Betting Rules

By opening or using a betting account, you agree to follow these rules and any other conditions displayed on the relevant website, application or betting interface. You are responsible for reviewing the rules that apply to your selected sport, event, market, game or bet type before confirming a wager. Rules may differ between products, and additional conditions may be shown when you select a particular market.

You must be legally permitted to use the service in the place where you are located. You must also provide accurate information when creating and maintaining an account. An account may only be used by the registered account holder. You must keep your login details secure and must not allow another person to place bets using your account.

Only one account should be used unless the applicable account terms expressly allow otherwise. Duplicate, linked or improperly operated accounts may be reviewed. Where account information cannot be verified, or where activity appears to breach applicable rules, a bet or transaction may be delayed, restricted, cancelled or referred for further review.

• Check the event, selection, odds, stake and bet type before confirming a bet.
• Make sure your account balance is sufficient for the intended stake.
• Do not place bets for another person or permit another person to access your account.
• Keep your account details, payment information and contact information current.
• Read any event-specific or market-specific rules shown before placing a bet.
• Use the service only for lawful purposes and in accordance with applicable Australian requirements.

The display of a market or selection does not guarantee that a bet will be accepted. A bet is generally treated as submitted when you confirm it through the betting interface, but acceptance may remain subject to account checks, technical processing, applicable limits and the rules for that product. The relevant bet record or confirmation shown in your account should be retained for your records.

You should review all details carefully before submitting a bet. Once a bet has been accepted, it will normally stand on the terms displayed at the time of acceptance. Requests to amend, cancel or withdraw a bet are not guaranteed and may not be available. If a cash-out or similar feature is offered, its availability, value and terms may change and the feature may not be available for every bet.

Odds, prices and stakes

Odds, prices, markets and available stakes may change before a bet is confirmed. The odds or price that applies is the one shown in the confirmed bet record, subject to correction under these rules and the applicable terms. Minimum and maximum stakes, account restrictions and product limits may apply. Any displayed limit is not a promise that a particular bet will be accepted.

Obvious errors and technical issues

A typographical, technical or obvious pricing error may affect a market, selection, result or settlement. If an error occurs, the relevant bet may be corrected, voided or settled using the correct information, where permitted by the applicable rules. This may include an incorrect price, duplicated market, incorrect participant, wrong event time or inaccurate result information.

You must not attempt to exploit a known error, malfunction, vulnerability or interruption. If you believe a bet has been affected by a mistake, contact the available support channel through the website and provide the account and bet details requested. Do not send passwords or other sensitive security information in a support message.

Multiple and combination bets

Combination, multiple, system or related bets are subject to the rules displayed for the selected product. Some selections may be unavailable together, linked to the same event, or treated differently where one outcome affects another. If a combination cannot be formed under the relevant rules, the bet may be rejected, adjusted or settled in accordance with the displayed product conditions.

Bets are settled using the official result or outcome applicable to the relevant market and the rules shown for that market. The source used to determine a result may vary by sport, event or product. If the initial result is changed by the authorised governing body or official source, the bet may be reviewed and settled in line with the applicable rules.

Cancellations, postponements and abandoned events

If an event is cancelled, postponed, abandoned, interrupted or materially changed, the affected bets will be handled under the rules for that sport, market or product. Some bets may remain valid, while others may be voided or resettled. The treatment can depend on whether the event began, whether a market was already determined and whether an official result was declared.

Participants, venues and event details

Where a participant, team, venue, format or scheduled time changes, the relevant market may be reviewed. A bet may stand, be amended or be voided depending on the specific market rules. You should not rely only on an event title; check the full market description and selection details before confirming a bet.

Settlement review

Settlement may be delayed while results, account activity, payment information or unusual circumstances are reviewed. A balance displayed in an account does not necessarily mean that a settlement cannot later be corrected. If a bet is settled incorrectly because of an error, the settlement may be reversed and corrected in accordance with the applicable rules.

1. Check the confirmed bet record after placing a wager.
2. Review the relevant market rules if an event is delayed or changed.
3. Allow time for official results and any necessary settlement checks.
4. Raise a settlement query promptly through the available support process.
5. Keep screenshots or transaction references where they may help explain a query.

Stake Casino may carry out identity, age, payment, location, security and responsible gambling checks. You may be asked to provide information or documents before certain account activity can be completed. These checks help protect players, prevent fraud and support compliance with applicable laws and operational requirements.

Payments must generally be made using a method that belongs to you or that you are authorised to use. A transaction may be declined, delayed, reversed or subject to review where the payment method, account information or source of funds cannot be verified. You should not use a payment method belonging to another person without appropriate authorisation.

You are responsible for setting a budget and deciding how much time and money you can afford to spend. Betting should be treated as entertainment, not as a way to make money or recover losses. Never chase losses, borrow money to bet, or continue playing when it is causing stress or affecting your work, relationships or financial position.

Safer gambling options

If you want to reduce or stop your betting, use the responsible gambling tools and account controls made available through the service. These may include deposit controls, time reminders, activity information, temporary breaks or self-exclusion. If you choose self-exclusion, do not attempt to create or use another account during the exclusion period.

If gambling is no longer enjoyable or feels difficult to control, seek independent support from an appropriate Australian counselling or gambling-help service. In an emergency, contact local emergency services. You can also stop using the service and request assistance through the available support channel.

Questions and disputes

For a question about a bet, provide the relevant bet reference, event name, selection, date and a clear description of the issue. The matter will be reviewed under the applicable rules and account records. These rules do not remove any rights you may have under Australian consumer law or other applicable legislation.

Rules may be updated from time to time to reflect changes to products, technology, legal requirements or operational processes. The version displayed when a bet is placed will generally be relevant to that bet, subject to corrections required by law or to address an obvious error. It is your responsibility to review the current rules before using the service.