Bets That Run to the End of a Competition

Nothing on the board settles on a single fixture. A market here waits for a competition to finish, so a stake can sit from the opening round until the trophy is handed over.

The sports sit in a list down the left, in alphabetical order and with a counter apiece, and each opens into the competitions and market groups behind it. The strip along the top repeats them as filters, and a button at the right end of the strip holds the ones the window cannot take.

A row is a market, not a meeting. Its name states the competition and the question being asked; the outcomes shown are a few out of the field, and a counter beside them opens the remainder. An outcome is worded as the participant followed by Yes.

What the question is depends on the sport. Football asks who wins a group, a division or a whole tournament, and the participants are often countries rather than clubs. Basketball prices the season awards handed to players and coaches as well, alongside a group of special bets of its own. Tennis prices the winner of a major and keeps a separate group for markets built around one player.

Horse and greyhound racing sit under an ante-post label of their own, and they work the same way: the price holds until the race has been run.

The search box takes a team or a player name and pulls the market out of the list. A time filter above the sports narrows how far ahead the board reaches, starting at All time, and a control over the board regroups what is showing by country. A row can be pinned to the top or filed under Favorite matches.

Each sport can also be opened on a page to itself under the board, and the link at the foot of the panel goes back to the whole set. Meetings with a date and a kick-off time are not here: they sit in the pre-match part of the site.