Parimatch Terms and Conditions

The terms and conditions of play at the Parimatch bookmaker’s office. Player’s obligations and rights, features of financial transactions and sports betting.

General Rules

The betting company takes bets on sporting events and other activities (referred to as events from now on). The existing regulations allow for the acceptance of all bets. The bettor must be aware of all regulations and concur with them.
Without providing prior personal notification, Parimatch may modify and expand the current rules, conditions, and payout procedures. Any future bets are subject to the modified rules, while the conditions of any bets that have already been placed remain unaffected.
Only those who are at least 18 years old may register, open deposit accounts, and place bets. It is the responsibility of the clients to confirm that gambling online is legal where they reside. If necessary, our customers are in charge of informing their local authorities of their wins or losses.
The betting company erroneously believes that the information provided by the client upon registration is accurate. If the client provides Parimatch with inaccurate information, the betting company disclaims all liability.
Parimatch may ask clients for personal identification (papers, a passport) to check the information they provided upon registration in order to stop cheating and other disputes. If the betting company asks for further information during registration, the client agrees to provide it.
The guilty shall be held accountable even to the point of the criminal process in situations where there is a chance of fraud in relation to financial transactions and placing bets.
Account opening and deposits shall be made in accordance with the appropriate regulations.
The payouts are paid in accordance with the appropriate regulations.
The Clients acknowledge full responsibility for maintaining the confidentiality of their password and account information. The betting company promises to keep the client’s information confidential. In the event that the information is somehow provided to a third party, the betting firm disclaims all liability. Any transactions verified with the login/gaming account number and the password of the gaming account holder are legitimate and official. The balance on the gaming account is the only limitation. The client can get in touch with the administrator of the betting company and ask for a new password if they think the provided information has been misplaced.
The betting company disclaims any liability for harm or losses brought on by the use of the website or its contents. The same holds true for any person’s use or abuse of the site’s contents, their inability to connect to the site or use it, any delays in the operation of the site or the transmission of data, any failures in communication lines, and any mistakes, typos, or omissions in the site’s contents.
Specific sports’ regulations take precedence over general regulations.
Notwithstanding our best efforts to ensure the accuracy of the site’s content, all information on the present state of affairs is provided solely for informative reasons. Any errors in the match’s current score or time are not our responsibility. We advise you to always consult other sources of data.
Castianes B.V., registered in Curacao at Emancipatie Boulevard Dominico F. “Don” Martina 31, Willemstad, Curacao, operates this website (reg. number 159965).
Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, France, The Netherlands, Saba, Statia, St. Maarten, Singapore, USA, Australia, United Kingdom, Israel, Iran, North Korea, Iraq, Pakistan, and Afghanistan are among the nations that are prohibited from opening an account at Parimatch.

Conditions for Accepting Bets

Parimatch accepts bets based on the line, or the list of impending events, at the odds for those events’ outcomes.
Line adjustments (handicaps, winner odds, totals, parlay wagering restrictions, maximum bet amounts, and others) can be made after a wager, but the conditions of wagers that have already been placed do not alter. The amount of the bets accepted is limited to the account balance.
No event may have more bets placed on it in a single betting day than the maximum allowed for that event as indicated on the line (for the line of the same date). The total sum of any bets that exceed the maximum bet will not be accepted.
Bets are accepted prior to the start of the event. After the event has begun, bets placed on it are no longer valid and will be returned. These wagers aren’t included in parlays. The only exceptions are bets that are placed “live” during the event. These bets are legitimate and will only be reimbursed if they were placed after the event has already ended for some reason.
Results updates during live events are presented solely for informational purposes. The wrong result cannot be used as justification for canceling the wager. The betting company is not liable if the outcomes of live events are accurate.
The event’s start date and hour are given in the line for informational purposes only. If the wager was placed prior to the start of the event, a mistaken date is not a valid justification for a refund. The real time that the event started is utilized to settle bets. This time is established in accordance with the official records (websites cited by the betting company when gathering data) of the entity that organizes the contest, game, etc.
Parimatch disclaims all liability for misspellings of team names, player surnames, and city names associated with the events on which bets are placed.
The betting company has the right to unilaterally recognize the concluded agreement (including the terms of the agreement) if there were errors made by the staff in the preparation and publication of the betting line, or if there was an obvious flaw in the computer software that determines the betting line (obvious errors in the odds, odds discrepancy in various positions, etc.).
After the client places the wager and receives a confirmation, the bets cannot be altered or cancelled (a note on the site and the wager number).
If a wager has already been placed and has been registered on the server, a connection error or other technical communication errors are not grounds for changing or canceling the wager.
The loss of a password is not an excuse to alter, cancel, or request a payout for a wager.
The client is not permitted to authorize anyone else to use his or her gaming account.
Parimatch retains the right to:
- to impose restrictions or refuse to accept bets from anyone without providing a justification or previous written notification;
- in the event that a client is suspected of engaging in fraudulent behavior, cancel any bets placed by that client, reimburse the deposit, and close the game account;
- at the client’s request, to permanently close the client’s game account without allowing it to be reopened.
- Based on these principles, the decision to reject bets and/or shut the gaming account is made, taking into account the history of client bets and the specifics of a given situation.

