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#YourCall bets are settled on the outcome of the 90 minutes (including injury time). Extra time and penalties don't count.

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Coral's online sports betting rules apply except for the following conditions:

General

• All our usual rules apply unless stated otherwise on the market.
• Occasionally, we may offer special markets which aren't covered in the sports rules. These rules will be specified on the website and will be visible at time of bet placement.
• For any obvious pricing errors, we reserve the right to cancel any bets placed at that wrong price, for which we will offer the bet to be placed again at the correct price.
• For any obvious wording errors, we reserve the right to cancel any bets placed on that selection, for which we will offer the bet to be placed again with the correct wording.
• If any bet is combined with more than one sport (e.g football, racing & snooker), the entire bet will be made void if any of the selections within the bet is a non-runner/does not take part/is void due to injury or retirement.

Football Statistical Betting/Other Sports

What happens if one of my players doesn't participate?

If one or more of the players in any bet doesn't participate, the bet will be voided and your stake will be returned.

What happens if one of my players doesn't start the game?

If one or more of the players in any bet doesn't start, the bet will be voided.

What happens if the game is cancelled or is postponed and doesn't resume on the same day?

The bet will be voided and your stake returned.

Is extra time included?

No. Bets are settled on the outcome of the 90 minutes (including injury time). Extra time and penalties don't count.

For over/under bets, what happens when a player's final score equals their set line?

The bet is marked as 'push' and the wager will be refunded to the user.

Where does the data come from and what decides settlement rules?

All of our Football statistics come from SportRadar and Opta Sports, which will be used as the primary source of data for settlement of #YourCall and Build Your Bet markets.

When will the result of a bet be confirmed?

Within 30 minutes from the conclusion of each match.

What happens if a bet leg within a Build Your Bet accumulator is voided?

If any one of the bet legs within a pre-packaged accumulator is voided, the entire bet is voided irrespective of whether the other legs won or lost.

#YourCall/Build Your Bet Market Definitions

Definitions of individual stats are as below (data provided by Opta Sports):

Goal/Own Goal: Opta confirm official goalscorers, after consultation with governing bodies. In case of deflections, if the original shot was on target it's credited to the attacker, if the shot was off target it's credited as an own goal.

Shot on target: Any attempt that goes into the goal or is a clear attempt to score but is saved by the goalkeeper or a 'last-man' defender. Shots which hit the woodwork don't count, unless the ball goes in. Blocked shots by players that aren't the last-man aren't counted.

Shot off target: Any attempt which goes over or wide of the goal without making contact with another player or would have if a goalkeeper or defender had stopped it. Shots that hit the woodwork and don't go in the goal are classed as off target, blocked shots don't count.

Blocked Shot: Any attempt that is blocked by a goalkeeper, outfield player or unintentionally be a teammate. Goalline clearances don't count as blocked shots.

Location for Goals/Shots: The position of the ball when a shot is originally taken - can be inside or outside either the 6-yard or 18-yard box. Any shot on the line will be considered as inside that area.

Goal Assist: The final touch leading to the recipient of the ball scoring a goal. If the final touch is deflected, a goal assist is given if the receiving player was likely to receive the ball without the deflection. Own goal, direct free-kicks, corner goals and penalties don't count.

Pass: Any intentional played ball from one player to another including open play passes, goal kicks, corners and free kicks played as pass – but exclude keeper throws and throw-ins. Crosses are considered passes when calculating the total passes.

Cross: Any intentional played ball from a wide position intending to reach a team mate in a specific area in front of the goal.

Hit Woodwork: Any situation where the ball hits the frame of the goal but doesn't result in a goal. A shot that hits the woodwork multiple times, only counts as one. Only available for the attacking team.

Tackle: A tackle is defined as where a player connects with the ball in a ground challenge where he successfully takes the ball away from the player in possession. Cutting out a pass doesn't count as a tackle.

Offside: Awarded to the player deemed to be in an offside position where a free kick is awarded. If two or more players are in an offside position when the pass is played, the player considered to be most active and trying to play the ball is given offside.

Corner (won, lost and taken): A corner won is collected for the team being awarded a corner, and corner lost for the team conceded a corner for the opposition team. A corner taken is added when the player taking the corner has carried out the action.

Goal Kick/Throw-In: This is awarded to the team/player taking a goal kick/throw-in.

Cards: Cards are collected as yellow, 2nd yellow or red card.

Bookings/Booking Points: Bets are settled based on the following:

Yellow card = 1 booking / 10 points

Red card = 2 bookings/ 25 points

Maximum bookings per player = 3 (e.g. 2 yellow cards resulting in a red card) / 35 points

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Booking points valid in 90 minutes only.

Both teams to score: A prediction on both teams to score a goal in the match. Own goals don't count.

