TNA: betting on pro wrestling shows ahead of time
TNA is the group of a professional wrestling promotion in the pre-match line. Pro wrestling is a staged show: the result of every match is fixed in advance by the organiser and written into the script. A bet on TNA is therefore a bet on the result the promotion will make official once the show is over.
Two kinds of listing
Events in TNA come in two forms:
The announced match, whose title strings together the promotion, the show name and the opponents joined by "vs"; underneath, two names in capitals each carry a price;
The multi-answer question, such as a tournament winner: the title ends in "Winner", and the row leads to "All events" without showing a price in the list.
Women's matches are flagged by the word "Women" in the title.
How TNA bets are settled
Section 10.102 of the rules, which covers professional wrestling, deals with these cases:
Situation | Effect on bets |
|---|---|
a tournament or a competition spread over several matches | settled once the competition ends, under the tournament's own rules |
the number of participants changes | bets stay in force |
wrestlers or teams join at any stage | bets stay in force |
nobody wins, or the winner is drawn by lot | all bets are cancelled |
the promotion changes or corrects something after the event | settlement is not altered |
What counts is the show as it actually happened. A revision the promotion announces later, official or not, does not reopen a bet that has already been settled.
Elsewhere in the section
Other promotions can appear in the Pro Wrestling section, each with a group of its own. Real stakes require a 1xBet account, created through registration.