The wagering rules make available to the player, on the device or by venue signage, forms or brochures: funding methods and all fees; non-cash prizes such as merchandise, annuities or payment plans where allowed; procedures for unrecoverable malfunctions including any voiding of wagers; procedures for data flow interruptions during an event; participation rules including eligibility, scoring, events and markets, wager types, line postings, advertised awards and how schedule changes affect wagers; payout information for every wager option; restrictive features such as wager amounts and maximum wins; restricted players and their limitations; handling of incorrectly posted events, markets, odds, prices, wagers or results; a cancellation policy covering multi-event wagers and any prohibitions on voiding; whether odds are locked at wager time or may change and how changes are notified; adjustments to fixed odds for dead heats, cancelled legs and prorating; pool dividend rules and formula; in-play latency caveats and registered-time delays; the operator's reserved rights to refuse or limit wagers, accept wagers at other than posted terms and close periods; the order of participants for combination prizes; exotic wager rules and payouts; what happens if an event or market is withdrawn or cancelled, multi-event legs included; how a winning wager and ties are determined; and payment of winnings with redemption period, calculation method and rounding rules and level.
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