1. Management reserves the right to add, delete, or change the House Rules and/or payoff odds subject to regulatory approval of the Mississippi Gaming Commission.
2. Management reserves the right to refuse any wager or delete or limit any selection(s) prior to the acceptance of the wagers.
3. In cases when (a) a bet is accepted by a technical error, (b) the customer does not have enough funds either in‐person or via a wagering account (if available), or (c) Management has not received the full payment, the bet will be void.
4. Management determines the minimum and maximum wagers on all events.
5. Management reserves the right to void wagers on an event for which the teams and/or their respective odds are displayed incorrectly, with notification and approval from the Executive Director.
6. The use of two‐way electronic communication devices is allowed while at the counter or kiosk placing a wager unless posted otherwise or the IVCR Supervisory Personnel request discontinuing the use of the device.
7. Mississippi law prohibits persons under 21 from wagering, collecting winning wagers, or loitering in or about the Sports Book area.
8. All wagers will be deemed to have been accepted from the individual placing the wager only, and not on behalf of any entity.
9. Accepting telephone or electronic wagers from outside IVCR facility is strictly prohibited.
10. Wagers may be accepted at other than the posted odds, please check your ticket prior to leaving the window.
11. Wagering rules and conditions are subject to change; please refer to odds sheets/displays for details. If there is a conflict between a stipulation on an odds sheet/display and these House Rules, the stipulation on the odds sheet/display will prevail.
12. Records are maintained in such a manner to protect the customer and Sports Book in case of a computer, mechanical, technical, or human error.
13. The Kiosk only accepts cash, vouchers, and winning tickets for wagers.

1. Check your wagering ticket for accuracy as all tickets go as written. Once both parties accept a wager, tickets will not be altered or voided except at the discretion of Management.
2. No winning wager will be paid without the customer copy of the wagering ticket, except for lost, stolen or unreadable tickets which will be honored as stated below.
3. Management is not responsible for lost, stolen, altered, or unreadable tickets. For all honored lost or stolen winning wagering tickets, once the rightful owner of a winning ticket is determined, payment is made as soon as possible; otherwise, the waiting period for honored claims will be 120 days. Altered and unreadable tickets require a 120‐day waiting period before claims can be determined.
4. Winning tickets are void after 120 days from the conclusion of the event.
5. Winning wagering ticket redemption is available by mail. For redemption winning tickets are mailed to the address below. See the reverse side of the wagering ticket for mail‐in collection instructions and address. If a self‐addressed envelope is not included, a processing fee may be charged.
   Island View Casino Resort
   P.O. Box 1600
   Gulfport, MS 39502
6. The time on the tickets is Central Daylight Time (CDT).

1. Except as noted below or otherwise specified, all events must be held within forty‐eight (48) hours of the scheduled start time to be considered "action.” Bets will be declared canceled for postponed events which have not started within 48 hours after the originally scheduled starting time. This rule does not apply to tennis and baseball, for which Sport Specific Rules can be found below.
   1. Tennis matches will have a final outcome regardless of how long delays last. Official organizers usually delay one day due to rain; if the official organizer decides to cancel the game, so will we.
   2. Baseball: Matches that have not started or are abandoned and not resumed within 12 hours of the originally scheduled starting time will be postponed and markets will be canceled. All markets include Extra Innings unless stated otherwise.
2. Should an event be moved from the originally announced venue, with or without change of playing surface, all bets will remain valid unless the new event location is the team’s home venue, which originally was listed as the away team. In such cases all bets will be canceled. Individual Sports: The bet will be canceled if an event is moved to a different location.
3. Both sides must start in any two‐way matchup propositions.
4. Any straight wager deemed “no action” will be refunded. If a parlay has a leg deemed “no action,”, the parlay will be reduced by one selection (i.e., 4‐team parlay becomes a 3‐team parlay, 2‐team parlay becomes a straight wager).
5. For player proposition bets to be considered “action,” the following criteria must be met (unless otherwise stated):
   • Football – the player must play
   • Baseball – the player must start
   • Basketball – the player must play
   • Hockey – the player must play
   • Soccer – the player must start. Additionally, extra time and penalty kick shootout statistics are not included in proposition wagers. See soccer specific rules for additional exceptions.
6. For season long player statistical leader and award futures, players must play in at least 50% of regular season games for “action”.

