Esports Betting Rules at Flush - CS2, LoL, Dota 2 and Valorant

All esports markets are settled based on the official score and results declared on the official video stream or in-game stream.

If a match is paused or postponed and not rescheduled within 24 hours of the original start time, all bets are void.

If a match or map is replayed due to organizer or technical issues, all affected markets are void. The replayed match is treated as a new event.

If a match is declared a walkover by the tournament organizer, all bets are void.

All markets include overtime unless the market name states otherwise.

If a game on a map starts with fewer than 10 players, all bets on that map are void.

If a player disconnects and cannot return or be replaced, and teams continue 4v5 for at least 5 rounds, all affected bets on that map and match are void.

If a team retires, receives an admin win, or is disqualified before all scheduled rounds are played, all undecided bets on that map and match are void.

In the case of a round restart, all bets stand, and settlement is based on the official score.

Same disconnect and retirement rules as CS2 apply.

Round restarts: all bets stand, settled on the official score.

If a map starts with fewer than 10 competitors, all bets on that map are void.

Disconnect within the first 10 minutes with no replacement: all affected map and match bets are void.

Disconnect after 10 minutes: bets stand and settle on the official result.

Walkover or admin win within the first 10 minutes: all bets void. After 10 minutes: bets stand.

Same rules as Dota 2 apply for incomplete starts, disconnects, and admin decisions.

Same rules as Dota 2 apply.

If the final gameplay duration equals a market threshold, the result settles as Over.

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