How to calculate your rollover?

1. General Rollover Limitation (High-Odds Favorites) To ensure fair play, wagers on heavy favorites do not contribute to rollover requirements.

The "Risk vs. Win" Rule: Rollover shall not apply if the Risk Amount is 4x (four times) or greater than the Win Amount.
Example: If you bet $400 to win $100 (Odds of -400 or higher), this wager will not count toward your rollover.
Any Money Line with odds higher than -400 do not count towards the rollover.

2. Sportsbook Wagering

Eligible Wagers: "Even Money" wagers are fully included for rollover purposes.
Restrictions: Straight bets with odds strictly higher than -400 (e.g., -450, -500) will not count toward the rollover.
Amount considered for rollover will be the smallest between the Risk and the Win.

3. In-Play (Live) Betting

Minor Leagues: Only 50% of the volume wagered on minor leagues or events will count towards the rollover.
Odds Limit: Straight bets with odds higher than -400 do not contribute to the rollover.

4. Baseball Rules

Standard Contribution: 50% of baseball wagers will contribute towards the rollover.
Parlays:
- Mixed Sports Parlays: If a parlay combines Baseball with other sports, it contributes 100%.
- Baseball-Only Parlays: These contribute 50% towards the rollover.

5. Prop Builder

Exclusion: Wagers placed through the Prop Builder software do not count towards any rollover requirements.

6. Casino

7. Horse Racing

- Calculation Method: Rollover contribution is calculated based on Net Losses from horse wagers, not total volume handled.