Special Terms

If the event:
- was delayed for more than 36 hours from the start time listed on the betslip and did not take place on the scheduled day, all bets on this event are settled at odds 1 (unless otherwise was stated in the rules for this type of sport);
- was interrupted and did not finish within 12 hours of the start time indicated on the betslip, all bets on the outcomes whose outcomes were known at the time of interruption are settled in accordance with these outcomes, and bets on the outcomes whose outcomes were unknown at the time of interruption are settled at odds of 1 (unless otherwise was stated in the rules of sport).
If the game is moved to a neutral site, the bets remain the same. The stakes will be returned and the bets will be withdrawn from parlays if the game is relocated to the opponent’s field. The bets will remain identical and there won’t be a refund if the game is moved to another field inside the same city, regardless of the venue.
The original result will still be available for betting even if the outcome is altered or canceled (due to a protest, doping, etc.).
If more than one competitor (team) is declared the competition’s winner, wagers put on their victory are settled at odds of 1.
Following the event, the betting company releases the actual results based on official records and other information sources. In a contentious circumstance, such as when conflicting results for the same event are reported by numerous sources with clear errors, the betting company has the last say on how the outcomes should be determined for the settlement of bets.
The betting company reserves the right to cancel bets (make a refund), both winning and losing, if there is reason to believe that they were placed after the outcome of the event was known or after the selected player / team gained a significant advantage (e.g., the advantage in the score, the sending off or substitution of player, etc.).
For the purpose of settling bets on live events, Parimatch employs its own data regarding the actual conduct of the game. If the outcomes of events cannot be ascertained for any reason (such as a loss of broadcasting, the absence of results in information sources, etc.), these events will be resolved at odds of 1.
The client must ensure that the information on his or her wagering slip is completed in accordance with the rules. The betting company reserves the right to refund the bets and cancel the wagers if it has been filled out wrongly, regardless of the reason and who is to blame.
The client’s gaming account will be blocked until the client deposits an amount equal to or greater than the negative balance if the client has a negative balance as a result of bets being revalued due to erroneously submitted results. In such a case, Parimatch maintains the right to discontinue taking the client’s bets. All bets made prior to the revaluation will stand.
Within 10 days of the event’s results being registered, complaints on debatable matters will be received in the form of email applications (sent to [email protected]). No complaints will be accepted after 10 days. The betting company has the final say in contentious cases where there are no precedents.

Financial Limitations

The minimum bet amount is equal to 1 USD or 1 EUR.
The maximum parlay odds are 2000. The winnings will be calculated as if the odds were exactly 2000 even if they are higher. The winnings must, however, not go over the maximum winnings for one wager.
The maximum wager for each event varies depending on the sport and the event. For each event and wagering form, the maximum bet amount will be established by Parimatch specifically, and it is subject to change without prior written notice. The betting company retains the authority to impose a maximum bet limit on particular events and to abruptly adjust the betting restrictions for specific customers.
The maximum payoff for a single wager is equal to $1,000,000 USD in the currency of the gaming account.
VIP BET. You can place your bet as a “VIP” if you want to wager more than the maximum sum listed in the area. The following prerequisites must be satisfied for this to happen:
- – The balance in your account must be more than the section’s maximum.
- – The minimum “VIP bet” is the equivalent of $100 USD in the currency of the gaming account.
- – You must place a single, multiple, or system wager.
- – Bets on “live” events are not included in the “VIP bet” category.
- – The “VIP bet” category excludes wagers on the “Parlay line.”
- – You must submit your “VIP bet” application no later than 20 minutes before the event begins.
It is possible to request higher odds when placing “VIP bets.” Odds ordering is only available when placing bets starting at $1000 USD (equivalent in account currency).
If all of the aforementioned requirements for placing a “VIP bet” are satisfied, the betting company will take this wager into consideration and may decide to accept it. Within fifteen minutes, a decision will be reached. Your wager will either be entirely accepted or entirely refused. The “Account History” page will display the analysis of the bet and the decision made regarding it. Please take notice that in the event that the “VIP bet” is rejected, you may still place the highest possible wager in accordance with the sectional maximum.
The “VIP bet” has a maximum payout of $1,000,000 USD.

