1. Tickets go as written and cannot be altered or disputed after the fact.
   
2. Once a wager is accepted by both parties, tickets will not be altered or voided prior to the start of said event except at the discretion of management and with the approval of both parties.
   
3. Management will keep a record of all point spreads, odds, final scores, and related proposition statistics and wagers to protect both the customer and management in the case of obvious mechanical or human error.

C. Wagering tickets are void after 30 days from conclusion of the event. Winning tickets may be mailed in for redemption. See the reverse side of the wagering ticket for mail-in collection instructions and address.

1. If a game is postponed and/or rescheduled to a later date, said game will automatically constitute "no action" for wagering purposes, unless otherwise stipulated.
   
2. Boxing matches must go within one (1) week of specified date to be considered "action" unless otherwise stated.

1. Called games must go a minimum of five innings, or four and one-half innings if the home team is ahead.
   
2. The called games rule also applies to seven-innings scheduled games.
   
3. If a game goes past five innings and is subsequently called, the winner is determined by the score after the last full inning of play. (Except in a case in which the home team scores to tie or take the lead in the bottom half of the inning in which the game is called, the runs do count.)

C. BASKETBALL (professional): After 43 minutes of play.

D. BOXING (professional): When bell (buzzer, etc.) is sounded signifying the start of the opening round, the bout is considered official for wagering purposes, regardless of the scheduled length.

E. FOOTBALL (both college and professional): After 55 minutes of play.

F HOCKEY (professional and college): After 55 minutes of play.

G. 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 for wagering purposes.

B. When wagering on baseball "totals" (i.e., over or under) or "Run Lines", the game must go at least the regulation nine innings (eight and one-half if the home team is ahead) for a scheduled nine-inning game and seven innings (six and one half if the home team is ahead) for a scheduled seven-inning game.

1. If the game goes past regulation innings and is subsequently suspended or postponed, it is considered to have "action" and the winner and loser shall be determined by the score at the time the game is called. In the case where the home team does not bat (complete their turn at bat) in the bottom half of an extra-inning game, the score reverts back to the previous full inning of play.
   
2. Listed or specified pitchers must start in over/under wagers or "Run Line" wagers or there is "no action".

B. On half-time (in progress) wagers, overtime periods are included as part of the second half.

B. In all future (advance) wagering involving a recognized sport organization (i.e., Super Bowl, World Series, etc.) the winner, as determined by the League Commissioner, Chairman or other authoritative office at the conclusion of said event, will also be declared the winner for wagering purposes. On all future book wagers (advanced wagers) there are no refunds.

1. Action: Team against team regardless of the starting pitcher.
   
2. One Specific Pitcher: A wager on or against one specific pitcher regardless of the other starting pitcher. The specified pitcher must start or the wager is deemed "no action."
   
3. Both Specified Pitchers: A wager that specifies both starting pitchers. Any variation constitutes "no action".
   
4. NOTE: Each team's starting pitcher is defined, for wagering purposes, as the pitcher who throws the initial pitch.

B. In boxing, a full round is defined as one in which the bell, buzzer, etc. has sounded signifying the conclusion of such round. If a fighter is counted out or the bout officially stopped prior to the bell, buzzer, etc such round is not considered a full round for wagering purposes.

C. All boxing straight win wagers will have action regardless of any changes in weight class, scheduled length of the bout, or championship sanction unless otherwise stipulated. All boxing round, K.O. or decision proposition wagers are no action if the scheduled length of the bout is changed.

D. On boxing K.O. proposition wagers, K.O. includes knockout, technical knockout, disqualification, technical decision, or any other stoppage unless otherwise stipulated.

E. On boxing decision proposition wagers, decision means the fight must go the entire scheduled distance.

B. All wagers are action; no refunds except match-up propositions (see rule 10F).

C. All wagers are action, regardless of when the race is run to conclusion.

D. Wagers accepted on drivers only, not team or car.

E. The winner at the conclusion of race will be the winner for wagering purposes.

F. In match-up propositions, all drivers involved in any match-up must start or the wager is deemed NO ACTION and all wagers involved in the match-up will be refunded.

B. All golfers in a match-up must tee off to start the tournament, or that match-up is no action (NA).

C. Golfer with the better (lower) score wins the match-up (with equal rounds played) unless otherwise stated.

D. If one golfer continues play after his opponent has missed the cut, withdrawn (WD), or been disqualified (DO); the golfer who continues play wins his match-up.

E. If both golfers in a match-up are in a play-off:

1. Winner of play-off (and tournament) wins match-up.
   
2. All other play-off participants tie each other.

B. Payoffs with parlay tickets on all money line wagers are determined using standard money line calculations.

C. Combination parlays are figured first referring to the pay table then applying the result to the standard money line calculations.

D. Final calculations are rounded to the nearest nickel.

E. Off the board maximum parlay payoff limit: 299-1.