Dexsport Betting Rules for Web3 Wagers and Market Settlement

Scope of Betting Activity

Dexsport allows players to place wagers on sports events, eSports competitions, casino products and other markets listed on the platform. Because Dexsport operates in a Web3 environment, betting activity may involve cryptocurrency deposits, connected wallets, blockchain records and smart contract confirmation. These Betting Rules describe how wagers are accepted, how markets are interpreted, how results are settled and how users should manage their own responsibilities before placing a bet.

For the purposes of these rules, a player is a user who places a wager through Dexsport. A bet is the agreement connected with a selected event outcome. A bid is the amount placed on that outcome. The line is the active set of events, limits, prices and market conditions available on Dexsport. Winning odds are used to calculate payouts when the selected outcome is settled as successful.

By submitting a wager, the player accepts the rules of the selected market. If a sport, tournament, eSports title, promotion or specific bet type has additional conditions, those conditions may apply together with the general standards on this page.

Access, Age and Legal Responsibility

Dexsport is intended only for users who may legally participate in online betting. A player must be at least 18 years old or meet the minimum gambling age in their own jurisdiction if that age is higher. The player must also decide whether sportsbook betting, casino gaming, cryptocurrency transactions and Web3 wallet access are lawful where they use the platform.

Dexsport does not confirm that its services are permitted in every country or region. Any reporting, taxation, fiscal declaration or local compliance obligation connected with winnings or losses remains the responsibility of the player. Dexsport may restrict, suspend or close access where it identifies fraud, market abuse, false information, security concerns, harmful gambling patterns or violations of platform rules.

Wallet Security and Crypto Transfers

Players who use Dexsport must manage their own wallet access and transaction details. Dexsport may support deposits and withdrawals in approved cryptocurrencies, including BTC, ETH, USDT, TRON, SOL, DOGE, DESU Token and other accepted digital assets, depending on current integrations and network availability.

Before making a deposit or withdrawal, the player should verify:

• selected cryptocurrency;
• blockchain network;
• wallet address;
• transfer amount;
• access to the connected wallet;
• compatibility of the selected asset and network.

Blockchain transfers may be irreversible. Dexsport does not request private keys or seed phrases. Losses caused by phishing, malware, invalid addresses, wrong networks, unsupported transfers, compromised devices or user negligence remain the player’s responsibility.

Bet Confirmation and Blockchain Record

A wager is not completed at the moment the player only views a market or prepares a stake. It becomes valid after submission and confirmation by the relevant Dexsport system or smart contract process. Once a bet is registered on the blockchain and a confirmation message or bet number appears on the website or bet slip, the player cannot cancel, edit or reverse that wager.

Technical issues after confirmation do not automatically cancel a valid bet. This includes connection failures, wallet access problems, communication delays, browser errors or device interruptions. A confirmed wager remains subject to market rules unless Dexsport rules allow correction, refund settlement, exclusion from combo calculation or voiding.

Main Wager Groups

Dexsport may offer several wager groups across pre-match lines, live markets, eSports, casino-related products and other events. Ordinary bets are placed on one selected outcome in one event. If the selection is correct, the wager is settled as won according to the confirmed odds.

Combo bets join multiple independent selections into one wager. The combined odds are calculated by multiplying the odds of each included outcome. A combo wins only if all selections are successful. If one selection loses, the entire combo loses. If one selection is cancelled, postponed or settled by refund logic, that selection may be calculated with odds equal to 1.

Key combo conditions include:

• at least two events must be included;
• maximum combo odds value is 500;
• related selections may be restricted;
• different outcomes from the same event may be prohibited;
• refunded selections may remain in calculation as odds equal to 1.

Combo+ may be available for qualifying combo wagers. When available, an additional multiplier may apply depending on the number of selected events, qualifying odds and current offer terms.