The Special Features of Rules on Cricket Betting

Any three-way wagers on the outcome of a match will be handled in accordance with the official regulations of the competition.
In games impacted by bad weather, wagers will be settled in accordance with the final score.
All wagers will be considered worthless if there is no official outcome.
If there is a tie and no victor can be determined per the competition’s formal regulations, dead-heat rules will be used.
Bets will be settled according on the official outcome in contests where a bowl off or super over determines the winner.
In First Class Matches, wagers will be settled as a dead-heat between both sides and not as a draw if the final score is a tie. If the draw was an option, betting on the draw would lose if the match ended in a tie.
Unless a winner is determined in accordance with the official competition regulations, bets are worthless if a match is called off due to outside influences.
If a game is postponed or restarted more than 48 hours after its scheduled start time, all wagers are void. All wagers are worthless if the teams are altered from those that were initially announced.
In First Class Matches, To Win (2-Way) Bets will be invalid in the event of a Draw.
A dead heat will be used to determine the winner of a tie.
The official tournament rules will be followed in order to settle all match betting. All wagers will be considered worthless if there is no official outcome.
Tied Match: In the event of a tied match, all wagers shall be resolved in accordance with the final official score, excluding super overs, bowl-offs, and any other methods of determining the victor. For bets to stand, there must be an official match result; if there is no official result, all bets are invalid.
When all innings have been played in a First Class match and the scores are tied at the end, the game is declared a tie. The official match result will hold if all innings are not finished at the conclusion of the game. An innings that has been declared is considered over.
Winner of the toss: All wagers are worthless if there is no toss.
Most Fours/Most Sixes: In limited overs matches, bets are void if at least 80% of the scheduled overs for bowling in either innings cannot be completed because of outside circumstances, including inclement weather, unless payment of the bet has already been decided. or neither innings has been cut short to less than 80% of the allotted overs, bringing the game to a natural end. If any inning is cut short because it is coming to a natural end, bets will still stand. If less than 200 overs have been bowled in a First Class match that ends in a draw, bets are worthless, unless the bet’s settlement has already been decided.
The total number of fours will only include fours and sixes scored directly from the bat (off any delivery, legal or not). Throws, all run-fours, and extras are not taken into account.
In a super over, fours are not counted.
Only first innings fours and sixes count in First Class games and Test matches.
The majority of Extras: In limited overs matches, bets are void if at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled in either innings cannot be completed because of outside circumstances, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been decided upon or the match has come to a natural conclusion without either innings being cut short to less than 80% of the originally allotted overs. If any inning is cut short because it comes to a natural conclusion, wagers will still stand.
If less than 200 overs have been bowled in a drawn First Class match, all bets are worthless, unless the bet has already been settled.
The match’s wide deliveries, no balls, byes, leg byes, and penalty runs all contribute to the final score. The runs off the bat do not count toward the final tally if the same delivery results in both extras and runs.
Super over extras are not counted.
Only first inning extras will be counted in First Class games.
Most Run Outs: In limited overs contests, bets are void if at least 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings cannot be completed because of outside circumstances, including bad weather, unless payment has been decided.
If less than 200 overs have been bowled in a drawn First Class match, all bets are worthless, unless the bet has already been settled.
Run Outs do not count in a super over.
Only first inning run outs will be counted in First Class games.
Most catches/keeper catches: In limited overs matches, bets are void if at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled in either innings cannot be completed because of outside circumstances, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been decided upon or the match has come to a natural conclusion without either innings being cut short to less than 80% of the originally allotted overs. If any inning is cut short because it comes to a natural conclusion, wagers will still stand.
If less than 200 overs have been bowled in a drawn First Class match, all bets are worthless, unless the bet has already been settled. A super over does not count catches.
If 80% or more of the overs scheduled to be bowled in either innings of a limited overs game cannot be completed because of outside circumstances, such as bad weather, the bet will be void unless settlement of the bet has already been decided or the match has reached its inevitable conclusion without either innings being cut short to less than 80% of the originally allotted overs. If any inning is cut short because it comes to a natural conclusion, wagers will still stand.
If less than 200 overs have been bowled in a drawn First Class match, all bets are worthless, unless the bet has already been settled.
Stumpings in an over are not taken into account.
Unless settlement has already been decided, the specified over must be completed for bets to stand. All bets are worthless if an innings is called during the first over owing to outside circumstances, such as inclement weather, unless settlement has already been decided.