1. Except as noted below or otherwise specified, all events must be held within forty‐eight (48) hours of the scheduled start time to be considered "action.” Bets will be declared canceled for postponed events which have not started within 48 hours after the originally scheduled starting time. This rule does not apply to tennis and baseball, for which Sport Specific Rules can be found below.
   1. Tennis matches will have a final outcome regardless of how long delays last. Official organizers usually delay one day due to rain; if the official organizer decides to cancel the game, so will we.
   2. Baseball: Matches that have not started or are abandoned and not resumed within 12 hours of the originally scheduled starting time will be postponed and markets will be canceled. All markets include Extra Innings unless stated otherwise.
1. Should an event be moved from the originally announced venue, with or without change of playing surface, all bets will remain valid unless the new event location is the team’s home venue, which originally was listed as the away team. In such cases all bets will be canceled. Individual Sports: The bet will be canceled if an event is moved to a different location.
2. Both sides must start in any two‐way matchup propositions.
3. Any straight wager deemed “no action” will be refunded. If a parlay has a leg deemed “no action,”, the parlay will be reduced by one selection (i.e., 4‐team parlay becomes a 3‐team parlay, 2‐team parlay becomes a straight wager).
4. For player proposition bets to be considered “action,” the following criteria must be met (unless otherwise stated):
• Football – the player must play
• Baseball – the player must start
• Basketball – the player must play
• Hockey – the player must play
• Soccer – the player must start. Additionally, extra time and penalty kick shootout statistics are not included in proposition wagers. See soccer specific rules for additional exceptions.
1. For season long player statistical leader and award futures, players must play in at least 50% of regular season games for “action”.

1. General: Unless expressly stated below, in case an event is abandoned, all bets will be canceled regardless of the score‐line at the time of abandonment, except for:
   1. Wagers on an event where the event organizer provides an official result within 48 hours of the scheduled starting time.
   2. Wagers on an event where the outcome has already been decided, like first goal scorer or half‐time result.
   3. Wagers where Sport Specific Rules specify other conditions for settling and canceling bets.
2. BASEBALL and SOFTBALL: In all nine‐inning scheduled games, winners and losers are "official" after nine innings of play unless the home team is leading after eight and one‐half innings or the game is tied at the end of 9 innings and goes into extra innings. In all seven‐inning scheduled games, winners and losers are "official" after seven innings of play unless the home team is leading after six and one‐half innings or the game is tied at the end of seven innings and goes into extra innings. If a game goes into extra innings, winners and losers are “official” after the winner is decided after a full inning of play if the visiting team is ahead, or after the home team has scored to win the game.
   
   
   1. Called/suspended games must go a minimum of five innings, or four and one‐half innings if the home team is ahead.
   2. The called/suspended games rule also applies to seven‐inning scheduled games.
   3. For bets on the pregame money line, if a game goes past five innings and is subsequently called/suspended, the winner is determined by the score after the last full inning of play, unless the team batting second scores to tie, or takes the lead in the bottom half of the inning, in which case the results are determined by the score at the time the game is called.
   4. For first 5 innings wagers, if a game is suspended in the bottom of the 5th inning with the home team ahead, all money line bets will be posted as official at the time of suspension, with the total being refunded.
3. MOTOR SPORTS: A race must be completed or deemed official by the governing body, and a winner declared within seven (7) days of the start of the race to be considered “official”. If an event does not start, as long as the event finishes within the particular season, all bets are “action”.
4. GOLF: A tournament must be completed or deemed official by the governing body, and a winner declared within seven (7) days of the start of the tournament to be considered “official”. If an event does not start, as long as the event finishes within the particular season, all bets are “action”.
5. OTHER: All other contests that involve a scheduled length of play or time limit must play to their conclusion or have five minutes or less of scheduled playing time remaining when the contest concludes in order to be considered "official" unless otherwise specified.

