Sports Betting

Odds are shown in decimal format. To work out your total return on a winning bet, multiply your stake by the odds: $10 at 2.50 returns $25, which is your $10 stake back plus $15 in winnings.

The lower the odds, the more likely the outcome is considered. Odds of 1.30 point to a clear favourite; odds of 4.00 to a much less expected result.

• 1X2: home win (1), draw (X) or away win (2), based on regulation time.
• Moneyline: who wins the game, including overtime and shootouts in hockey.
• Handicap and puck line: one team gets a head start or a deficit, such as −1.5 or +1.5 goals.
• Totals: over or under a set number of goals or points.
• Period markets: the result of a single period, quarter or half.
• Player props: points, goals or saves for a specific player.

Once the game is under way, odds move with the play. A market may be suspended for a few seconds after a goal, a penalty or a video review, then reopen at new odds.

Odds may change before your bet is confirmed. When that happens, your bet slip shows the new price and you decide whether to accept it.

Bets are settled on the official result of the event. Read the market name carefully: a hockey 1X2 only covers regulation time, while the moneyline includes overtime.

If a game is cancelled or postponed beyond the set time frame, the bets involved are usually refunded. Details are in the FAQ and the Terms and Conditions.