When the bell is sounded signifying the start of the first round, the bout is considered official for wagering purposes, regardless of the scheduled length or title (for both professional and amateur boxing). In rounds proposition wagers, the fight must go the originally scheduled length for action.

In the event that either fighter does not make the required weight but the fight goes on, if the bell sounds for the first round, the bout will be considered official, regardless of the scheduled length or title.

If the line you are wagering on is a three-way boxing line (Contestant A, Contestant B, and Draw are the three wagering options), the conclusion will end with one winner and two losers. You must wager on the correct outcome to win.

When wagering on the over/under in boxing rounds, you are wagering on whether or not the fight will end before or after a specific round. Example 9.5 rounds means, 9 complete rounds and a minute 30 seconds of the 10th round (assuming 3 minute rounds). A full round is only considered for wagering purposes when the bell sounds signifying the end of said round. If any fighter fails to answer the bell the fight will be judged to complete on the previous round.

Matches are graded as soon as the event goes final and is deemed official.
All boxing events must be held within one week of scheduled date to be considered action unless otherwise noted.