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How spree Settles Your Sportsbook Bets

Every bet you place on spree follows a clear set of settlement rules — from NFL moneylines to NBA player props, we process results as soon as official scores are confirmed.

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HOW WE GRADE BETS

Fair and Consistent Bet Grading at spree

Official Data Sources Only

We grade every bet — NFL spreads, MLB run lines, NHL puck lines — against the official league result, never a third-party estimate or early data feed that could differ from the final record.

Transparent Void Policy

When a market is voided due to postponement or cancellation, your original stake is credited back to your account wallet with no deduction, visible in your transaction history within minutes.

Overtime Market Clarity

Each market states upfront whether overtime counts toward the result. NFL and college football spreads settle on regulation only unless the market is labeled 'including OT' — no ambiguity at payout.

Parlay Leg Integrity

In a same-game parlay, if one leg is voided, that leg is removed and the parlay is recalculated on the remaining legs rather than being canceled outright, protecting your overall stake.

SETTLEMENT HELP

Get Help With a Bet Settlement Issue

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Live Chat

Reach our support team through live chat if a settled bet looks wrong. Have your bet ID ready and our agents can pull up the official result used to grade your wager.

Account Transaction Log

Your full bet history — including settlement status, stake returned and payout amount — is visible under the transaction section in your account wallet on mobile or desktop.

Re-settlement Requests

If an official stat correction changes the outcome of a player prop, submit a re-settlement request through account help. We review league-issued corrections and update your balance accordingly.

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What Our Settlement Process Covers

When a game ends, spree settles bets using the official result published by the sport's governing body — not broadcasters, not real-time data feeds. For NFL point spreads and college football totals, the final score at the end of regulation determines the outcome unless overtime is explicitly included in the market. NBA and MLB same-game parlays settle only after all legs of

that parlay are confirmed official. If a game is postponed and not replayed within the league's designated window, all related bets are voided and your stake is returned to your account. Player props settle on box-score statistics from the official league source, so a stat correction issued within 24 hours can trigger a re-settlement.

Sportsbook Settlement Terms Defined

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What does 'action' mean in bet settlement?

A bet graded as 'action' means it stands regardless of lineup changes or late scratches. Your wager will settle on the official result without being voided due to roster adjustments before the game.

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What is a push in sports betting?

A push happens when the final margin matches the point spread exactly — for example, a team wins by exactly 7 when the spread is -7. Your stake is returned to your account in full.

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What does 'no action' mean on a bet?

'No action' means your bet is voided and your stake is refunded. It typically applies when a game is canceled, a pitcher is scratched in an MLB 'listed pitcher' market, or a market condition is not met.

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What is a moneyline bet settlement?

A moneyline bet settles on which team wins outright, with no spread involved. The payout is calculated from the odds at the time you placed the bet, based on the official final score.

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What does 'covering the spread' mean at settlement?

Covering the spread means the favored team wins by more than the point spread, or the underdog loses by less than the spread. That condition is checked against the official regulation-time score.

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What is re-settlement in player props?

Re-settlement occurs when a league officially corrects a box-score statistic after a game. If the correction changes your prop outcome, spree updates the bet result and adjusts your balance accordingly.

Common Questions About Bet Settlement

Most bets settle within minutes of the official final score being confirmed by the league. Same-game parlays may take slightly longer since every leg must be verified before the full payout is released to your account wallet.

If the NFL game is not replayed within the league's official rescheduling window, the bet is voided and your full stake is returned. We monitor official league announcements and process voids as soon as postponements are confirmed.

Same-game parlays follow the same win-all logic as regular parlays, but all legs must come from a single game. If one leg is voided — say, due to an injury market being pulled — that leg is removed and the parlay recalculates on the remaining legs.

If a player does not appear in the game at all, the player prop bet is voided and your stake is returned. If the player appears for even one snap or at-bat, the bet stands and settles on the official box-score total.

Unless the market specifically states 'including OT,' NFL bets settle on the regulation score only. Overtime points are not counted for spread or total markets that don't include an OT designation.

Yes — your account transaction log shows each bet's settlement status, the result used to grade it, and the final payout. If something still looks off, our live chat team can walk through the official data source used.
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