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PXP Coverage From
WagerOnFootball.com
Rules
For PXP Wagering on Cybersportsbook.com
1. The
minimum wager is $1.00 USD and the maximum wager is
$100.00 USD.
2. The
user may not place a wager(s) in excess of the "Available"
balance displayed on the PXP Wagering Console.
3. The
user is liable for all bets submitted accidentally
or erroneously.
4. For
the proposition "What will the next play be?"
any play declared no play by the officials or defensive
pass interference will constitute "No Action"
or "Push/Cancel" and all money is refunded.
Interceptions and fumbles that are recovered by the
opposing team are considered "turnovers".
5. Any
pass completion that is considered an official pass
completion as far as NFL statistics are concerned,
that is not fumbled and recovered by the opposing
team is considered a "pass completion".
6. Any
incomplete pass that is not intercepted or ruled no
play will be declared "pass incomplete".
7. Any
play that is not a pass attempt that does not result
in a turnover and is not ruled no play will be considered
a "Rush" play for wagering purposes. This
includes rushes for negative yards or no gain and
sacks.
8. For
the proposition "Will the offensive team get
a first down on this series of downs?" any series
that results in a new first down or touchdown by the
offensive team is declared "Yes". The sum
of all wagers on one outcome on the same series may
not exceed $100 (for example, you cannot wager $100
on 1st down and then wager another $100 on the next
play on the same outcome if it is 2nd Down).
9. For
the proposition "What will the offensive team
do on this drive?" the sum of all wagers placed
on one outcome on the same drive cannot exceed $100.
A drive is considered to be finished after a score
by either team is made, time remaining in the half
has expired or when the driving team starts a play
as the defensive team.
10. For
the proposition "Where will the defensive team
begin their drive from after this kickoff?" any
play declared no play by the officials will constitute
"No Action" or "Push/Cancel".
If the kicking team recovers the ball as a result
of an onside kick or a turnover, the line will be
graded "No Action" or "Push/Cancel".
11. For
the proposition "Where will the defensive team
begin their drive from after this punt?" any
play declared no play by the officials will constitute
"No Action" or "Push/Cancel".
If no punt is attempted or the offensive team gets
a first down or touchdown, the line will be declared
"No Action" or "Push/Cancel".
If the defensive team receives the punt but loses
possession as a result of a fumble, the line is declared
"No Action" or "Push/Cancel" and
the drive is still considered active for wagering
purposes. If the defensive team scores a touchdown
it will be graded "over". If a punt is blocked
and the offensive team turns the ball over on downs,
the play stands and will be graded according to where
the defensive team begins their drive (likely graded
"over").
12. For
the proposition "Will this FG (Field Goal) attempt
be successful?", if no FG attempt is made, the
line will be graded "No Action" or "Push/Cancel".
13. All
bets that are placed after the play has started will
constitute a "Rejected" status and all money
is refunded.
14. All
disputes pertaining to proposition outcomes on NFL
games shall be settled by the data contained in the
"Full Play-By-Play" section of the box scores
at www.NFL.com/scores. For NCAA football, they shall
be settled by the "Full Play-By-Play" section
of the box scores at www.sportsline.com/collegefootball/scores.
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