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How We Settle Your Sportsbook Bets

Every wager you place on staxipick is settled against a clear set of rules — so you know exactly when a bet grades as a win, a loss, a push, or a void before the game even kicks off.

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staxipick How We Settle Your Sportsbook Bets
HOW WE STAY FAIR

Settlement Standards We Hold Ourselves To

Official Score Sources We pull final scores from verified league feeds — NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL — not third-party aggregators. That single sourcing point keeps every settlement consistent and auditable on your bet ticket.
Overtime Handling Policy Our sportsbook rules state clearly which markets include overtime and which cap at regulation. You can review the market rules on any open bet before the game starts so there are no surprises at final whistle.
Void and Cancellation Transparency If a game is postponed or canceled, all affected bets are voided and the stake is returned to your account wallet automatically — no manual claim needed, no waiting on a support ticket.
Parlay Leg Grading Order Same-game parlay legs are graded in the order the official stats confirm them. If one leg is still pending a stat correction, the full parlay hold is shown clearly in your open-bets panel.
SETTLEMENT HELP PATHS

Get Help With a Bet Settlement Question

Live Chat If a settled bet looks wrong on your account screen, open live chat directly from the sportsbook tab. Our team can pull the raw score feed and walk through the grading step by step.
Bet History Review Every settled wager lives in your account's bet history with a result label — win, loss, push, or void. Filter by date or sport to locate a specific ticket without contacting support first.
Re-Grade Requests If a league corrects an official stat after settlement, submit a re-grade request through account help. We check the updated box-score data and adjust the result if the correction changes the outcome.
staxipick Explore How Bet Grading Works at staxipick

Explore How Bet Grading Works at staxipick

When an NFL game goes final, our system pulls the official result from the league's verified score feed and grades each bet within minutes of that confirmation. Point-spread bets settle on the final margin; moneyline bets settle on the outright winner. Totals use the combined final score, overtime included unless the market explicitly states regulation only. For same-game parlays — a feature

we see heavy action on during NFL Sundays and NBA tip-off nights — every leg must settle as a win for the parlay to pay. One void leg in a same-game parlay reduces the combination rather than canceling the ticket. Player prop results are confirmed against official box-score data, and stats corrections from the league can trigger a re-grade within 24 hours

of the original settlement.

Sportsbook Settlement Glossary

What does 'push' mean in sports betting?

A push occurs when the final margin exactly matches the point spread. No winner is declared; your original stake is returned to your account wallet in full.

What is a 'void' bet?

A void bet is one that cannot be settled — usually because a game was postponed or canceled. The stake is refunded automatically; the bet does not count as a win or a loss.

What does 'action' mean on a bet?

Action means the bet stands regardless of lineup or roster changes before the game. If a key player is scratched, the wager stays live unless the market rules state otherwise.

What is a 'correlated parlay'?

A correlated parlay combines legs whose outcomes are statistically linked — for example, a quarterback throwing over 300 yards and his team winning outright. Some operators restrict these combinations.

What does 'settlement pending' mean on my bet ticket?

Settlement pending means the official result has not been confirmed yet, often because a stat correction is under review by the league or the final score feed has not posted.

What is a 'no-action' ruling on a player prop?

A no-action ruling cancels a player prop bet — usually when the player does not appear in the game at all. The stake is returned to your account wallet the same way a void works.

Common Questions About How Bets Settle

Most straight bets on NFL and NBA games settle within minutes of the official final score posting. Player props that depend on box-score stats can take longer if the league's data feed is delayed. Your bet history panel shows a pending label until the grade is confirmed.

Yes, for most NFL and NBA totals markets, overtime is included in the final count unless the market description says 'regulation only.' Always check the individual market rules before you lock in the ticket — that detail is displayed on the bet slip.

A void leg is removed from the parlay and the remaining legs are re-priced as a shorter combination. Your potential payout adjusts accordingly. The parlay does not lose outright solely because one leg was voided — the other legs still need to win.

Yes. If an official league stats correction changes the outcome of a player prop or a box-score-dependent market, we re-grade the bet against the updated data. Re-grades typically complete within 24 hours of the league's correction notice.

If a game is suspended and not completed within the timeframe defined in our sportsbook rules, all bets are voided and stakes return to your account wallet. If the game is completed at a later date and our rules allow resumption, existing bets carry over — the market page will flag which rule applies.

Settlement mechanics — pushes, voids, overtime inclusion — are consistent across the platform. However, availability of specific markets and features depends on state law and the eligible states where staxipick operates. Check your account for the markets available in your state.
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Sportsbook Bet Settlement Rules

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