How can I choose how to handle odds changes?
Sometimes the odds on a sportsbook market may change, either while your bet is still in the bet slip and you haven’t submitted it yet, or between submitting the bet and it hitting the market. This is particularly common if you’re betting on a market while the event is in play, because in play markets have a delay applied between the bet being placed and it being accepted, to protect you from people who may have a court side advantage. Where an in play delay is in place we will compare the odds at the point you placed the bet, and the market odds at the end of the delay period, and if there is a difference in the odds we’ll use your preferences to decide what to do.
This depends on what setting you’ve chosen in the ‘odds changes’ preferences on your account. You can access these under the cog in the bet slip.
If you’ve chosen the ‘accept all’ odds change preference then your bet will still proceed regardless of whether the odds have increased or decreased between placement and review. If you’re not particularly price sensitive and just want to get on, particularly on in play markets, this is the setting we suggest you choose.
With a preference of ‘accept higher’ we will reject any bets where the market odds are lower at the point of review than they were when you placed the bet, and proceed with any bets where the odds are the same or higher. You’ll also need to accept any odds decreases in the bet slip pre-submission.
If you choose to not accept any changes to the odds of your bet after placement. You will also need to accept any changes to the odds while the bet is in your bet slip. Please note: this preference makes it very hard to successfully place any bets on in play markets.
By default your preference is set to ‘accept higher’, because this gives you some flexibility especially on in play markets, while only accepting changes that increase your potential returns.
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What happens if the odds change?
This depends on what setting you’ve chosen in the ‘odds changes’ preferences on your account. You can access these under the cog in the bet slip.
Accept all
If you’ve chosen the ‘accept all’ odds change preference then your bet will still proceed regardless of whether the odds have increased or decreased between placement and review. If you’re not particularly price sensitive and just want to get on, particularly on in play markets, this is the setting we suggest you choose.
Accept higher
With a preference of ‘accept higher’ we will reject any bets where the market odds are lower at the point of review than they were when you placed the bet, and proceed with any bets where the odds are the same or higher. You’ll also need to accept any odds decreases in the bet slip pre-submission.
No changes
If you choose to not accept any changes to the odds of your bet after placement. You will also need to accept any changes to the odds while the bet is in your bet slip. Please note: this preference makes it very hard to successfully place any bets on in play markets.
What’s the default behavior?
By default your preference is set to ‘accept higher’, because this gives you some flexibility especially on in play markets, while only accepting changes that increase your potential returns.
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Updated on: 09/05/2025
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