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Baseball betting rules

The Moneyline (Winner Market) is considered decided if the officials of the league consider the game as finished and if:

  1. At least 5 innings are completed.

    OR

  2. 4.5 innings are completed and the home team (or the team batting second) is ahead. In all other cases, bets on Moneyline are settled as void.

For avoidance of doubt, bets on all other markets (e.g., Totals, Spread, etc.) will stand, unless already decided, if:

  1. At least 9 innings are completed

    OR

  2. 8.5 innings are completed and the home team (or the team batting second) is ahead.

In all other cases, bets are settled as void. In the event of a Mercy Rule being called, all bets will stand on the score at that time.

If the game is a 7-inning game, bets on all markets will stand, unless already decided, if:

  1. At least 7 innings are completed

    OR

  2. 6.5 innings are completed and the home team (or the team batting second) is ahead.

The exception is the Moneyline (Match Winner), which is considered decided if:

  1. At least 5 innings are completed

    OR

  2. 4.5 innings are completed and the home team (or the team batting second) is ahead.

In all other cases, bets on the Moneyline are settled as void.

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