1. General Rules and Interpretation

These Extreme Sports Betting Rules govern all wagers placed on Extreme. By placing a bet you acknowledge and accept these terms. Settlement is based on official results published by the relevant governing body or competition organiser. If an official result is not published within a reasonable period, Extreme may delay settlement or rely on corroborated data for the determination of outcomes. Inaccurate or mispriced markets may be voided at Extreme's sole discretion.

1. Official results and settlement: Extreme settles bets on the official result. If the official result is not published, Extreme may use credible, commonly accepted data sources to determine the outcome, and may delay settlement until confirmation is published.
2. Price integrity: If a market or price is advertised with incorrect information, Extreme reserves the right to void the affected bets.
3. Non-cancelable bets: Bets may not be canceled or altered once placed and confirmed, except as provided in these rules or in accordance with the settlement provisions hereof.
4. Fraud and integrity: If a customer engages in fraud or other integrity concerns arise in relation to an event, Extreme reserves the right to suspend settlement, void affected bets, and withhold payouts pending investigation.
5. Two-way risk and related outcomes: Bets placed on related outcomes but not treated as such by the system may be voided; Extreme reserves the right to void any bets affected by such a discrepancy.
6. Disputes and investigations: Extreme may suspend bets or customer accounts pending investigation by relevant authorities; unsettled bets may be void or resettled as appropriate.
7. Discretionary actions: Extreme reserves the right to make bet-by-bet decisions on matters not expressly covered by these general rules or by sport-specific rules.
8. Time of event and regular time: Unless a market states otherwise, all markets relate to regular time and do not include extra periods, overtime, or shootouts unless explicitly stated in the market.
9. VAR and officiating decisions: If a match is revised byVideo Assistant Referee (VAR) in a manner that conflicts with the on-field decision, bets placed between the moment of the incident and the final official decision may be void if the change affects the state of play at bet placement. Bets on unaffected outcomes remain eligible.
10. Official language and amendments: The English version of these rules is the official version. Extreme may amend these rules online; amended rules take effect upon publication.

2. Settlement, Corrections and Re-settlement

Extreme treats settlement as the final determination once the official result is known. If a market is decided after the fact by an official announcement, bets placed after the announcement may be void. If a match is not completed and the official result is later declared, settlement will follow the official determination. In cases where an event is abandoned and no official winner declared, unsettled markets may be voided unless stated otherwise in the market description.

1. Post-event corrections: Bets deemed incorrectly settled may be resettled within 48 hours of identification of the error. Extreme reserves the right to reclaim any incorrect payouts.
2. Live data and non-final information: Where live data feeds present conflicting information after settlement, Extreme may adjust settlements to reflect the official result; markets that have already settled remain final unless a post-settlement correction is required and communicated before the event’s close.
3. Decimal odds and payouts: All settlements are calculated using decimal odds. Odds shown on screen may be truncated to two decimal places for display; total winnings are calculated with a sixth decimal precision and then final payouts are rounded to two decimals.
4. Settlement window: The maximum interval between bet settlement and any required re-settlement is 30 days from the date of the initial settlement.

3. Acceptance, Cancellation and Validity of Bets

Extreme may decline to accept or cancel bets at its discretion prior to event start, including where there is a risk of improper advantage or system error. Bets may be void or partially void if there is a palpable error in event details or odds, or if a customer attempts to bypass limits or exploit information not available to other customers.

1. Pre-event acceptance: Bets are accepted on the basis of the valid line shown at the time of bet acceptance unless otherwise stated. Live bets are accepted during events at the price available at the moment of acceptance.
2. invalid bets and voiding: Bets placed on events with incorrect or unknown results, or on markets that are subsequently deemed invalid, may be voided. If a participant is listed incorrectly or the event format changes in a way that materially affects outcome, Extreme may void the affected bets.
3. Account integrity: Extreme may suspend or close accounts and cancel unsettled bets in case of suspected account takeover, irregular activity, or violation of these rules or applicable laws.

4. Postponed, Abandoned or Modified Events

When events are postponed, abandoned, or restructured, Extreme’s settlement rights are guided by the following principles, subject to the market description and official announcements.