If less than 200 overs have been bowled in a drawn First Class match, all bets are worthless, unless the bet has already been settled.
The market only applies to each team’s opening inning in First Class matches. The highest score in the first five, six, ten, twenty Overs: Unless the bet has already been settled, the wager is worthless if the allotted number of overs is not completed in both innings.
In limited overs games, the market will be empty if the game is cut short after the first innings begins due to outside circumstances.
The official outcome will determine how the market is settled. The result will be the total accumulated if the batting team completes their permitted number of overs, meets their objective, or declares before the first wicket is taken. The best result of the first partnership / highest score at the first dismissal:
A batsman retiring hurt does not count as a wicket for settlement reasons.
If the innings has been cut short (by more than 10%) owing to outside causes, such as severe weather, in limited overs contests, bets will be worthless unless settlement has already been decided.
If less than 200 overs have been bowled in a drawn First Class match, all bets are worthless, unless the bet has already been settled.
Total Fours, Total Sixes, and Total Boundary: In limited-overs games, wagers are void if at least 80% of the scheduled overs cannot be bowled because of outside circumstances, including inclement weather, unless settlement of the wager has already been decided.
First Class matches that end in draws count for the entire game. Less than 200 overs will result in bets being nullified, unless the bet has already been settled.
Only fours, sixes, and boundaries made with the bat will count toward the total, whether the delivery was legal or not. Throws, all run-fours, and extras are not taken into account.
In a super over, fours, sixes, and boundaries are not taken into account.
Wickets Total: In limited overs games, wagers are void if at least 80% of the planned overs could not have been bowled at the time of the wager owing to outside circumstances, including inclement weather, unless settlement of the wager has already been decided.
If less than 200 overs have been bowled in a drawn First Class match, all bets are worthless, unless the bet has already been settled.
Total runs/Team total runs: In limited overs matches, wagers are worthless if at least 80% of the scheduled overs could not have been bowled at the time of the wager owing to outside circumstances, including inclement weather, unless settlement of the wager has already been decided.
If less than 200 overs have been bowled in a drawn First Class match, all bets are worthless, unless the bet has already been settled. Runs scored in extra innings are not counted.
Total Ducks: In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to have been bowled at the time the bet was placed due to external factors, including bad weather.
Super-over goals by ducks are not counted.
Extras Total: In limited-overs matches, bets are void if at least 80% of the scheduled overs cannot be bowled because of outside circumstances, including severe weather, unless payment of the wager has already been decided. If less than 200 overs have been bowled in a drawn First Class match, all bets are worthless, unless the bet has already been settled.
The match’s wide deliveries, no balls, byes, leg byes, and penalty runs all contribute to the final score. The runs off the bat do not count toward the final tally if the same delivery results in both extras and runs. Super over extras are not counted.
Total Run Outs: In limited overs matches, bets are void if at least 80% of the scheduled overs in each inning could not be completed because of outside circumstances, including inclement weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been decided.
In First Class matches, the entire game counts, but if a match is drawn after fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, bets are void unless settlement of the wager has already been decided. In a super over, runs out do not count.
Total in top scoring over: In limited overs matches, bets are void if at least 80% of the scheduled overs cannot be bowled because of outside circumstances, such as severe weather, unless payment of the bet has already been decided.
If less than 200 overs have been bowled in a drawn First Class match, all bets are worthless, unless the bet has already been settled. Runs and extras alike count toward settlement. Super overs are excluded.
Best batter: In limited-overs games, bets are worthless if at least 50% of the overs planned to be bowled in either innings at the time the bet was placed could not be completed due to outside circumstances, including inclement weather, unless the innings has come to a natural end.
Top batsmen wagers for First Class games only cover the first innings of each team and are null and void if there have been less than 200 overs bowled, unless the wager has previously been settled. Both the original player and the replacement player shall be counted if a player who was named at the toss is later substituted out due to a concussion. Bets on a batsman who was named to the starting XI but did not bat will stand. Bets on the in-play market will be nullified if a batsman who has been replaced after the market has been presented scores the highest individual score, unless there is a dead-heat. Bets in the market will stand if a substitute (concussion or otherwise) not named in the starting XI is qualified to bat in their team’s opening innings, whether or not they actually bat.
These wagers are declared winners if two or more players total the same amount of runs. No runs are counted in a super over.
Best bowler: In limited-overs contests, bets are worthless if at least 50% of the overs planned to be bowled in either innings at the time the bet was placed could not be completed because of outside circumstances, including adverse weather, unless the innings has come to a natural end.