If one of the selections in your accumulator bet is voided, the bet will usually continue but with the voided selection removed.
For example, if you placed an accumulator bet on five matches, and one of the matches is voided, your accumulator bet will now become a four-fold accumulator, with the odds adjusted accordingly.
If the voided selection affects the overall outcome of the accumulator (for example, turning it from a winning bet to a losing one), the bet will be settled at reduced odds based on the remaining selections.
A bet can be voided for several reasons:
- Postponement or Abandonment: If an event is postponed or abandoned, bets on that event are usually voided, and stakes are returned.
- Player Withdrawal: In individual sports like tennis or boxing, if one of the players withdraws before the match begins, bets on that match may be voided.
- Error in Market: Sometimes, there may be an error in the market, such as incorrect odds or information. In such cases, the bet may be voided.
- Technical Issues: If there are technical issues that affect the outcome of a bet, such as incorrect scoring or timing, the bet may be voided.
- Market Not Offered: If a market is not offered due to specific circumstances, such as weather conditions affecting an outdoor event, bets on that market may be voided.
If you have any concerns or questions about a voided selection in your accumulator, it's best to contact Customer Service for clarification.