1. The winner of an event or game will be determined on the date of the event's conclusion. Management does not recognize suspended games, protests, overturned decisions, changes to the score, etc. At its sole discretion, management may delay winning wagers payment if the final score is questioned or challenged. Once the score is posted for payment, no subsequent score changes will be recognized.
2. The winner of a proposition wager that occurs while a game or match is in progress will be “action,” regardless if the game or match is played to its conclusion unless otherwise specified.
3. If a conference or division alignment is changed for any reason, the original futures on those specific categories will be deemed “no action”.
4. If a league declares a championship, conference, division, award or any other category a winner, all bets on the winning team (or player) will be paid out regardless of team relocation, name change, or changes to regular season schedules or playoff formats, and regardless of when they are determined as long as they are designated winners by the league in a particular season.
5. Bets will be paid out if the league declares a championship, conference, division, or any other category a winner without playoffs taking place in a particular season.
6. If a league does not declare a championship, conference, division, or any other category a winner, all bets on those futures markets will be void and considered “no action”.
7. When betting on the “Field,” the field includes all other players or teams that are not specifically listed. Regardless of where the “Field” selection is located on the mobile app in a particular event, all of the players or teams listed in the event are NOT included in the “Field” wager (bet), no matter what order in which they are displayed.

1. Straight wager, “no action”: The wager will be refunded.
2. Parlays and Teasers:
   Parlays: If one or more legs are resulted as a tie or “push,” the parlay reverts to a lower number of wagers (selections) with the odds of the parlay recalculated based on the remaining legs.
   1. Teasers: In the event one teaser leg resulting in a push or canceled, the following settlement will take place:
      1. Two Team Teaser: the entire teaser is canceled, and the bet will be refunded.
      2. Any other Teaser: teaser pay‐out will be recalculated, removing the canceled or push legs.
3. Dead Heats: In the case of a tie for an award or any other event, odds will be divided by the number of winners. In case two or more participants in a Win or Group Outright bet type are declared joint winners ‐ and no odds have been offered for a tie or a draw ‐ dead heat rules may be used to settle bets. In such cases, the net odds for the participants in question will be divided by the number of participants involved in the draw scenario.

1. Customer Service address and phone number are:
   
   Island View Casino Resort
   P.O. Box 1600
   Gulfport, MS 39502
   (877) 774‐8439
2. In the event of a dispute that cannot be resolved to the satisfaction of the customer, the customer has the right to file a dispute with the Mississippi Gaming Commission. Decisions of the Mississippi Gaming Commission are final.

1. Cash Out allows the opportunity to fully settle or partially settle a bet at the displayed value (“Cash Out") before the event is determined.
2. Bets will not be placed with the sole intention to Cash Out, as availability is never guaranteed.
3. Single and Multiple bets placed both pre‐match and in‐play are eligible to Cash Out.
4. Cash Out is only available on bets made through a wagering account (if available) where all selections placed are from eligible markets.
5. A Cash Out Offer is subject to a time delay; price changes or market suspensions during this time may result in a new Cash Out Offer being made, or in the suspension or removal of the Cash Out Offer on that wager (selection) or event at that time.
6. The Cash Out offer considers the following factors: selection, prices taken, and current bet status.
7. Once a successful Cash Out message is returned for a full Cash Out, the bet is settled immediately and deemed final. No further event outcome will contribute to that bet.
8. When a bet is partially Cashed Out, part of your bet is settled, and any subsequent events will only impact the part of your bet that has not been Cashed Out.

