Cricket T20, ODI and The Hundred settlement on crypto sportsbooks
Match betting follows official competition rules. A declaration completes that innings for settlement. No official result → void — and “official” includes VJD/DLS-style methods when the governing body uses them after weather or external interruption.
Limited overs: many markets void if either innings cannot complete at least 80% of scheduled overs due to weather/external factors, unless already decided. Drawn First Class often void if fewer than 200 overs bowled (unless already decided). Cancel before a ball with no restart within 48 hours → void. A no-result returns stakes.
The Hundred: an over is five legal deliveries (20 overs per innings); other limited-overs rules still apply. Ties with no official winner use dead heat; bowl-off or super-over winners follow the official result. Super-over fours/sixes/extras usually excluded from “most” team markets. Retired hurt is not a dismissal for wicket markets.
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