Betting Rules

These Betting Rules explain how bets may be placed, accepted, changed and settled at Boomerang Casino. They are intended to help players understand the general principles that apply when using betting services. Market-specific rules, displayed information and applicable laws may also apply, so please review all available details before placing a bet.

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1. General betting principles

These rules apply to betting activity made through Boomerang Casino where betting services are available and permitted. By opening, accessing or using a betting account, you are responsible for reading and understanding the rules that apply to your activity. You should also review the relevant Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and responsible gambling information before using the service.

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Betting is a form of entertainment that involves financial risk. You should only place bets with money you can afford to lose. A bet is not a way to make guaranteed income, repay debts or solve financial difficulties. If gambling is no longer enjoyable or begins to affect your finances, relationships, work or wellbeing, stop playing and seek appropriate support.

You must use your own account and provide information that is accurate, complete and current. Accounts must not be shared, transferred, sold or used by another person. You may be asked to complete identity, age, payment or other checks before using certain services, making withdrawals or continuing to use an account.

Players must meet the minimum age and other eligibility requirements that apply to the service and their location. You are responsible for confirming that online betting is permitted for you before placing a bet. Access may be restricted where required by applicable laws, regulatory obligations, account controls or service availability.

Read the market name, selection, odds, stake and any displayed conditions before confirming a bet.
Check that the bet details are correct before submitting them.
Keep your login details secure and tell us promptly if you suspect unauthorised access.
Do not use the service for unlawful activity, fraud, match manipulation or any other prohibited purpose.
Keep records of your bets, deposits and account activity where you need them for your own reference.

2. Placing and accepting bets

A bet may be placed by selecting an available market and selection, entering a stake and following the instructions shown on the betting interface. Before confirmation, the bet slip should show the information relevant to your proposed bet. You should review that information carefully, including the event, market, selection, price or odds, stake and any applicable conditions.

A bet is generally treated as submitted when you confirm it through the required process. A submission may not be accepted if there is a technical issue, insufficient available funds, an account restriction, a market closure, an incorrect price, a suspected error or another reason permitted under the applicable rules. A bet is only treated as accepted when it appears as accepted in your account or you otherwise receive confirmation through the service.

You should not assume that a bet has been accepted solely because you selected a button or saw a temporary message. If a bet is not visible in your account, check the relevant bet history before attempting to place it again. This can help avoid accidentally submitting duplicate bets. A transaction record or account history may be used to confirm the status of a bet.

Once a bet has been accepted, it may not be cancelled, changed or withdrawn unless a specific feature or rule allows this. Where a cancellation or cash-out option is made available, it may be subject to eligibility requirements, technical availability, timing restrictions and additional terms. The displayed result of a request is the relevant indication of whether that request was completed.

Prices and odds can change before a bet is accepted. The price shown at the time of submission may not be the price available when the bet is processed. Where the service provides a price-change setting or notification, the applicable selection may determine whether a bet is accepted at a changed price, rejected or returned for confirmation. You should check the final accepted bet details in your account.

Betting services may be interrupted by maintenance, network problems, incorrect data, software issues or events outside reasonable control. If a bet is affected by an error or interruption, it may be reviewed and corrected in accordance with the applicable rules. You should not attempt to take advantage of a known error or deliberately exploit a technical fault.

3. Markets, results and settlement

Each market may have its own settlement conditions. These conditions can describe the event, participating teams or individuals, eligible outcomes, start time, statistical measure, result source and any requirements for a bet to stand. If a market-specific rule differs from a general rule, the market-specific information may apply to that market.

Markets are normally settled using an official or recognised result source relevant to the event. The result may be based on the outcome recorded at the end of normal play, an officially declared result, a governing body decision or another method stated in the market rules. Later changes, appeals, reviews or corrections may affect settlement where the applicable rules allow it.

Players should not rely only on live displays, commentary, scoreboards or third-party information. Such information can be delayed, incomplete or incorrect. The result used for settlement is the result determined under the relevant betting rules, not necessarily information displayed during the event.

Postponed, abandoned or changed events

If an event is postponed, abandoned, interrupted, moved, shortened or changed, the outcome may depend on the market rules and the circumstances of the event. Some bets may remain valid, while others may be voided or settled in another way. A change to the venue, format, participants, distance, playing surface or scheduled time may also be relevant.

Void bets and corrections

A bet or market may be declared void where it cannot be settled fairly, where the market was offered in error, where the event does not take place as required, or where another stated condition applies. If a bet is void, the usual outcome is that the relevant stake is returned, unless the specific rules provide a different treatment. A selection within a multiple bet may be removed or treated as void while the remaining selections continue, where the rules allow.

If a bet is settled incorrectly because of a clear error, incorrect information or a processing problem, the settlement may be corrected. This can include reversing an incorrect payment or adjusting the account balance. Corrections are intended to restore the position that should have applied under the relevant rules. Players must not knowingly withdraw or use funds credited because of an obvious error.

Multiple and related bets

Multiple bets combine two or more selections and are subject to the conditions shown when the bet is placed. A multiple bet may be affected if one selection is void, changed or unable to be settled. Related selections, duplicate selections or combinations that cannot fairly be offered may be restricted, rejected or treated under the applicable market rules.

4. Account conduct, disputes and responsible play

Only one person should use an individual betting account, and all betting activity must be conducted personally by the account holder unless a permitted process states otherwise. You must not use another person's payment method, account credentials or identity information without authorisation. You must also avoid behaviour that could compromise the fairness, security or proper operation of the service.

Do not create or use accounts to avoid account limits, restrictions, verification requirements or responsible gambling controls.
Do not submit false information or use documents that do not belong to you.
Do not interfere with the website, betting platform, software, data feeds or security systems.
Do not attempt to manipulate events, influence participants or coordinate dishonest betting activity.
Do not use automated tools or other methods that breach the applicable service rules.
Do not place bets on behalf of another person where this is not permitted.

Where activity appears unusual, unlawful, fraudulent or inconsistent with the account information provided, action may be taken in line with the applicable Terms and Conditions and legal obligations. This may include requesting further information, delaying a transaction while checks are completed, restricting access, cancelling affected bets or referring a matter to the appropriate authority where required.

If you believe a bet has been accepted, recorded or settled incorrectly, review the bet details and account history first. Any query should include enough information to identify the relevant event, market, selection, date and bet reference, where available. Complaints are assessed against the records held by the service, the rules displayed for the market and any applicable legal or regulatory requirements.

Boomerang Casino may update these Betting Rules when the service, technology, market offering or legal requirements change. The current version published on the website is the version that should be read before placing a bet. If a material change affects an existing bet, the rule applicable to that bet will be considered together with the relevant market conditions and legal requirements.

Bet responsibly and take regular breaks. Set personal spending and time limits before you start, avoid chasing losses and never gamble while under the influence of alcohol or when distressed. If you feel your gambling is becoming difficult to control, use the responsible gambling tools available to you and seek support from an appropriate Australian service or qualified professional.