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A baseball game may have action on wagers even if it is not completed. The following guidelines are used to settle wagers: a moneyline wager will be official after five full innings. (if the home team is ahead then four and a half innings).

Total/Runline wagers on baseball games become officially documented after nine innings of play. (8.5 innings of play if the home team is leads the game). A game that is stopped prior to completion of 9 innings played will result in Total and Runline bets settling as No Action. In case a game goes at least nine innings and it’s NOT finished For example, a game may be shortened due to rain, suspension, or darkness.Wagers can be settled with rule 3.

After 9 or more innings and the game isn’t finished (such as rain or darkness or suspension)Bets placed on the total runs scored and the runline will still see action.

Should the game be suspended for any reason, the score from the last competed inning will settle all bets.
In that case score at the time of suspension will be used to settle all wagers.

Any bets placed on games that are suspended or postponed do not carry over to the rescheduled time.

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