Boxing: Rules

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All bets placed on the William Hill Sportsbook are also subject to our
General Betting Rules and General Sports Betting Rules.

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General Rules

• A fight is defined as having started once the bell is sounded for the beginning of the first round.
• Should there be a withdrawal or a substitution of one of the boxers concerned, bets will be void.
• In the event of a no contest being declared or a technical draw being declared within the first four (4) rounds, all bets will be made void unless the outcome of a particular market has already been decided.
• If a bout is postponed, bets are void, with the exception of the Olympic Games, where bets will stand on the bout if it's fought before the closing ceremony.
• The Super Series Boxing fights are settled on the outcome declared by the three (3) judges scorecards and don't include Countback/4th Judge/Other Tie Breaking methods.
• If for any reason the selected number of rounds on which we're betting is changed, bets will stand on all markets unless specific reference is made in the individual market rules.
• #YourOdds or Enhanced Odds which involve selections that are made void by the above rule, are also void.
• The bell will signal the end of a round and the bell being sounded again will signal the start of the next round.
• Therefore, a boxer who withdraws after the bell is sounded to signal the start of the next round will be deemed to have lost in that round, even if there's no competitive action in that round.

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Exhibition Fights

• In the event of a wrong result being initially declared, bets will be settled on the corrected result as long as it's changed before the end of the TV broadcast.
• Later announcements, enquiries or changes won’t affect settlement.
• Should the fight go the distance, the judges' scorecards will be used to result the fight - even if these judges are unsanctioned and provided by the show’s promoters.
• In affected markets where no draw price is offered, bets will be void and stakes refunded if the fight ends with that outcome.
• If the result is affected by any unpriced outside influence, all bets will be made void.
• We reserve the right to void bets on any contests where there's evidence of collusion and or a pre-scripted result.
• In fights where judges aren't used to score the fight and no result is declared following the conclusion of all scheduled rounds, bets will be made void - this doesn't count as a draw.

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Bout Betting

Market description: Predict the boxer who'll win the fight.

• A price will be offered for a draw and in the event of that occurring bets on either boxer to win will be lost.

• Outright bets are settled on the result as declared in the ring and aren't subject to any revisions or amendments made after the boxers have left the ring.
• In the event of a no contest being declared or a technical draw being declared within the first four (4) rounds, all bets will be made void.

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Round Betting

Market description: Predict the round in which your selection will win the fight.

• Betting on rounds is determined by a boxer winning by a KO, TKO or a DQ during the round.
• In the event of a Technical Decision (TD) before the end of the fight, all bets will be settled as win by decision.
• If for any reason the selected number of rounds on which we're betting is changed, all round bets will be void.
• If a boxer withdraws during the period between rounds the fight is deemed to have ended in the previous round.
• The start of the next round will be signified by the bell ringing and fighter to leave his corner.
• The bell will signal the end of a round and the bell being sounded again will signal the start of the next round.
• Therefore a boxer who withdraws after the bell is sounded to signal the start of the next round will be deemed to have lost in that round, even if there's no competitive action in that round.

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Method of Result

Market description: Predict the method by which the result of the fight will be decided.

• A price will be offered for the draw and in the event of a draw, stakes are lost on a KO, TKO, Decision, Technical Decision or a Disqualification.
• In the event of a technical draw, bets are void.

 

• Method of result declared in the ring immediately after the fight will be used for settlement.
• If no method of result is declared in the ring, Boxrec.com results will be used to settle all markets including #YourOdds.

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Grouped Round Betting

Market description: Predict the group of rounds in which your selection will win the fight.

• Betting on groups of rounds is determined by a boxer winning by a KO, TKO or disqualification during the group of rounds.
• In the event of a Technical Decision (TD) before the end of the fight, all bets will be settled as a win by decision.
• If for any reason the selected number of rounds on which we're betting is changed, all round by round bets will be void.
• If a boxer withdraws during the period between rounds, the fight is deemed to have ended in the previous round.
• The bell will signal the end of a round and the bell being sounded again will signal the start of the next round.
• Therefore, a boxer who withdraws after the bell is sounded to signal the start of the next round will be deemed to have lost in that round, even if there's no competitive action in that round.

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Total Rounds

Market description: Predict whether the fight will finish in under or over a specified number of rounds.

• The beginning of each round is signified by the bell being rung.
• Bets will be settled on the official round the fight was won in.
• If for any reason the selected number of rounds on which we're betting is changed, bets will be made void.

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Tournament Winner

Market description: Predict the official winner of the tournament.

• Bets will be settled on the official standings immediately following the last bout in the tournament and any subsequent amendments to the result won't affect bets.
• Stakes will be lost on any boxer who withdraws after the start of the tournament.
• Reserves and substitutes don't count for betting purposes and bets will be settled on the result 'without any reserves or substitutes'.

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To Score a Knockdown

Market description: Predict whether a boxer will knock down his opponent.

• A knockdown occurs when the opponent is either knocked out or receives a mandatory eight (8) count.
• Anything deemed a slip by the referee won't count as a knockdown.

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To Go the Distance

Market description: Predict whether or not the fight will go to the end of the scheduled number of rounds.

• All bets are settled on the official result at the end of a fight.
• If a boxer takes no part in the fight, bets placed on this market will be void.
• If a boxer is disqualified or retires from a fight, bets placed on this market will stand.
• Bets placed on this market will be settled immediately after the event is finished.
• In the event the fight is decided by a Technical Decision (TD) in which the fight hasn't completed the scheduled rounds, bets will be deemed as not going the distance and settled as No.
• In the event of a no contest, bets will be made void.
• If for any reason the selected number of rounds on which we're betting is changed, bets will be made void.
• Adjustments to settlement won't be made for any changes or adjudications made by governing bodies after the event.

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