1. Resumption window: If an event is resumed and completed within 48 hours of its original start time, bets on affected markets may stand; otherwise, bets on those markets may be voided unless a winner is officially declared.
2. Venue or team changes: If the event is moved to a different venue or home/away designations change, all unsettled bets on affected markets may be voided.
3. Partial result declarations: Markets that have already been determined remain valid; unsettled markets may be voided or refunded as appropriate to the market description or official result.

5. Outright Markets and Play-or-Pay

Outright markets are settled in accordance with the final official outcome of the competition or tournament. The Play-or-Pay rule applies to outrights and similar long-term markets: bets on listed participants stand regardless of participation changes, and non-participating entries are treated as losers for purposes of settlement. Head-to-head markets may be treated differently and are excluded from Play-or-Pay in certain cases as described in market terms.

1. Outright settlements: Selections remain in effect for the entire listed event, with non-participating selections settled as losses unless the market description states otherwise.
2. Participant replacement: If a listed participant is replaced by another participant from the same team, team-based outrights may stand while individual performance markets may be voided.
3. Play-or-Pay: Bets on outrights stand even if listed participants are unable to participate; however, some markets may explicitly exclude this rule (eg, some H2H markets).

6. Live Betting (In-Play) Rules

Extreme live betting adjusts odds in real time to reflect the progressing event. Bets are settled on the live results as soon as official information becomes available, and live markets may be settled differently from pre-match markets to reflect the current state of play.

1. Live odds and progress: Odds shown for live events update continuously. Bets placed after any update are subject to the then-current odds; the available price at acceptance governs potential payout.
2. Non-participants and interruptions: Bets on athletes not actively participating in a given live market remain void unless the market description states otherwise. If an event is interrupted, live bets on outcomes that are already determined remain valid; others may be voided if the outcome cannot be established.
3. Claims window: Any claims regarding live wagers must be submitted within 24 hours of the event’s start.
4. Finish and refunds: If a match is abandoned or not completed within 48 hours of starting, unsettled live bets may be refunded at odds of 1 unless an official result has been declared for that market.

7. Special Bets, Scoring, and Common Market Types

Extremes markets include standard bet types such as Team to Win, Draw, Handicap, Total, Correct Score, and Half-time/Full-time. Specific markets may include time-interval bets, highest scoring period, or player-specific markets. Each market is settled according to its market description in conjunction with the official result.

1. Dead heat and ties: When a market ends in a tie or dead heat under the applicable rules, settlement is made per the market terms, including potential stake division as applicable.
2. Overtime and extra periods: Overtime is included only where the market explicitly states it; otherwise, overtime results are disregarded for settlement of that market.
3. Scorers and player markets: Player-specific markets settle according to official statistics and participation; a player must participate to count for such bets. If a player does not participate, related bets may be void.

8. Technical Provisions and Disclaimers

Extreme applies two decimal digit truncation for displayed odds. Total winnings are calculated using a sixth decimal, with final payouts rounded to two decimals. Minor discrepancies between displays and official results do not affect the official settlement. The maximum time between bet settlement and any re-settlement is 30 days. Extreme reserves the right to apply corrections and to reverse settlements if necessary, provided the decision is made before the event’s final conclusion or within the stated correction window.

9. Eligibility, Prohibited Conduct, and Compliance

Extreme restricts participation to eligible individuals in accordance with applicable law. It is prohibited to place multiple identical bets to circumvent limits, to participate in betting activity while engaged in the event without proper authorization, or to employ automated or robotic betting methods. Extreme may block access or close accounts suspected of abuse, and may require identity verification and compliance checks under applicable AML/KYC regulations.

10. Definitions and Interpretation Notes

In these rules, unless the context requires otherwise: the Company, the Operator, and Extreme are used interchangeably to denote Extreme Betting. A market is the specific bet offered on a given outcome. An event refers to the competition or match to which the market applies. Odds are expressed in decimal format for settlement purposes. The official result is the outcome published by the relevant governing body or competition organiser.