Sportsbook Rules

2. Definitions

Entities and Platform 2.1. Operator – legal entity engaged in B2C (business to End User) betting activities in accordance with the licensing and legislative requirements of the jurisdiction of operation and providing betting services via its operated Website. 2.2. Sportsbook – means an online platform and all components connected to such platform (including but not limited to source code, object code, technologies, software and tools, executable applications, libraries, subroutines, widgets, plugins and other material needed among other) for the provision of fixed odds betting services. 2.3. End User – An individual who uses the services of the Sportsbook via the Website and has agreed to be bound by these Betting Rules as part of Operator’s Terms and Conditions.

Betting Mechanics and Types 2.4. Bet – risk-based agreement concluded between the End User and the Operator on the outcome of an Event, Market or set of the mentioned which involves placement by the End User of a Stake, the Bet resulting in a Winning based on the Odds or a loss of the Stake, the Operator’s decision being subject to Sportsbook and these Betting Rules. Bets are made on Odds and/or terms proposed by the Sportsbook. 2.5. Stake – monetary value wagered by an End User on an Event, Market or set of the mentioned forming a proposal for a Bet and in case of acceptance of the Bet - basis for calculating potential Winning or Loss in accordance with these Rules. 2.6. Odds – the coefficient as determined by the Sportsbook related to probability of outcome of an Event or Market expressed in a numeric value. 2.7. Winnings – amount of money won by the End User as a result of a Bet in case the End User predicted the Outcome of an Event or Market correctly. 2.8. Loss – The final status of a Bet where the End User’s prediction is incorrect, resulting in the total or partial forfeiture of the Stake to the Operator in accordance with these Rules. 2.9. Line – The total set of Events, Markets, and Odds offered at any point in time on the Website of the Operator for fixed odds betting. 2.10. Outright (Long-term Bet) – A Bet placed on the Outcome of an entire tournament, competition, or series (e.g., Winner of the World Cup) rather than an individual match. 2.11. Related Outcomes (Dependent Outcomes) – Market selections where the Outcome of one choice directly influences or is influenced by the Outcome of

another (e.g., a team to win the match and the same team to win by a specific score). Combining such Outcomes into a standard Combo Bet is prohibited unless offered via a specific feature (e.g., Bet Builder). Event and Market Status 2.12. Event –a sports, esports, virtual sports, political, entertainment or other event (match, game etc.) taking place in a real time on which Odds are offered for fixed odds betting in the Sportsbook. 2.13. Market – A specific betting proposition or type of prediction within an Event (e.g., Total Goals, Match Result, Handicap) on which Odds are offered for fixed odds betting in the Sportsbook. 2.14. Outcome – A specific betting selection or potential scenario within a Market upon which an End User can place a Bet (e.g., Home Win, Over 2.5 Goals). 2.15. Result – The final score, statistics, or official data of an Event or Market as declared by official sources, used to determine which Outcome(s) are winning or losing for the purpose of Bet settlement. 2.16. Abandoned Event – An Event that started but was interrupted before its natural conclusion and was not resumed within the timeframe specified in these Rules (typically 48 hours). 2.17. Postponed Event – An Event that did not start at its officially scheduled time but started at a different time eventually defined by the Organizer. 2.18. Unconditionally Determined – A Market outcome that has already occurred on the field of play and cannot be changed by any further action or by the subsequent interruption/abandonment of the Event (e.g., "First Goal Scorer" once the first goal is scored).

2.19. Runner / Non-Runner – Term defining whether a participant (player or team) has (Runner) or has not (Non-Runner) physically participated in the Event (e.g., entered the field of play, court, or ice) according to the specific rules of that sport , unless otherwise stated in specific Sport Rules (e.g., Section 12.10 for NRL). 2.20. Mercy Rule – A provision where a match ends prematurely because one competitor has a very large and insurmountable lead over the other (as per the specific league's regulations). Data and Informational Services 2.21. Live Scoreboard – An informational tool within the Sportsbook interface showing the live score, elapsed time and other statistics of an Event. 2.22. Broadcast (Live Stream) – Any visual and/or audio transmission of an Event provided through the Sportsbook platform or Operator’s Website otherwise (as applicable from case to case). Broadcasts have informational and entertainment character only, may be subject to delays or technical inaccuracies for which neither the Sportsbook, nor Operator is responsible. Settlement and Integrity 2.23. Settlement – The final process of determining the Outcome of a Bet based on Result of an Event or Market, and consecutive calculation as applicable of a Winning, recording of a Loss or a Refund of a Void Bet in accordance with these Rules.

2.24. Void Bet – A Bet that cannot be settled as a Winning or a Loss and is voided in accordance with the terms of these Rules. Voiding of Bets may occur in the following cases: ● (i) Administrative/Technical: When a Bet is declared Void or Cancelled in accordance with these Rules (e.g., due to an Abandoned Event, a Non-Runner, or an Error). ● (ii) Market-Based: As a natural result of the Market's logic where the Outcome leads to a tie or a "no action" scenario (e.g., Draw No Bet , or whole-number Asian Handicaps and Totals ). In such instances, the Refund is a legitimate Outcome of the Bet rather than a cancellation. 2.25. Refund – The return of the original Stake of a Void Bet to the End User’s account balance, but technically settled at Odds of 1.. 2.26. Dead Heat Rule – A settlement rule applied when two or more competitors share a finishing position relevant to a Bet. In this case, the Stake is divided by the number of tied competitors before applying the Odds. 2.27. Syndicate – A group of End Users acting in concert to bypass individual limits or take advantage of an Error or insider information. 2.28. Fair Play Principle – The fundamental requirement that End Users act in good faith, fair manner, without engagement in fraud, Syndicate, abuse of insider information, participation in match-fixing, collusion, arbitrage abuse, use of automated systems (bots) to gain an unfair advantage, abuse of Error or any other activity or method that compromises the integrity of fixed odds betting. 2.29. Error – Any mistake, technical glitch, misprint, or human error (e.g., inverted Home/Away teams, incorrect Odds, or software bugs) that results in Odds, Market parameters, or Bet settlements that differ significantly from the actual Market average or the factual Outcome of the Event. 2.30. Limit – The maximum or minimum values established by the Operator or Sportsbook regarding the amount of a Stake, the maximum Winnings per Bet or per Event, or the maximum Odds permitted for a specific selection or parlay. Limits may

be general (applied to all End Users) or individual (applied to a specific End User account) and may vary depending on the sport, league or Market type. 2.31. Regular Time – refers to the scheduled duration of an Event as defined by the relevant governing body, including any stoppage or injury time where applicable, but excluding any form of Overtime, Extra Time, or Penalty Shootouts, unless otherwise explicitly stated.