FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Betting markets that include extra time or overtime are clearly marked.
For these markets, results from both regular time and extra time are included in the settlement.
If no such indication is shown, the bet is settled based on regular time only.
You can always check this directly in the market description.
With system bets, you can mark certain selections as a banker.
A banker selection is a bet you are especially confident about.
How the banker option works:

Banker selections are included in all system combinations.
This reduces the number of combinations.
The total stake may be lower.
Important: If a banker selection loses, the entire system bet loses.

The banker option allows you to control your system bet and manage your stake more efficiently.
On a system bet slip, a banker selection is marked with a “B” symbol shown next to the selection.
The B stands for Banker and indicates that this selection is included in all system combinations.
Handicap is a goal, point, game, or set advantage given in order to balance the difference in strength between two teams or athletes.

In handicap betting, the side given the advantage is evaluated as if it started the match ahead by a certain number of goals/points/games or sets. Bet results are calculated taking this advantage into account.

For this reason, the handicap value given should be taken into account when making predictions in handicap bets.

CREATING A BET SLIP

At LetsBet different types of bet slips can be used to place your bets:


Single Bet:
Each selection is placed and settled individually. Other bets do not affect the outcome.


Combination Bet (Accumulator):
Multiple selections are combined on one bet slip. To win, all selections must be correct. The odds are multiplied.


System Bet:
Multiple selections are played in different combinations. This allows you to win even if not all selections are correct. Depending on the system, partial winnings are possible.


The best option for you depends on your personal betting strategy.
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