Betting Rules

By opening an account or placing a bet with Retrobet Casino, you confirm that you have read and understood the rules that apply to your activity. You are responsible for checking the applicable rules before committing funds. Different games, sporting markets, promotions and betting products may have additional conditions, and those conditions may take priority where they address a specific situation.

You must use your own account and provide information that is accurate, complete and current. An account must not be shared, sold, transferred or used by another person. You must also keep your login details secure and notify the website as soon as possible if you believe that your account or payment information has been accessed without permission.

You must be legally permitted to gamble in the place where you are located and must meet the minimum legal gambling age that applies to you. You are responsible for understanding and complying with the laws that apply to your use of online betting services. Access may be restricted where gambling is not permitted or where the website cannot provide a service lawfully.

• Only one personal account should be used unless the website has expressly approved another arrangement.
• You must not place bets on behalf of another person or allow another person to place bets through your account.
• You must not use a false identity, misleading information or someone else’s payment method.
• You must not attempt to bypass location, identity, age or account security checks.
• You must not use the service for unlawful activity, fraud, money laundering or any other prohibited purpose.

Retrobet Casino may carry out account, identity, age, payment and security checks. These checks help protect players, the website and the integrity of betting activity. If requested information is not provided, or if information cannot be verified, access to an account or particular services may be limited until the matter is resolved.

Bets are settled using the official result or settlement method specified in the relevant rules. The applicable source, time of settlement, event status and result definition can differ between products. For that reason, you should read the specific rules for the game, competition, market or promotion before placing a bet.

A result may be amended if it was initially recorded incorrectly, if an official result is changed, or if a technical, administrative or settlement error is identified. Where a correction affects the outcome or value of a bet, the account may be adjusted to reflect the correct result under the relevant rules.

If an event is cancelled, abandoned, postponed, suspended, delayed or otherwise affected, the outcome will be determined under the rules for that event or market. Depending on those rules, a bet may remain valid, be settled on a later outcome, be partially settled, or be declared void. A postponed event is not automatically treated in the same way as a cancelled event.

Where a selection, game or market is not offered or cannot be settled as described, the relevant wager may be cancelled or declared void. The treatment of combination bets, related selections, dead heats, ties, no-result situations and partial outcomes will depend on the specific rules that apply to the bet.

• The displayed result may not be the final result if an official review, appeal or correction is pending.
• A market can be settled differently from another market on the same event because each market has its own definition.
• Where a bet is void, the stake will generally be treated according to the applicable product rules rather than the rules for a winning bet.
• Promotional bets, bonus funds or other special credits may have separate settlement conditions stated in the relevant promotion terms.
• If a bet contains an error or has been accepted in breach of an applicable rule, it may be reviewed and corrected in accordance with the website terms.

Technical interruptions can affect the display of balances, bet slips, confirmations and results. A delay or failure to display information does not by itself change whether a bet was accepted or how it should be settled. The account record and relevant system data may be used when reviewing a transaction, subject to applicable requirements.

If you believe that a bet has been recorded, settled or adjusted incorrectly, review the transaction details first and raise the matter through the support options made available on the website. Include the relevant account and bet information where possible. A review may require checks of system records, event information and the rules that applied at the time.