Other Football

All bets are for 90 minutes unless otherwise stated. Extra time and penalties will not count - except when phrases 'To Qualify' & 'Lift The Trophy' are quoted.

Own goals do not count towards any player's goal tallies (unless otherwise stated).

Any bets involving players to be carded; only cards awarded once the player is active in the match will count in 90 minutes. Any cards shown after the final whistle do not count.

All our usual football rules apply unless stated otherwise on the market.

Horse Racing

Any bet placed prior to the final declarations being made will be subject to the Coral Ante-Post rules.

All our usual horse racing rules apply, unless stated otherwise on the market.

Fixed odds forecasts/tricasts: If one or more of the named horses are non-runners, bets are void.

Two or more horses to place in the same race: If one or more of the named horses are non-runners, bets are void.

Enhanced win multiples: If one or more of the named horses are non-runners, bets revert to Starting Price (SP) singles or multiples on the remaining runners.

Enhanced place multiples: If one or more of the named horses are non-runners, bets are void.

Day or race/ante-post double: If the horse is a non-runner, the bet becomes an ante-post single at current ante-post odds. The ante-post part of the bet is always 'all in run or not', irrelevant of any concessions elsewhere on the website.

Race winner and winning distance doubles or trebles: If one or more of the named horses are non-runners, bets are void.

Named Jockey's Number of Winners at an individual meeting?

1. Bets are settled on the official result.
2. First past the post does not count for bets placed on this market.
3. Charity races and Arab races do not count for bets placed on this market.
4. If the named jockey does not have at least one ride at the meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
5. If the named jockey rides in fewer races than originally intended, bets placed on this market will stand.
6. If the named jockey finishes in a dead heat for first place, they will be awarded one win for bets placed on this market.
7. If the named jockey rides in a walk-over, that race will not count towards this market.
8. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
9. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void unless a winning selection has been established in this market.
10. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and a winning selection has been established in this market, bets placed on that selection in this market will have already won and will be settled as winners.

Named Trainer's Number of Winners at an individual meeting?

1. Bets are settled on the official result.
2. First past the post does not count for bets placed on this market.
3. Charity races and Arab races do not count for bets placed on this market.
4. If the named trainer does not saddle at least one runner at the meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.
5. If the named trainer saddles fewer runners than originally intended, bets placed on this market will stand.
6. If the named trainer finishes in a dead heat for first place, they will be awarded one win for bets placed on this market.
7. If the named trainer saddles a runner in a walk-over, that race will not count towards this market.
8. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
9. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void unless a winning selection has been established in this market.
10. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting and a winning selection has been established in this market, bets placed on that selection in this market will have already won and will be settled as winners.

How many Winning SP Favourites will there be at each individual meeting?

1. For settlement purposes, in the event of co favourites or joint favourites, the one with the lowest race card number will be deemed favourite.
2. If any favourite is withdrawn and no market is reformed, the favourite will be the 2nd favourite with the lowest race card number.
3. If a meeting is abandoned, bets will be void unless the specified number of favourites have already won.

All SP Favourites to be placed at each individual meeting?

1. For settlement purposes in the event of co favourites or joint favourites, the one with the lowest race card number will be deemed favourite.
2. If any favourite is withdrawn and no market is reformed. The favourite will be the 2nd favourite with the lowest race card number.
3. If a meeting is abandoned bets will be void, unless the specified number of favourites have already placed.
4. SP Place terms apply.

Individual Horse Winning Distance Specials

1. All bets will lose unless the nominated horse wins the race. However, if the nominated horse is a non-runner, all bets will be void unless it was an ante-post bet on an all-in run or not basis.
2. If there are other non-runners in the race, a rule 4 deduction may be applied to the prices for both winning over and under the specified number of lengths.
3. All bets will be settled on a first past the post basis. However, if one of the first two horses home has taken the wrong course or is carrying the incorrect weight, the winner will be deemed to be the first horse past the post who has taken the correct course. The winning distance will then be taken from the first horse to legitimately complete the course back to the second horse to legitimately complete the course.
4. Dead heat rules apply. If the nominated horse dead heats with another runner, bets on the nominated horse to win under the specified distance will be settled as winners at half the initial stake.

Horse to Win Today & a Relevant Future Ante-Post race

1. All bets will lose unless the nominated horse wins both nominated races.
2. In the event of the horse becoming a non-runner in the day of race event, bets revert to an ante-post single on the nominated ante-post race (Price at the time of bet placement).
3. In the event of the horse becoming a non-runner in the ante-post event, bets will lose.
4. Dead heat rules apply. If the nominated horse dead heats with another runner, bets on the nominated horse to win will be settled as winners at half the initial stake.
5. In the event of the day of race event being abandoned/postponed, bets revert to an ante-post single on the nominated ante-post race (price at the time of bet placement).
6. In the event of the ante-post race being abandoned and not taking place, bets revert to a day of race single on the nominated race (price at the time of bet placement).
7. In the event of the ante-post race being postponed and taking place at the same track at a later date, all ante-post bets will stand.