Market Types and Result Logic

Dexsport may provide markets on match winners, draws, double chance, tournament winners, participant results, “Who Will Go On” selections, handicaps, totals and individual totals. Double chance covers two possible results. Participant result markets may involve a team or athlete reaching a stage, taking a place or progressing further in a tournament. “Who Will Go On” markets are settled by comparing which selected participant advances further.

Adjustment-based markets use a different calculation method. In handicap betting, a stated value is added to the selected team or participant result before the wager is settled. In total betting, the player predicts whether the number of specified actions will be over or under the offered value. Individual totals apply this approach to one team or participant. Double Asian handicap and double total wagers divide one stake into two half bets, with each part settled separately against the nearest relevant value.

eSports and In-Game Markets

Dexsport may offer eSports wagers where results depend on game mechanics instead of only the final match winner. First Blood usually means the first kill of a game character by the opposing team. Kills caused only by creeps, minions, neutral units or similar sources may not count unless the market rules state otherwise. First Roshan requires the player to choose which team kills Roshan first. Round Duration depends on whether the round lasts over or under the stated minute value, with whole minutes counted where applicable.

In some eSports markets, totals, handicaps, individual totals and even/odd selections may be counted in deaths unless another unit is specified. A death may include a character death caused by enemy units, creeps, Roshan or other in-game sources. Bo1, Bo2, Bo3 and Bo5 describe the map format of the match. If a technical defeat is declared on a map, round or full match, uncertain markets may be settled with odds equal to 1.

Line Conditions and Invalid Bets

Bets are accepted according to the Dexsport line available when the wager is placed. The line may include odds, limits, totals, handicaps, combo availability and market-specific terms. Dexsport may update markets after publication, but already confirmed bet conditions remain unchanged unless these rules allow correction, refund settlement, voiding or exclusion from combo calculation.

A wager may be refused or adjusted when:

• it is placed after the actual event start;
• a live wager is accepted after the event has ended;
• the displayed odds were clearly incorrect;
• a technical or pricing issue affected the market;
• the maximum accepted amount for the event was reached;
• the wager violates platform or market rules.

Pre-match wagers must be submitted before the actual start of the event. Live wagers may remain valid while the competition is in progress. Published dates and start times are informational; actual start time and official event data are used for settlement.

Settlement Sources and Event Changes

Dexsport may settle wagers using official protocols, organizer information, trusted statistical providers and platform competition data. Temporary live score delays, translation issues, spelling differences or data inaccuracies do not automatically cancel a wager.

Refund logic or odds equal to 1 may apply where an event is cancelled, postponed beyond the applicable 36–48 hour period, or interrupted and not completed within the applicable 12–18 hour period. The same may apply if the outcome cannot be determined, a participant withdraws under refund rules, official results are unavailable, or a validator detects that the bet was placed after the outcome became known or after one side gained a clear advantage.

If an event result is later changed because of protest, disqualification, doping decision or another post-event review, the initial result may still be used unless specific rules state otherwise.

Withdrawals, Cashout and Account Review

A user balance may be withdrawn after wagering requirements are completed. Depending on the applicable rule, the player may need to wager the deposit amount with minimum odds of 1.3 or complete x1 wagering in casino games.

Cashout is an individual offer that allows a player to settle a wager under changed terms before ordinary settlement. It may change the odds, payout amount or settlement time. The player may accept or decline the offer. Dexsport may change, withdraw or decide not to provide Cashout without explanation.

Players may contact support about account access, deposits, withdrawals, technical issues, disputes, security concerns or general platform questions through live chat or [email protected]. If a dispute is submitted, Dexsport may review betting records, blockchain transaction data, smart contract execution logs, platform activity, official results and applicable rules. Internal decisions are final unless applicable law requires otherwise.

Updates to Betting Rules

Dexsport may update these Betting Rules because of platform development, smart contract upgrades, security changes, operational needs, market updates or regulatory requirements. Users are responsible for reviewing the current version. Continued use of Dexsport after updates means acceptance of the revised Betting Rules.