- Established2022
- OperatorTech Zone Inc. / Anden Online N.V.
- SoftwareSpinlogic Gaming, Real Time Gaming (RTG)
- Withdrawal speedWithin 10 minutes after KYC (crypto)
1. General betting conditions
By opening or using an account with Limitless Casino, you agree to follow these Betting Rules and any other terms displayed on the website. The rules apply to bets placed through the available online services, including any pre-event, in-play or other betting features that may be offered from time to time. If a particular market, promotion or product has additional rules, those rules will apply alongside this page.
Betting is available only to people who are legally permitted to use gambling services in their location. You are responsible for checking whether online betting is lawful for you and for complying with all applicable Australian laws and other legal requirements. Limitless Casino may restrict or refuse access where required by law, regulation, a licensing condition, risk controls or internal policies.
You must provide accurate information when registering and keep your account details up to date. An account must be used only by the person to whom it belongs. You must not allow another person to access your account, place bets for you or use your payment method without permission. You are responsible for keeping your login details secure and should notify the operator promptly if you suspect unauthorised access.
Players may be asked to complete identity, age, account, payment or source-of-funds checks. These checks help protect players, prevent fraud and support responsible operation of the service. A bet, withdrawal or account request may be delayed or declined while information is being reviewed. Providing false, incomplete or misleading information may result in an account review and action under the applicable terms.
- You must meet the minimum legal age and any other eligibility requirements that apply to you.
- You must not use an account for unlawful activity, fraud, money laundering or any attempt to avoid account controls.
- You must not use automated software, bots, scripts or technical methods designed to interfere with the betting service.
- You should review the displayed odds, selections, stake and potential return before submitting a bet.
- You should keep records of your bets and account activity and report anything that appears incorrect or unfamiliar.
2. Placing and accepting bets
A bet is normally submitted by selecting a market and outcome, entering a stake and confirming the bet through the relevant button or process. A bet request is not automatically accepted merely because it has been submitted. It becomes accepted only when the website confirms acceptance and records the bet in your account history. You should check your account history after placing a bet and keep the confirmation details where available.
The odds, lines, prices, selections and other information shown on the website are provided for convenience and may change before a bet is accepted. A bet may be rejected, adjusted or returned if the selected market changes, an event has started, the price is no longer available, a technical problem occurs or the bet does not meet the applicable conditions. Where a price change requires confirmation, the website may ask you to accept the updated price before the bet is placed.
You are responsible for checking every part of a bet before confirmation. This includes the event, market, selection, odds, stake, bet type and any applicable combination of selections. An accepted bet cannot normally be changed or cancelled at your request. Cancellation, cash-out, editing or other changes may be available only where expressly offered for that market and may be subject to separate conditions.
Singles, multiples and other bet types
A single bet depends on one selection. A multiple or combination bet depends on more than one selection, and its result may depend on the outcome and settlement of each selection. If one selection is void, the applicable rules for that bet type will determine how the remaining selections are treated. Some markets may support other bet formats, each with its own calculation and settlement method. The information shown with the market should be read before confirmation.
Bet limits, minimum stakes, maximum returns or other restrictions may apply. These can vary according to the market, event, account, payment method, risk assessment or applicable law. Any relevant restriction should be displayed before a bet is confirmed or described in the applicable terms. Attempting to divide, disguise or combine bets to avoid a restriction may result in review or cancellation in accordance with the rules.
- Select the event, market and outcome carefully.
- Check the displayed price and any market conditions.
- Enter the intended stake and review the potential return.
- Confirm the bet only after checking all details.
- Review the accepted bet in your account history.
3. Results, settlement and void bets
Bets are settled using the official result or other reliable result source applicable to the relevant event or market. The settlement method may depend on the published rules for that market. A result can be amended if the original result was incorrect, incomplete or later officially changed. If a result is unclear or delayed, settlement may wait until sufficient information is available.
Each market may define what counts as the result, including the scheduled event, official finishing position, final score, time period or other stated measurement. For markets involving a specific time, score or period, only the information relevant to that market is used. A match or event result does not necessarily settle every market in the same way, so you should read the market description and any special conditions.
Postponed, abandoned or changed events
If an event is postponed, abandoned, interrupted, relocated or materially changed, the relevant market rules will determine whether bets remain valid, are carried forward or are voided. Different rules may apply to different markets on the same event. For example, a market based on an already completed part of an event may be settled while another market is returned. Where a market cannot be settled fairly or in accordance with its stated conditions, it may be declared void.
Errors and irregular activity
Despite reasonable care, prices, descriptions, results or account information may occasionally contain obvious errors. An obvious error may include an incorrect price, duplicated market, incorrect event information or a technical display problem that a reasonable player would recognise as unusual. Where permitted by the applicable terms and law, an obvious error may be corrected, a bet may be re-settled using the correct information or the affected bet may be voided.
If a bet is accepted after an event has started because of a delay, transmission issue or technical problem, it may be reviewed under the applicable market rules. Bets placed through a technical fault, an exploit, collusion, prohibited software or other unfair method may be cancelled or referred for account review. Limitless Casino will consider the available account, transaction and event information when reviewing an irregular bet.
When a bet is void, the stake is generally returned unless a specific rule states otherwise. A void selection in a multiple bet may be removed from the calculation, or the whole bet may be treated according to the rules for that bet type. Settlement information displayed in your account is the best place to check the status of an accepted bet, subject to later correction where an error or official result change is identified.
4. Payments, reviews and responsible betting
Bets may be placed only using funds available in your account and through payment methods accepted by the website. You must use a payment method that belongs to you or that you are authorised to use. Payments and withdrawals may be subject to verification, processing checks, account restrictions and applicable legal requirements. The website will provide any relevant payment information before you complete a transaction.
A transaction, bet or account may be reviewed where activity appears unusual, inconsistent with the account information or connected with fraud, chargebacks, multiple accounts, prohibited conduct or a breach of the applicable terms. During a review, access to some services or transactions may be limited. Any action taken will be handled in accordance with the applicable terms, legal obligations and internal procedures.
Disputed bets and account questions
If you believe a bet has been recorded, settled or displayed incorrectly, review the market rules and your account history first. You should raise the issue through the available support or account process and provide the relevant bet reference, event, date and explanation. Do not provide passwords or sensitive security information when reporting a concern. A review may require comparison with the accepted bet record, published market conditions and the official result.
Keeping betting within your limits
Betting should be treated as entertainment, not as a way to make money or recover losses. Set a budget before you start and do not stake more than you can comfortably afford to lose. Avoid chasing losses, borrowing money to bet or increasing stakes because of frustration. Take regular breaks and consider stopping if betting is affecting your finances, relationships, work, sleep or wellbeing.
- Set personal spending and time limits before placing bets.
- Never bet with money needed for rent, bills, food or other essentials.
- Do not place bets while under the influence of alcohol or other substances.
- Use available account controls, breaks or self-exclusion options if you need help managing your play.
- Seek independent support if gambling no longer feels enjoyable or remains within your control.
These Betting Rules may be updated when the service, market types, legal requirements or operating procedures change. The current version published on the website applies to future use unless a different rule is required for an already accepted bet. If any part of these rules conflicts with a specific market condition or the applicable Terms and Conditions, the more specific condition will generally apply to that issue.
