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How tylebongda Settles Your Sportsbook Bets

Every wager you place on tylebongda — from NFL point spreads and same-game parlays to NBA moneylines — is settled against published rules the moment official results are confirmed.

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FAIR GRADING STANDARDS

How We Keep Bet Settlement Consistent

Our grading rules are set before markets open and are not changed mid-event. Below are the operational standards we apply every time a bet settles.

Official Source Priority

All results are pulled from league and governing-body official data — NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL scoring records — not third-party broadcast scores that can contain errors.

Pre-Game Rules Lock

Settlement terms shown on your bet slip at the moment of placement are the terms that apply at grading. We do not apply rule changes retroactively to already-open tickets.

Transparent Void Criteria

A wager is voided — and the stake returned — only when an event is canceled without an official result, or when a listed participant did not take part as defined by the sport's governing body.

Dispute Audit Trail

Every grading dispute you raise is logged with a timestamp and assigned a case ID. If a settlement error is confirmed, your account is corrected and you receive written confirmation.

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What Our Bet Settlement Process Covers

When a game or event ends, our sportsbook engine matches the outcome against the terms attached to your ticket. For NFL and college football, we use official league box scores — not broadcast feeds — to grade point spreads, totals, and player props. Same-game parlays are graded leg by leg; if one leg is voided due to a player not starting, the

parlay adjusts to the remaining legs rather than canceling outright. MLB run-line wagers follow MLB official scoring. NHL puck-line and period bets settle on regulation time only unless otherwise stated on the ticket. Any ambiguity between your ticket terms and the final result is resolved in line with the rules posted at the time of bet placement — not a later revision.

Rule changes made after your ticket is placed do not apply to that open wager. Players in New York and other eligible states can check their settled bet history directly in the account wallet screen under 'My Bets'.

SETTLEMENT HELP CHANNELS

Reach Us When a Bet Needs Review

If a settled bet looks wrong or a result hasn't posted, our account support team is your first stop. Reach out through any of the channels below — have your bet slip ID ready to speed up the review.

Live Chat Open the chat icon from your account screen. Share your bet slip number and the event in question. A settlement agent reviews grading disputes and responds with a decision.
Email Support Send a dispute to our support address with your bet ID, the event name, and the settlement outcome you received. We document every case and respond with a written decision.
Account Bet History Pull up 'My Bets' in your account wallet to see every ticket — open, settled, voided, or pushed. Filter by date or sport to locate the specific wager needing review.

Key Bet Settlement Terms, Defined

Below are the terms you'll encounter when a bet settles on our sportsbook. Each definition matches the language on your bet slip.

What does 'push' mean in sports betting?

A push happens when the final margin exactly equals the point spread or total. Your stake is returned to your account wallet in full — no win, no loss.

What is a 'void' bet?

A voided bet is one that cannot be graded — typically because an event was canceled or a listed participant did not compete. Your original stake is refunded automatically.

How does 'action' apply to a wager?

A bet marked 'action' settles regardless of roster or lineup changes before the event. The ticket stands even if a key player is scratched from the starting lineup.

What is a 'moneyline' settlement?

Moneyline bets settle on the outright winner only. No spread is involved. If your team wins by any margin, the bet grades as a win at the odds locked on your ticket.

What does 'regulation time' mean for settlement purposes?

For NHL and soccer markets, regulation time means the standard 60 or 90 minutes of play. Overtime and shootout results do not count unless your ticket explicitly states 'including OT'.

What is a 'correlated parlay leg' in same-game parlays?

A correlated leg is one where the outcome is statistically linked to another leg on the same ticket. Our same-game parlay rules specify which combinations are permitted at the time of placement.

Sportsbook Settlement Questions We Hear Most

These are the questions our account team fields most often around bet grading, pushes, and voided tickets on the tylebongda sportsbook.

Most bets grade within minutes of the official final score being confirmed by the league. Player prop results that depend on official box-score stats may take slightly longer to post.

If a leg is voided — for example, a player prop for someone who did not play — that leg is removed and your parlay recalculates at the odds of the remaining legs. Your stake stays live.

A postponed game is given a window to be rescheduled, typically within a defined number of days set out in the sport's rules. If it is not played in that window, the bet is voided and your stake is returned.

NFL spread and total bets include overtime unless your ticket says 'regulation only'. The final score after overtime is the official result used to grade those markets.

Yes. Open 'My Bets' in your account wallet, locate the ticket, and submit a dispute through live chat or email with your bet slip ID. We review against the official result source and notify you in writing.

MLB run-line bets are settled using MLB's official scoring data. If a game goes to extra innings, the final score including those innings determines the run-line result unless the ticket states otherwise.
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