Total Winning Distances at a Nominated Meeting

1. Bets are placed on the aggregate of the winning distances from one race meeting. If the winning distance is under one length, the following numerical values will apply: Nose = 0.05, Short-Head = 0.1, Head = 0.2, Quarter of a length = 0.25, Neck = 0.3, Half a length = 0.5 and Three quarters of a length = 0.75.
2. The maximum distance for any one race is 12 lengths for a flat race and 30 lengths for a National Hunt race, which includes National Hunt flat races.In the event of a walkover the following distances will apply: 12 lengths for National Hunt races, including National Hunt flat races and 5 lengths for flat races.
3. In the event of only one horse finishing in a race, the following distances will apply: 30 lengths for a National Hunt race, including National Hunt flat races and 12 lengths for a flat race.
4. All distance bets will be settled on the original distance recorded by the winner who was first past the post. However, if a horse has taken the wrong course, it will be ignored for distance betting and the aggregate winning distance will then be calculated between the first two runners past the post who have taken the correct course.
5. If a meeting has three or more races abandoned or declared void, all bets will be void unless the winning over band for the market has already been established, in which case, all bets will stand (win or lose).
6. If only one or two races are abandoned or declared void, bets will be settled with a default distance used for each abandoned or void races: 6 lengths for National Hunt races, including National Hunt Flat races and 2 lengths for Flat races.

Race to have the longest winning distance at the meeting

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1. If the winning distance is under one length, the following numerical values will apply: Nose = 0.05, Short-Head = 0.1, Head = 0.2, Quarter of a length = 0.25, Neck = 0.3, Half a length = 0.5 and Three quarters of a length = 0.75.
2. Bets are settled on the official result.
3. The officially declared winning distance is calculated between the first two horses past the post that have completed the race having followed the correct course and carried the correct weight.
4. In the event of only one horse finishing in a race, the following distances will apply: 30 lengths for a National Hunt race, including National Hunt flat races and 12 lengths for a flat race.
5. If there is a tie for the race with the longest winning distance, the stake will be divided equally by the number of races involved in that tie.
6. Charity races and Arab races do not count for bets placed on this market.
7. If a race is abandoned, declared void or is a walk-over, bets placed on that race in this market will be void and bets placed on other selections in this market may be subject to a Rule 4 deduction.
8. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
9. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.

Race to have the shortest winning distance at the meeting

1. If the winning distance is under one length, the following numerical values will apply: Nose = 0.05, Short-Head = 0.1, Head = 0.2, Quarter of a length = 0.25, Neck = 0.3, Half a length = 0.5 and Three quarters of a length = 0.75.
2. Bets are settled on the official result.
3. The officially declared winning distance is calculated between the first two horses past the post that have completed the race having followed the correct course and carried the correct weight.
4. In the event of only one horse finishing in a race, the following distances will apply: 30 lengths for a National Hunt race, including National Hunt flat races and 12 lengths for a flat race.
5. If there is a tie for the race with the shortest winning distance, the stake will be divided equally by the number of races involved in that tie.
6. Charity races and Arab races do not count for bets placed on this market.
7. If a race is abandoned, declared void or is a walk-over, bets placed on that race in this market will be void and bets placed on other selections in this market may be subject to a Rule 4 deduction.
8. If one or two races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will stand.
9. If three or more races are abandoned or made void at the selected meeting, bets placed on this market will be void.

Every Race At A Meeting To Be Won By Over x Lengths?

1. If the winning distance is under one length, the following numerical values will apply: Nose = 0.05, Short-Head = 0.1, Head = 0.2, Quarter of a length = 0.25, Neck = 0.3, Half a length = 0.5 and Three quarters of a length = 0.75.
2. Bets are settled on the official result.
3. The officially declared winning distance is calculated between the first two horses past the post that have completed the race having followed the correct course and carried the correct weight.
4. In the event of only one horse finishing in a race, the following distances will apply: 30 lengths for a National Hunt race, including National Hunt flat races and 12 lengths for a flat race.
5. Charity races and Arab races do not count for bets placed on this market.
6. If a race is abandoned, declared void or is a subsequent walk-over, bets placed on this market will be void.

Will there be a race at each individual meeting where the winning distance is a dead heat, Nose or Short Head?

1. The following numerical values will apply: Dead heat = 0, Nose = 0.05 ,Short-Head = 0.1., Head = 0.2, Quarter of a length = 0.25, Neck = 0.3, Half a length = 0.5 and Three quarters of a length = 0.75.
2. Bets are settled on the official result.
3. The officially declared winning distance is calculated between the first two horses past the post that have completed the race having followed the correct course and carried the correct weight.
4. Charity races and Arab races do not count for bets placed on this market.
5. If a race is abandoned, declared void or is a subsequent walk-over, bets placed on this market will stand.

