Baseball Market Rules

Market where you predict the match winner

Team A (win) or Team B (win).

If the match ends in a draw, the stake will be refunded.

Market where you predict whether the combined runs of both teams will be over or under the set line.

Example:

Choose Over 1.5 / Under 1.5

Over 1.5: wins if 2 or more runs

Under 1.5: wins if 1 or fewer runs

Choose Over 2 / Under 2

Over 2: wins if 3 or more runs

Under 2: wins if 1 or fewer runs

*Exactly 2 runs = draw (stake refunded)

Also,

[nth Inning - Total] means predicting only the specified inning total.

[Team Total (incl. extra innings)] means predicting only the selected team’s total runs.

Market where you predict the outcome considering the selected handicap.

Example:

Team A (-2.0): subtract 2 runs from Team A’s score to settle.

If the score is 3-1 for Team A, it becomes 1-1, which is a draw (stake refunded).

If the handicap is (n.5), there is always a winner and no draw (no refund).

Market where you predict the match outcome

Team A (win) or Draw or Team B (win).

If the match ends in a draw, only bets on Draw will be settled as winners.

Also,

[nth Inning - 1x2] means predicting only the specified inning result.

[1–5 Innings - 1x2] means predicting the result for innings 1 through 5.

Predict whether the total number of goals will be odd or even.

Predict whether extra time will be played in the match.

This is a market where you predict which team will reach the predetermined number of points first.

Example:

In [Race to 3 runs],

you predict which team will be the first to reach 3 points.

If Team A scores 3 points first in the top of the 1st inning,

even if Team B later ties it with 3 points in the bottom of the 1st,

the bet on Team A will still win.

If [None] is selected, your bet wins if neither team reaches 3 points.

Market where you predict the number of hits by the player.

Example:

If you select [2+],

You win if the player records 2 or more hits.

Market where you predict the number of home runs by the player.

Example:

If you select [1+],

You win if the player hits 1 or more home runs.

Market where you predict the player’s total bases.

Calculation of total bases is as follows:

Single: 1

Double: 2

Triple: 3

Home run: 4

*Walks, hit by pitch, sacrifice hits, and reaching base on errors do not count toward total bases.

Market where you predict whether the player’s total bases will be over or under the set line.

Calculation of total bases is as follows:

Single: 1

Double: 2

Triple: 3

Home run: 4

*Walks, hit by pitch, sacrifice hits, and reaching base on errors do not count toward total bases.

This market predicts the total number of runs and RBIs (Runs Batted In) recorded by the specified player.

The calculation method for runs and RBIs is as follows:

- Run: When the player scores by reaching home plate as a result of their own or a teammate’s hit.

- RBI: When a teammate or the player scores due to the player’s hit.

*For a home run, the player is credited with 1 run and 1 RBI.

- Other cases

Walks or hit-by-pitch: Normally, neither runs nor RBIs are counted. However, in the case of a bases-loaded walk (walk-off run), 1 RBI is counted.

Sacrifice bunt or sacrifice fly: An RBI is awarded if a runner scores, but a run is not counted unless the batter themselves crosses home plate.

Opponent error: If a runner scores due to an error, a run is counted but no RBI is awarded.

This market predicts whether the total number of runs and RBIs (Runs Batted In) recorded by the specified player will be higher or lower than the set number.

The calculation method for runs and RBIs is as follows:

- Run: When the player scores by reaching home plate as a result of their own or a teammate’s hit.

- RBI: When a teammate or the player scores due to the player’s hit.

*For a home run, the player is credited with 1 run and 1 RBI.*

- Other cases

Walks or hit-by-pitch: Normally, neither runs nor RBIs are counted. However, in the case of a bases-loaded walk (walk-off run), 1 RBI is awarded.

Sacrifice bunt or sacrifice fly: An RBI is awarded if a runner scores, but a run is not counted unless the batter themselves crosses home plate.

Opponent error: If a runner scores due to an error, a run is counted but no RBI is awarded.

Market where you predict whether the player will achieve both specified conditions.

All predictions must be correct to win.

Example:

If you select Player A [hits: 1+ & Team to win],

You win if Player A records at least 1 hit and the selected team wins.

Market where you predict whether the player will achieve both specified conditions.

All predictions must be correct to win.

Example:

If you select Player A [Home run & RBI 2+],

You win if Player A hits a home run and records 2 or more RBIs.

Market where you predict the number of hits allowed by the player.

Example:

If you select [6+],

You win if the player allows 6 or more hits.

Market where you predict whether the player’s allowed hits will be over or under the set line.

Market where you predict the number of strikeouts by the player.

Example:

If you select [5+],

You win if the player records 5 or more strikeouts.

Market where you predict whether the player’s strikeouts will be over or under the set line.Market where you predict which player will record more strikeouts.

If it ends in a tie, the stake will be refunded.

Market where you predict which player will record more total bases.

If it ends in a tie, the stake will be refunded.

Calculation of total bases is as follows:

Single: 1

Double: 2

Triple: 3

Home run: 4

This is a market where you predict the outcome of the series between two options: Team A (Win) or Team B (Win).

If the match ends in a draw, the bet amount will be refunded.

This is a market where you predict whether the total number of wins in the series will be over or under the set number.

Example:

Choose between Over 1.5 / Under 1.5

Over 1.5: Wins if 2 or more points

Under 1.5: Wins if 1 or fewer points

Choose between Over 2 / Under 2

Over 2: Wins if 3 or more points

Under 2: Wins if 1 or fewer points

*2 points is a draw (refund)

This is a market where you predict the series win count considering the selected handicap.

Example:

For Team A (1.5), 1.5 is added to Team A’s total wins to determine the outcome.

If the series result is Team A 3 wins and Team B 4 wins, Team A becomes 4.5 wins, resulting in Team A’s victory.

This is a market where you predict the exact series result at the end of the series.

You can choose from outcomes like 4-0, 4-1, 3-4, etc.

This is a market where you predict in which game the series will be decided.