1. In the event of a match starting but not being completed (player retirement, disqualification, etc.) then two sets must be completed for action on the moneyline (Regular Tournaments).  For Grand Slams (Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open) 3 sets must be completed for action on the moneyline on the Men's matchups (Women's 2 sets must be completed in any tournament). Winner will be player that advances to the next Round. (Correct set score will be void if match is not completed).
2. Wagers placed on matches will have action (stand) even if the match is postponed (due to weather) and completed on a later date (24Hr Rule does not apply for Tennis Matchups).
3. In the event of a change in the number of sets to be played, match bets will stand, but set betting will be void.
4. In the event of a change of playing surface, venue, or outside to indoor court and vice versa, all bets will stand.
5. Tennis Times are not final, times will be set according to official source. (Manager's discretion).  (Pastposted wagers will be determined by internal source and not a score provider). All matchups will have action regarless of schedule. (Each tournament have different rules when setting draw order specially starting the tournament).

1. Betting may be offered on the outcome of a match in terms of set results. Women always play the best of 3 sets, and men may play the best of 3 or 5. There are 4 possible results for a 3 set match (2-0 or 2-1 to either player) and 6 options for a 5 set match (3-0, 3-1, or 3-2 to either player). Prices are offered for each outcome.
2. Wagers are void if the statutory number of sets is not completed.

1. If a set is completed then bets on the market to Win that Set will stand.

1. In the event of a match starting but not being completed then all bets on total games will be void, except when the match have completed two sets on regular tournaments (3 sets on major tournaments) and the total games played exceed the over games quote this will be deemed a winner. A tie break is considered as one game for grading purposes.

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