In qualification markets, you bet on which team/player will advance to the next round of a competition or which team/player will be crowned champion. These markets usually include different variants depending on the qualification method (for example: in 90 minutes, in extra time, on penalties, etc.), so it is very important to correctly identify which one you selected before confirming your bet.
How are qualification markets settled?
- Markets are settled according to the official qualification confirmed by the governing body of the competition.
- Any change in qualification resulting from disciplinary sanctions imposed after the matches or league have ended will not be taken into account for bet settlement.
- If a team/player is disqualified from the league or tournament before the match, and the opposing team/player qualifies without having to play, all qualification bets related to that match will be voided.
Why is the qualification method so important?
Each bet selection specifies an exact qualification method, and your bet will only be a winner if the team/player qualifies in that specific way, regardless of the final match result.
For example: if you bet that Team/Player A will qualify in extra time, but they ultimately win and qualify within 90 minutes (without the need for extra time), your bet will be considered a loser. This is because, although the team/player did advance to the next round, they did not do so under the specific condition you selected.
For this reason, we recommend carefully reviewing the qualification method indicated in your selection before confirming your bet, since this detail determines the outcome of your bet, regardless of whether the team/player you selected qualified.