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How Your Sportsbook Bets Get Settled at fulltilt402

Every wager you place on NFL spreads, NBA moneylines, or same-game parlays follows a defined settlement process — no surprises, no guesswork. We apply the same settlement standards across all markets so you always know where your bet stands.

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HOW WE GRADE FAIRLY

Settlement Standards We Hold Ourselves To

Fair grading isn't a marketing line — it's operational. Here's what backs our settlement process and keeps your account accurate after every event result comes in.

Official League Data Only

We grade bets against official results from the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL stat providers. We do not use broadcast final scores or unofficial sources — the official feed is what drives every grade.

Transparent Push Policy

A push is always a full stake return, no deductions. If the NFL final margin ties your spread exactly, the full original wager goes straight back to your account wallet — no partial credit.

Voided Leg Protocol

When a player prop can't be settled — because the player did not appear in the game — that leg is voided. Same-game parlays drop that leg and recalculate the remaining odds rather than canceling the full ticket.

Overtime and Extra Innings

NFL overtime and MLB extra innings count toward final settlement unless the market was listed as regulation-only. Each market page shows the settlement scope before you place the wager.

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What Drives Bet Settlement on Our Sportsbook

When an event ends, our system grades each bet against the official result from the governing body — the NFL for football, the NBA for basketball, MLB for baseball, and the NHL for hockey. Moneyline bets settle as a win or loss based on the final score. Point spread bets settle on the margin after the spread is applied. If a final

margin lands exactly on the spread number, the bet grades as a push and your stake returns to your account wallet. Same-game parlays settle only after every leg in the ticket is graded. If any leg is voided — due to a player not taking the field, for example — that leg is removed and the parlay recalculates with the remaining legs.

Settlement typically completes once official results are confirmed by the league or stat provider, not at the final whistle alone.

SETTLEMENT HELP PATHS

Need Help With a Settled Bet?

If a graded result looks off or a bet hasn't settled after the event concluded, these are the direct paths to get it sorted fast. Our support team handles settlement disputes and voided-leg questions specifically — not just general account issues.

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Live Chat — Bet Disputes

Open the chat icon in the mobile app or browser. Tell the agent your bet ID and the event in question. Settlement disputes are reviewed against the official result feed and the stat provider record.

Account Bet History

Your full bet history, including graded outcome, settlement time, and any voided legs, is logged under the My Bets tab. Pull it up on mobile or desktop — the record is identical across both.

Email Settlement Review

For complex parlay disputes or multi-event tickets, email our account team with your bet slip number. Written reviews leave a clear record and are handled in the order they arrive.

Sportsbook Settlement Terms You Should Know

These are the terms that show up on your bet slip and in your account history. Plain-language definitions, nothing padded.

What does 'graded' mean on a bet slip?

Graded means the bet has been officially settled — win, loss, push, or void — using the confirmed result from the relevant league's official data provider after the event concludes.

What is a push in sports betting?

A push happens when the point spread margin or total lands exactly on the posted number. Your original stake is returned to your account wallet in full — no win, no loss recorded.

What does 'void' mean for a wager?

A void cancels a bet and returns the stake. Common causes include a player not participating, an event cancellation, or a market listed in error by the sportsbook before the event starts.

What is a same-game parlay settlement?

A same-game parlay settles only once every leg is graded from the same event. Voided legs are removed and remaining legs recalculate. All legs must win for the parlay to pay out.

What does 'action' mean in a bet settlement context?

Action means your bet stands and will be settled regardless of lineup changes. Some player prop markets list 'no action' as an alternate outcome if the named player does not start.

What is a moneyline settlement?

Moneyline bets settle on the outright winner of the game using the final official score. There is no spread applied — the team or player who wins the contest wins the bet.

Common Questions About How Bets Settle

Real questions from the account side — answered straight, the way the rules actually work.

Most bets grade within minutes of the official result being confirmed by the league data feed. Some player prop markets take longer if individual stats need official confirmation — your bet history will show a pending status until that happens.

The voided leg is removed from the ticket and the parlay is recalculated using the remaining legs and their original odds. Your potential payout adjusts to match the new leg count. If only one leg remains, it settles as a straight bet.

Yes — unless the market is specifically labeled as regulation-only, NFL overtime counts toward the final score used for spread and moneyline settlement. Check the market label on your bet slip before placing.

Open your bet history in the My Bets tab and note your bet ID. If the status hasn't updated within a few hours of the official result, use live chat with that bet ID and the event name so an agent can check the data feed status directly.

In rare cases — such as a result being officially changed by the league, a scoring correction, or a voided event — a grade can be revised. We apply the updated official result as soon as the league confirms the change. Your account history will reflect the corrected settlement.

College football bets follow the same spread, moneyline, and total settlement logic as NFL bets, but use NCAA official results. Overtime counts unless the market is listed as regulation-only — the same rule as NFL, just under the NCAA data provider instead.
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