Player Props Rules & Regulations

• Only real money bets are accepted.
• All wagers are final once accepted by Youwager and confirmed by the player.
• Prop bets created by players must be placed through the Prop Builder provided by Youwager.
• Members are responsible for checking their wagers in the review bets section. No Internet wager claims will be accepted.
• Player must play for action except for Baseball and Soccer where the player must be part of the starting lineup for action.
• In the event that a player does not play, the bet will be voided and the funds will be returned to the player's account.
• Head to Head bets will be graded as a loss in the event of a tie because the bet condition is for player A to have more than player B.
• Over/under bets will be declared as a push if the player’s final score equals their set line.
• Single bets are paid as winners if your pick hits their target. For example, if you have a player to score at least 25 points, your bet is paid as a full winner if that player has 25 or more points.

WHAT HAPPENS IN A HEAD TO HEAD IN THE EVENT OF A TIE?

Head to Head (1v1) bets are non-winners in the event of a tie because the bet condition is for Player A to have more than Player B. There is no return for a tie.

WHAT ARE THE RESULTING RULES FOR 1V2, 1V3 AND TRIO BETS?

See verification rules for these best below.

WHAT HAPPENS IF ONE OF MY PLAYERS DO NOT PLAY:

• Straight Betsin the event that one or more of the players in any bet does not play, the bet will be voided and your stake returned
• Accumulators/Parlays: Parlays will be voided and stakes returned if all bet legs are voided except for one remaining bet leg. For example, if you have a 2-leg parlay and one of the bets is voided, then the entire parlay is voided no matter if the remaining bet leg wins or loses.

WHAT HAPPENS IF THE GAME IS CANCELLED OR IS POSTPONED AND DOES NOT RESUME THE SAME DAY?

The bet will be voided and your stake will be returned.

IS EXTRA TIME INCLUDED?

Basketball: all overtime is included in settlement

American Football: all overtime is included in settlement

Baseball: all extra innings are included in settlement

Ice Hockey: all overtime is included in settlement but does not include penalty shootouts

Soccer: All bets are settled after 90 minutes play which includes time added on by referees for stoppages but does not include extra time or penalty shootouts

FOR OVER/UNDER BETS, WHAT HAPPENS WHEN PLAYER'S FINAL SCORE EQUALS THEIR SET LINE?

The bet is marked as a push/draw and the wager will be refunded to user.

Bet Verification Rules:

1v2 (head to head)

{IF: Player 1 score > Player 2 AND Player 1 score > Player 3 = Win}

Every other possible scenario = Lose -- even if Player 1 has a score that equals one or both opposing players.

1v3 (head to head)

{IF: Player 1 score > Player 2 AND Player 1 score > Player 3 AND Player 1 score > Player 4 = Win}

Every other possible scenario = Lose -- even if Player 1 has a score that equals one or more of the opposing players.

Trios (1,2,3 in exact order)

1. {IF: Player 1 score > Player 2 AND Player 2 score > Player 3 then bet result = Win}
2. {IF: Player 1 score < Player 2 or Player 3 then bet result = Lose}
3. {IF: Player 1 score = Player 2 AND Player 1 and 2 score > Player 3 then bet result = Draw (Refund wager) }
4. {IF: Player 1 score > Player 2 AND Player 2 score = Player 3 then bet result = Draw (Refund wager) }

Football (Soccer)

Assists	The final pass leading to the recipient of the ball scoring a goal.
Goals	The total number of goals scored by the player in the game.
Shots	Any attempt at goal (on target and off target) counts towards the total number of shots.
Shots on Target	Any goal attempt that: a) Goes into the net b) Would have gone into the net but for being stopped by a goalkeeper's save c) Would have gone into the net but for being stopped by a defender who is the last man.
Passes	An aggregate of all attempted (successful or unsuccessful) passes excluding throw-ins and crosses.
Touches	“Touch” is a catch-all term for the number of actions that a player does during a game.
Tackles	A tackle is defined as where a player connects with the ball in a ground challenge where he successfully takes the ball away from the man in possession. Only successful tackles are counted

