Across 4 deposits
- Wagering
- 35× bonus only
- Max Bet
- $5 AUD
- Min Deposit
- $30 AUD
- Max Cashout
- $7,500 AUD
Betting Rules
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General betting conditions
By opening an account or placing a bet, you agree to follow these Betting Rules, the applicable account terms, any product-specific rules and the requirements that apply to online gambling in Australia. If you do not understand a rule, do not place the bet until you have reviewed the available information or obtained independent advice. These rules are designed to set out the general process and do not replace any mandatory rights or protections that may apply under Australian law.
Fatfruit Casino may make betting services available only to eligible customers and only in locations where those services are permitted. Players are responsible for ensuring that online gambling is lawful for them and for using the service in accordance with any applicable local requirements. You must provide accurate account information and must not allow another person to use your account. An account may be restricted, suspended or reviewed where there are concerns about identity, security, lawful use, responsible gambling or compliance with these rules.
Eligibility and account security
- You must meet the minimum legal age and other eligibility requirements before using betting services.
- You must use your own account and keep your login details, payment information and devices secure.
- You must not place bets on behalf of another person or permit another person to place bets through your account.
- You must not use the service for unlawful activity, fraud, money laundering, market manipulation or any other prohibited purpose.
- You may be asked to complete identity, age, payment or account verification checks before using some services or completing certain account actions.
- Information supplied during registration or verification must be complete, current and accurate.
A bet is generally treated as placed only when it has been successfully submitted and a confirmation is shown in your account or betting interface. Selecting an outcome, entering a stake or viewing a bet slip does not necessarily mean that the bet has been accepted. You should check your bet history and confirmation details after every transaction. If a bet does not appear to have been accepted, do not assume that it has been placed.
Placing and accepting bets
Before submitting a bet, check the event, market, selection, odds or price, stake, potential return and any other information shown on the bet slip. Prices can change before a bet is accepted. The information displayed at the time of acceptance may determine the terms of the bet, subject to the relevant product rules. You are responsible for confirming that the details are correct before submission.
Bet acceptance
- A bet may be rejected, delayed or referred for review before acceptance.
- A transaction may not be accepted if there is an account restriction, insufficient available balance, a technical issue or a problem with the selected market.
- Where prices or market information change, the bet slip may need to be refreshed before a bet can be submitted.
- A bet can usually be viewed in the account history after acceptance, although display may be delayed by technical or communication issues.
- A confirmation or reference shown in the account should be retained as part of your own records.
Only bets that have been accepted through the approved betting service are eligible for settlement. Attempts to place bets using a malfunction, software error, unauthorised tool, automated method or other technical advantage may be cancelled or referred for investigation. If a clear error affects the advertised selection, price, result or settlement, the affected bet may be reviewed and corrected in accordance with applicable law and the relevant product rules.
Stake and transaction information
Your available balance, stake amount and potential return should be checked before confirmation. A displayed potential return is not a guarantee of payment where a bet is later voided, corrected, restricted or settled under a different product rule. Minimum or maximum transaction amounts, where applicable, will be shown through the relevant service or account terms rather than assumed by these general rules.
Do not place a bet if you are unsure whether a payment or account transaction has completed. Repeated attempts may result in more than one accepted transaction. Review your account activity first and keep records of any confirmation messages, bet references and relevant screen information.
Results, settlement and cancellations
Bets are settled using the official result or settlement information applicable to the event, game or market. The relevant product rules may specify which governing body, official source, result time or competition status is used. A result can be amended if the original result is corrected, an official decision changes or reliable information shows that the initial settlement was incorrect.
Event and market rules
- The event, market and selection shown on the accepted bet are the basis for settlement.
- Different markets may use different definitions of winning, losing, voiding or dead-heating.
- A result may depend on the official outcome, not necessarily the result shown during live coverage or on an unofficial website.
- If an event is abandoned, postponed, interrupted or materially changed, the applicable product rule will determine whether the bet stands or is void.
- Where a market requires a specific number of participants, selections or completed stages, the relevant rule may determine how changes affect settlement.
- If a selection is withdrawn, disqualified, ruled ineligible or otherwise affected, the product-specific rule will determine the outcome.
Some markets are settled at the end of an event, while others may be settled at an earlier point specified in the market description. Live or in-play information may be delayed, incomplete or unavailable for a period of time. You should not rely on displayed live data as an exact description of events taking place. Bets placed during live activity remain subject to the applicable market rules and acceptance process.
Voided bets and cancellations
A bet may be voided where the market is cancelled, an event does not take place as required, a material error occurred, the bet was accepted after a relevant market closure, or a product rule requires cancellation. The treatment of a multiple bet containing a void selection can differ from the treatment of a single bet. The terms displayed for the relevant market will determine how the remaining selections are treated.
Players cannot normally cancel an accepted bet simply because the outcome is no longer favourable. Any available cancellation or cash-out feature is optional, may not be offered for every market, and may be unavailable at any time. A request or selection made through an interface does not guarantee that a cancellation or cash-out has completed. The account history or confirmation message should be checked before relying on the result.
Dead heats and ties
Where two or more selections are treated as joint winners, a dead-heat or tie rule may apply. Under that rule, the relevant stake or return can be divided or adjusted according to the market terms. A tie in one type of market may be handled differently from a tie in another type of market, so the individual product rules should always be read before placing a bet.
Fair play, reviews and responsible betting
Fair play is expected from every player. You must not interfere with the service, attempt to obtain unauthorised access, exploit a technical fault, use misleading information or engage in conduct that could compromise the integrity of a market or game. Suspected irregular activity may be reviewed, and affected transactions may be delayed or restricted while the review is completed.
Where a transaction, account or result requires investigation, information may be checked against account records, payment records, technical logs, event information and other relevant sources. Any review should be handled consistently with applicable privacy obligations and legal requirements. If a settlement is found to be incorrect, it may be adjusted to reflect the applicable rules and confirmed information.
Responsible gambling
Gambling should be treated as entertainment, not as a way to earn income or recover losses. Set a budget before you start and only bet with money you can afford to lose. Never chase losses, borrow money to gamble, or increase your stake because you feel under pressure to win. Avoid gambling when affected by alcohol, drugs, stress, fatigue or other circumstances that may affect your judgement.
- Decide how much time and money you will spend before playing.
- Take regular breaks and avoid using gambling to cope with difficult feelings.
- Keep gambling funds separate from money needed for bills, living costs or other commitments.
- Review your activity regularly and use any available account controls or limits that suit your circumstances.
- Stop gambling if it is causing financial, personal, work or family problems.
- Seek support from an appropriate Australian gambling-help service or a qualified professional if gambling no longer feels manageable.
If you believe that you may be gambling more than is healthy for you, use the responsible gambling tools available through your account or request assistance through the appropriate support channel. Account restrictions, breaks and self-exclusion options may be available, subject to the applicable process. These options should be considered carefully because they are intended to support safer gambling and may affect access to betting services.
Questions about a bet
If you believe a bet has been accepted, displayed or settled incorrectly, review the bet reference, market details, account history and relevant product rules before raising the issue through the available support process. Include clear information about the transaction and explain the outcome you believe should apply. Complaints and disputes will be considered using the account records, applicable rules and relevant official information. These Betting Rules may be updated from time to time, so the version available when you place a bet should be read together with any later notice or product-specific terms.
