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How limanbet Settles Your Sportsbook Bets

Every wager you place on our sportsbook follows a defined settlement process — from NFL moneylines to NBA player props. Know exactly what triggers a win, a push, or a void before your next bet is graded.

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SETTLEMENT HELP PATHS

Get Help With a Graded Bet

If a settled bet doesn't match what you expected, our account support team can pull the grading record and walk you through the official result source. Reach us through live chat inside your account or by email — include your bet ID and the market name so we can locate the ticket fast.

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Live Chat

Open the chat widget from inside your account dashboard to reach a support agent who can look up any graded or pending bet by ticket ID.

Email Support

Send your bet ID, sport, and market name to our support address. We match it to the official result source and respond with the grading breakdown.

Account Bet History

Your full settled-bet history lives under Account — My Bets. Each line shows the result, the settlement timestamp, and the payout credited to your wallet.

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What Happens After Your Bet Is Placed

Once a game goes final, our sportsbook grades each bet against the official result from the relevant governing body — the NFL, NBA, MLB, or NCAA. Standard bets settle within minutes of the final whistle. Same-game parlays wait for all legs to resolve before the ticket grades as a whole. If a game is postponed and not completed within the window defined

in our rules, the wager is voided and your stake is returned to your account wallet. Player prop markets follow the same official stat source used in the sport's own record books, so there's no ambiguity about which number counts.

FAIR GRADING SIGNALS

How We Keep Settlement Consistent

Settlement accuracy is the foundation of a sportsbook you can count on. We source results from official league data feeds, apply the same grading logic to every bet of the same type, and log every settlement action with a timestamp against your account.

Official Data Feeds

We pull final scores, stats, and results directly from official league data providers — the same sources the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL use for their own records.

Consistent Rule Application

The same settlement rules apply to every account. There are no exceptions by bet size or account tier — a push is a push, a void is a void, across the board.

Timestamped Settlement Log

Every graded bet writes a timestamped entry to your account history. If you dispute a result, that log is the starting point for any review our team runs.

Void & Stake-Return Policy

When a market is voided — due to postponement, cancellation, or insufficient play — your original stake is returned to your account wallet automatically, with no action needed from you.

Key Bet Settlement Terms Defined

These are the terms you'll see in your settled-bet history and in our sportsbook rules. Each definition uses the same language our grading system applies.

What does 'push' mean in sportsbook settlement?

A push occurs when the final margin lands exactly on the point spread or total. Your original stake is returned to your account wallet; no win, no loss.

What is a 'void' bet?

A void means the market is canceled before grading — usually due to postponement or an event not completing within the required timeframe. Your stake is refunded automatically.

What is a 'moneyline' settlement?

Moneyline bets settle on the outright winner only. If the team or player you picked wins the game, the bet is graded as a winner regardless of margin or total score.

How does a same-game parlay settle?

All legs of a same-game parlay must resolve before the ticket grades. One losing leg voids the entire parlay; the payout is calculated using combined odds from all winning legs.

What is 'action' in bet grading?

Action means the bet stands and will be graded regardless of lineup changes or minor game-condition shifts. We note which markets are 'action' in the individual sport rules.

What does 'no action' mean on a player prop?

No action means the player prop is voided — typically because the listed player did not participate in the game. Your stake is returned to your account wallet.

Common Questions About Bet Settlement

These are the questions we hear most after a game goes final. Each answer reflects the actual rules our grading system applies — no guesswork.

Most straight bets — NFL point spreads, NBA moneylines, MLB totals — grade within minutes of the official final score. Same-game parlays can take a few minutes longer while all stat lines are confirmed by the data feed.

The postponed leg is voided and removed from the parlay. The remaining legs still count, and the payout is recalculated using the odds from the legs that did settle. Your potential payout will be lower, but the ticket stays live.

Yes, in rare cases. If an official league body reverses a result or corrects a stat line after initial grading, we re-grade the affected bets automatically. You'll see the updated result and any payout change in your bet history.

We use the official final scores and stats published by the NCAA and the relevant conference records. If a score is under review by the conference, settlement waits for the official confirmation before grading.

Go to Account — My Bets and filter by 'Pending.' You'll see each open ticket, the current game status, and an estimated settlement window based on the scheduled end time of the event.

For most markets — NFL point spreads, totals, and moneylines — overtime counts toward the final result. Some specific props or first-half markets exclude overtime, and those rules are noted in the market description before you confirm your wager.
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