason, and to reject bets that have been placed. The operator will also accept or reject bets prior to the start of a suspension. In addition, bets placed after live betting has ceased will not stand, unless the Specific Sports Betting Rules state otherwise.

The Operator may also refuse to accept any bet that is not subject to these rules. For example, the operator may not accept a bet on an event if it is in violation of a state law or regulation. In addition, the operator may refuse to accept a bet on an event based on the total number of bets for the event. The operator also may refuse to accept a bet on a match if the listed teams are not eligible to play.