✨ Betting Rules
3196 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 136 11 SEPTEMBER 2009
15.20 Shearing
Results will be determined by Podium Placing.
15.21 Snooker
Where a match is started but not finished, the competitor who progresses to the next round will be deemed the winner.
15.22 Squash
(a) A match is deemed to have started with the first serve of the match. If the statutory number of games are not completed, all bets placed on the correct match will be Void.
(b) In the event of a match being awarded to a player before the full number of games have been played, match bets will stand for the official winner.
15.23 Swimming
Bets will be Settled on the Podium Placing regardless of any subsequent disqualifications.
15.24 Tennis
(a) For match, set and handicap betting, the match must be completed for bets to stand. If a player withdraws for any reason before the required sets are completed, then all bets will be Void.
(b) For totals betting such as total games or total aces, if the match is not completed all bets will be Void unless the result has already been determined.
(c) For outright tournament betting, bets will be Void if a player does not take part in any match. If a player has started the tournament, then Withdraws for any reason, bets on that player will be losers.
15.25 Triathlon
Results will be determined by Podium Placing.
15.26 Yachting
When a race is postponed by more than 12 hours (for any reason) all bets will be Void.
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Betting Rules, Racing Act 2003, New Zealand Racing Board, Fixed Odds Sports Betting, Sports Betting Conditions, Golf, Hockey, Horse Racing, Greyhound Racing, Ice Hockey, Motorsport, Netball, Rugby, Rugby League, Shearing, Snooker, Squash, Swimming, Tennis, Triathlon, Yachting