• Main Markets Rules
  Bets on “Half / Period / Quarter/ Set/ Game/ Map/ Round etc. " refer to the result achieved in the relevant timeframe. This does not include any other goals / points / runs etc. achieved from other parts of the event. Overtime period is excluded unless otherwise is stated.
• Money Line / Winner
  Predict the winner of the event. The option of a draw is removed, and market is offered with 2 outcomes (Team A vs Team B or Player A vs Player B). Bets on Player or Team to win an event including overtime if played. Bets on a Player or Team to win an Inning, Game, Set, Period, Quarter, Half and Match bets do not include overtime unless otherwise is stated (please check Sport Specific betting rules). If the game/event or relevant timeframe ends in a draw bets will be void and bets will be refunded.
• Match Result / 3‐Way Money Line
  Predict the winner of the game/event. This market has 3 outcomes and the draw option is offered (Team A or Player A, Draw, Team B or Player B). Bets do not include overtime period.
• Draw No Bet
  Predict which team will be the winner. Draw No Bet is similar to Winner and Money Line market but overtime period is excluded unless otherwise is stated. In case of a draw, all bets will be void and full bet will be refunded.
• Handicap Markets
  Predict the winner of the game/event, applying the given spread (handicap). In handicap betting, a team is awarded a ‘’virtual’’ goal / points / set / games advantage. This advantage will be added to the official final result for grading purposes.
  
  Examples:
  1. Football. (Team A) +3 vs (Team B) ‐3. We place a bet of $100 on Team B to win. Team B must win the game with a margin more than 3 for the bet to win. If Team B wins with exact 3 points bets are considered as void and bets are refunded. If Team wins or lose game by less than 3 points bets on Team B are lost.
  2. Basketball: (Team A) ‐2.5 vs (Team B) +2.5. We place a bet of $100 on Team B +2.5. Bets win if Team B wins or lose by 2 points or less. If Team B lose by 3 or more points bet is lost.
  3. Asian handicap: The Asian Line is a special type of handicap used for Soccer matches. Depending on the strength of each team, a handicap is awarded. This enables the odds for each side to be more similar. All bets on the Asian Handicap in live betting (including 1st/2nd half bets / extra time/ 1st half extra time and 2nd half extra time) are settled according to the score line. Any goals prior to the bet being placed are ignored for settlement purposes. Matches can be handicapped in 1⁄2 and 1⁄4 intervals as to eliminate the possibility of a push since no one can score a half‐goal. Quarter (1⁄4) handicaps split the bet between the two closest 1⁄2 intervals. For instance, a $100 bet with a handicap of 13⁄4 (or 1,75) is the same as be􀆫ng $50 at 11⁄2 (or 1,5) and $50 at 1⁄4 handicap bets, you can win and draw (win 1⁄2 of bet) or lose and draw (lose 1⁄2 bet). The 1⁄4 goal handicap may be expressed as ‘’ 0,25’’ or "0 and 1⁄2", or as "pk and 1⁄2”. The bettor's bet amount is automatically divided equally and placed as 2 separate bets. This means that with a handicap point of 0‐0.5 or 0 and 1⁄2, half of your bet is on the 0‐point handicap and the other half is on the 0.5 handicap.
• Total (Over/Under)
  Predict if the points / goals / runs / games etc. scored will be over or under a given number. The market will be settled according to specific T&C of each sport. Total market may refer to whole game/event or a period of it (e.g. half, quarter, inning, period, interval etc.). Moreover, total market can be offered for a team or player (for instance Home team under/over, Away Team Under/Over, Player A Under/Over etc.). Finally, total may refer to goals, points, sets, games, corners, cards (bookings), booking points, turnovers, touchdowns, field goals, touch downs, sacks, 180s, classified drivers, tries, bases and player props. If a game/event is abandoned, bets will be void unless settlement is already determined.
• Winning Margin
  