Will there be a race on the day where the winning distance is a dead heat, Nose or Short Head?

1. The following numerical values will apply: Dead heat = 0, Nose = 0.05 ,Short-Head = 0.1., Head = 0.2, Quarter of a length = 0.25, Neck = 0.3, Half a length = 0.5 and Three quarters of a length = 0.75.
2. Bets are settled on the official result.
3. The officially declared winning distance is calculated between the first two horses past the post that have completed the race having followed the correct course and carried the correct weight.
4. Charity races and Arab races do not count for bets placed on this market.
5. If a race is abandoned, declared void or is a subsequent walk-over, bets placed on this market will stand.

With high street betting shops currently closed or reopening slowly due to the ongoing situation, many punters have been left in unpaid betting winnings limbo. There are likely to be hundreds or more of UK bettors that are owed winnings from unpaid betting slips placed in shops rather than online in early March.

Sport went into lockdown the weekend after the Cheltenham Festival and it was a week that also included European Champions League football and Premier League Darts, to name but a few of the events that week. These are all heavily bet on events so those estimate are likely to be conservative at best.

We know that, while casinos are opening up again on July 04, betting shops can reopen on June 15. However, plenty still won’t be open for a while so are those lucky/unlucky punters going to have to wait for payment? Well, some will and some wont.

Bets placed at independent shops without a web presence are obviously unable to payout until they reopen, but what about the online big boys?

Paddy Power

Well, Paddy Power are honouring any winning bets placed in Paddy Power shops between March 1st through 20th.

Customers will need to either already be a registered account holder or open a new account, after which they can email a photo of their winning betting slip, name, online username and contact number to shopwinnings@paddypower.com and Paddy will take it from there. Paddy Power have said they are reopening all shops in England on 15th June.

You can find more details on the Paddy Power site by clicking here.

Betfred

Betfred are offering something similar, if achieved over a longer process. Fred are asking Betfred online account holders to post the original betting slip to Transfer of Slips, Betfred, Spectrum Arena, Birchwood, Warrington, WA3 7PQ.

Customers should also remember to include their username, address and contact number. Find more information on the Betfred site.

William Hill

For any one locked out of their winnings at William Hill, betting slip numbers can be added on the William Hill Plus site, regardless if they are Plus account holders or not.

Details are light, but once a case sensitive betting slip number has been entered, the betting giant will walk you through the rest of the process. William Hill also plans to start reopening its high street betting shops very soon.

Visit William Hill for more.

Ladbrokes

As for Ladbrokes, they are paying out on bets with a return of £10 or more. To claim, winners can email retailcustomercare@ladbrokes.co.uk and include a clear photo of your wining slip, bet number and Grid username if you have one. Bet numbers placed over the counter are 14 digits long and located above the barcode.

Self-Service Betting terminal slips’ bet numbers are also 14 digits long and start with a ‘B’ or ‘V’. FOBT receipts will also honoured and the number for these are 18 digits and are located just above the barcode.

Again see Ladbrokes for details.

Coral

As you might expect from Ladbrokes’ stable mate Coral, claiming winnings work pretty much the same way. Just email a clear image of your winning bet receipt so long as you have won a minimum of £10, along with name, email and telephone number and, of course, the all-important bet number to customercare@coral.co.uk.

Counter bet numbers are 12 digits long, self service bets are 14 digits long and gaming machine numbers are 18 digit long. If you gave a Coral Connect number, remember to include that too. More info at Coral.

Sneeze Screens Installed For Shop Re-openings

From June 15, betting shops are set to reopen in England only and, in an effort to comply with social distancing guidelines, Ladbrokes and Coral have installed sneeze screens at counters.

Other measures include, extra customer signage, stylus pens, dividing partitions, plastic screen barriers and measured out signs on the floor to keep people remote from one another. Betting slips will still be the same.

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Punters will still be able to sit normally and play at FOBT in any of the 2,445 Coral and Ladbrokes shops, but, as expected, limitations on customer numbers will be introduced depending on the size of the branch. Because queues are likely, customers are advised to place bets earlier. Interestingly, cash payments will be accepted although contactless payments will be preferred for obvious reasons.

Kenny Alexander, the CEO of GVC Holdings, said;

“We are very pleased to be reopening our shops in England as the UK begins the first steps in returning to some form of normality. Ever since the lockdown was introduced, we have been working tirelessly on a plan which will deliver the safest possible environment for both our customers and our people. I am confident we have achieved that and look forward to welcoming our customers back in the near future.”

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Betting shops in the Republic of Ireland are also able to open for business as of Monday June 15.