Russian Championship. Superleague: bandy betting before the games
Russian Championship. Superleague is a bandy competition whose games are priced before the start, each between two clubs listed one under the other. The 1xBet rules give this sport a section of its own, which sets the reference length of a game and what happens to one left unfinished.
90 minutes, split two ways
The result used is the one at the end of regular time: 90 minutes of play, divided into two 45-minute periods or three of 30, depending on how the event is organised (rule 10.29). Any extra time only matters for certain markets:
Market | Extra time counted? |
|---|---|
1X2 and double chance | no |
Total, handicap, one club's total | no |
Qualifying for the next round | yes |
Moving up to another league | yes |
Tournament winner | yes |
A game that starts but is never completed sees its bets valued at odds of 1, except markets already decided without condition. The picture changes once 80 minutes have been played: from that point the result stands as official, and settlement uses the score at the moment play ended (rule 10.29).
A chain of Russian Championship. Superleague games
A chain links single bets on unrelated games: the opening stake rolls from one winning selection to the next, in the order set on the coupon rather than the order of the start times. If the chain balance hits zero, it ends and the bet is lost (rule 4.4).
Every championship in this sport is listed under Bandy. Real-money play needs a 1xBet account, opened on the registration page.