Bookmaker terms and conditions / betting rules

Terms and Conditions
They can be pretty daunting at the best of the times. Long pages of text and legal jargon which isn’t an interesting afternoon read. However, a quick glance over a few things should help you get on the right path. The thing here is there are different rules for different sections of a bookmaker. Poker rules for example are going to be different sportsbook rules, and there will be separate rules for bonus and offers.By signing up on a website you are accepting their terms and conditions and it is accepted that by usage of the website that you understand all the terms that in place (yes, even without reading them). Whenever you do play a game you are then bound to any applicable rules that are in place.
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Sportsbook rules
This is where you are most likely to spend your time looking around. This is where the rules of betting can be found (generally sorted out by sport). For example, you will find the terms and conditions of what will happen to a bet if the event that you have wagered on is abandoned or postponed. For soccer rules, you will find a clear explanation of what terms such as 90 Minutes Play means and about the actual settlement of wagers. You will want to check out horse racing rules as well for things such as a dead heat finish. Little details like that.Account Limits
As explained in the Bookmaker payment options / methods section there are differing limits when it came to maximum and minimum deposit amounts that you can make. This will be determined by your method of payment. Some bookmakers will actually let your set up a deposit limit so that you can’t deposit more than a certain amount in a set period of time (usually a day or a week). This helps keep your finances under control.There are maximum winning limits as well to pay attention to, which can generally be found in a bookmakers’ terms and conditions. It usually applies to the amount that you can win in a 24 hour period for each sport. Limits will vary between bookmakers, but just as a guideline, a famous bookmaker that we can't mention here run a £2,000,000 limit for men’s full international matches and a top domestic league. Lower tier leagues and tournaments will have lower limits. Horse racing has a £1,000,000 maximum when and industry SP is declared, golf has a £500,000 limit for all markets and cricket a £100,000 limit for all markets and so on.