Read the event card
Confirm the two competitors, weight class and whether the bout is the main event or part of the undercard.
Scheduled rounds
Bouts can be scheduled for different numbers of rounds. A fight may end early or reach a judges' decision.
Result conditions
Official outcomes may include knockout, technical knockout, decision or other rulings. Check the event rules for settlement definitions.
Verify the Bout and Scheduled Rounds
Confirm the fighters, event date, weight class and scheduled number of rounds. Rematches and fighters with similar names can cause selection errors, while a changed schedule may affect market validity.
Decision, Stoppage and Round Markets
A decision follows the official judges’ result, while KO/TKO and technical decisions depend on the published settlement definitions. Round markets can use completed-round conventions, so read the rule before selecting.
Cancellations and Changed Opponents
A postponed bout, replacement opponent or changed round count can void or reprice markets. Check the account settlement note and keep the event reference if the result is disputed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are KO and TKO always settled together?+
Often they are grouped, but the operator’s market wording controls settlement.
What happens if the opponent changes?+
Markets may be voided or require reconfirmation according to the published rules.
Does a draw count as either fighter winning?+
No, unless the market explicitly uses a special settlement condition.
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