  Predict the team to win the match and the margin of victory. Example 1: Football, Team A vs Team B. If we believe that it will be a close match, but Team A will win, we can select Team A to win by 1‐6 points Margin. By this, our bet wins if Team A win by 1 up to 6 points. If Team A wins by 7 points or more our bet will lose. Example 2: Basketball Team A vs Team B. If we believe that Team A will easily win, we are able to place a bet on Team A to win by 21 or more points. Bet will win only if Team A wins by 21+ points difference.
• Half‐Time/Full‐Time
  Predict the result of a game at halftime and at the end of regular time. In baseball, half time is defined as the first 5 innings of a game. The possible outcomes of this market are the following:
  • (Half Time result / Full Time result)
  • Home Team / Home Team
  • Home Team / Draw
  • Home Team / Away Team
  • Draw / Home Team
  • Draw / Draw
  • Draw / Away Team
  • Away Team / Away Team
  • Away Team / Draw
  • Away Team / Home Team
• Money Line / Winner
  Predict the winner of the event. The option of a draw is removed, and market is offered with 2 outcomes (Team A vs Team B or Player A vs Player B). Bets on Player or Team to win an event including overtime if played. Bets on a Player or Team to win an Inning, Game, Set, Period, Quarter, Half and Match bets do not include overtime unless otherwise is stated (please check Sport Specific betting rules).
  
  If the game/event or relevant timeframe ends in a draw bets will be void and bets will be refunded.

Race to X
Predict which team will be the first to score X points in the game/event. The Race market may also refer to Runs (Baseball), Corners (Soccer), Games (Tennis), Goals (Handball), etc. ‘Race to X’ can be offered for the game/event or a period, of it for instance in a Volleyball game 1st set race to X points or in a basketball game 1st quarter race to 15 points. In a 2‐way market, selections are home and away team (or Player 1, Player 2). If a game/event ends before any team reaches the specific number of points, the market is considered canceled and bets are refunded. In a 3‐ way market except home and away there is the “none” option.

Highest Scoring half/quarter/period
Predict in which half / quarter / period most points/goals will be scored. If two or more quarters/periods or halves have the same highest score, then Dead‐heat rule apply unless equal outcome is offered.

To Qualify / Win the Cup / Advance to next round/ Win the Group or Division. Bet on a team or player to qualify to the next round of the tournament. Winner is the team/player advancing to the next round or winning the cup. Should a team be disqualified from the tournament prior to the match, and a bye is awarded, then all qualification bets will be void. One‐leg match: If the referee abandons a match (e.g. due to crowd disturbances, unplayability of the pitch, or one team not having enough players to continue) bets will be settled based on decisions of the relevant governing body.

Division Betting
In case of a change in the official competition rules, during the competition, bets will be considered as void (i.e., if the number of teams relegated changes). For settlement purposes, dead‐heat rule will apply in the event of two or more teams tying in the standings. Bets will stand on any team which does not complete all its fixtures. The only exception to this is for South American leagues, where a play‐off is played to determine the league winner when teams are tied 1st on points. In this case, we will deem the league winner to be the winner of the subsequent playoff. If a team is removed from the league before the season has started, then all bets on that market will be made void. If a team is removed or excluded during the season, due to any external reasons (i.e., due to debt) then all bets concerning this team will be canceled and settled as void.

Head‐To‐Head (H2H) and Triple head (H3H) betting
Predict which one of the teams/competitors in the Head‐To‐Head gets the best finishing result/position/points. Both participants in a H2H must start for bets to stand, and at least one of the participants must finish with an official result. Otherwise all bets will be void and full bets will be refunded.

For H3H the same rules apply, only in a H3H there will be 3 competitors/teams available to select.

Season H2H: Predict which team/participant will get the highest final position in a competition. Play‐offs are not included unless stated otherwise. Markets will be settled according to the official standings of the governing body.

Correct Scores
Predict the score at the end of normal time, unless stated otherwise. Own goals count.

Double Chance
A Double Chance market allows you to cover two of the three possible outcomes in a game with one bet.

The following options are available:
1 or X ‐ if the result is either a home win or a draw then bets on this option are winners.
X or 2 ‐ if the result is either a draw or an away win then bets on this option are winners.
1 or 2 ‐ if the result is either a home win or an away win then bets on this option are winners

In Running Bet (Live Bet)
When scores are displayed in running, every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the score and game/event situation. However, no liability is accepted for incorrect information displayed.