NFL

Statistic	Stat Definition
Passing Yards	A statistic that measures the amount of yards gained by a quarterback on completed passes.
Pass Completions	A pass completion is any time a pass attempt is caught by an eligible offensive player
Passing TD's	A play by the offense in which the team completes a forward pass to an eligible receiver and gains possession in the end zone prior to the play being whistled dead.
Carries	This is a statistic used in football which counts all the times a player attempted to advance the ball up the field via a rush. Also known as a rushing attempt.
Rushing TD's	When a Rushing Attempt (Carry) results in a Touchdown
Rushing Yrds	A statistic in football that records the total number of yards gained by a single player as the result of rushing plays, in which the player carries the football.
Receiving Yrds	This is a statistic used in football defined as the number of yards gained by a receiver on a passing play.
Receiving TD's	This is a touchdown scored after a pass has been caught and the receiver makes it into the end zone.
Receptions	This is a football statistic which counts the total number of times a receiver has caught the ball.

Basketball NBA

Statistic	Stat Definition
Points	The total number of points scored by the player in the game
FG Made	The total number of baskets scored on any shot that is not a free throw.
Assists	In basketball, this is a statistic awarded to a player who passes the ball to a teammate in a way that leads to a field goal.
Blocks	A statistic awarded to a defensive player who deflects an offensive player's field goal attempt, preventing it from going in the basket.
Total Rebounds	A statistic awarded to a player who grabs a missed shot that bounces off the backboard or the rim. A rebound can be grabbed by either an offensive player or a defensive player and thus total rebounds counts both offensive and defensive rebounds.
Steals	A statistic awarded to a defensive player who forces a turnover by intercepting or deflecting a pass or a dribble of an offensive player.
3pt Field Goals Made	The number of field goals made which were taken from behind the three-point line, which is worth three points

Baseball (MLB)

Statistic	Stat Definition
Batters-Hits (H)	A hit is a batting statistic in baseball credited to the batter each time the batter safely reaches base by putting the ball in the field of play without a fielder's choice or error. Included in the Hit (H) statistic are any singles, doubles, triple, and home runs.
Batter - Home Runs (HR)	A type of play in baseball in which the batter is able to safely round the bases reaching home and generating a run for a run for himself within one play.
Batter - Total Bases	A statistic in baseball that measures the number of bases a player reaches on their hits. If a player hits a single, they will receive 1 Total Bases or TBs. If they hit a double, they will get 2 TBs, a triple will get them 3 TBs and a home run gives them 4 TBs.
Batter - Runs + RBI's	Each player receives a Run or Run Scored when they reach home plate successfully. RBI (Runs Batted In) is the total number of runs a hitter generates off of their at-bats with exception to runs scored due to errors by the fielding team. This particular market measures total Runs + total RBI's. In this market a solo home run would count as 2 "Runs + RBI's" (1 run + 1 RBI = 2 combined)
Pitcher - Strikeouts (SO)	Records the number of times a batter is put out by a pitcher throwing a called strike three, or a swinging strike three.
Pitcher - Earned Runs	This statistic measures runs that are deemed to be the result solely of the offensive team's batting and not the actions of a fielder committing an error or the catcher being charged with a passed ball. The market counts the total Earned Runs conceded by the Pitcher.

Australian Football (AFL)

Statistic	Stat Definition
Kicks	This is a method of disposing the ball by kicking it to another player on the field or kicking a goal.
Handball	This is a method of disposing the ball by holding it in one hand while bumping it to another player on the field with the other hand.
Disposals	Equals kicks + handballs
Goals	This is the number of goals scored during the game.
Tackles	When a player stops an opposition player with possession of the ball from getting his kick or handball away in a legal manner, or reduces the effectiveness of the opposition's disposal. The tackler's action must change the course of play.
Fantasy Points	The total number of Fantasy Points earned by the player for the game. This is based on the official AFL fantasy game at http://www.afl.com.au/fantasy. Points are awarded as follows: Kick = 3 Points Handball = 2 Points Mark = 3 Points Tackle = 4 Points Free Kick For = 1 Point Free Kick Against = 3 Points Hitout = 1 Point Goal = 6 Points Behind = 1 Point