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# When your bet is settled

A bet is settled up to 20 minutes after the event ends, depending on the event. Settlement means the bet is graded as won or lost and the result is applied to your balance. Until the official result is in, the bet stays in the unsettled list, which is normal even when you already know the score.

## Where to check

Open My Bets, either in your profile or through the My Bets tab on <https://dexsport.io/sports/>. Settled and unsettled bets are both there. Your profile also has a History section with your sports and esports bets and your casino activity.

History in your profile shows every pool together, newest first, so nothing is hidden behind the currency selector.

## If it takes longer than 20 minutes

Copy the bet ID and send it to the support chat along with your nickname. With the bet ID the agent can find your case straight away instead of asking for details, and the check is much faster.

A combo waits for all of its events, so a slip is graded only after the last event in it is finished and settled.

## Live casino games

In live casino games, do not close the game too early. If you leave before the round is over, the round may not settle, and getting the result applied takes longer. Let the round finish and return to the lobby afterwards.

## Events that do not finish normally

If an event does not start on the scheduled date, or the organizer officially reschedules it by more than 36 to 48 hours from the start time shown on the coupon, all bets on that event are settled at odds of 1, unless the rules for that sport say otherwise.

If an event is interrupted and is not completed within 12 to 18 hours of the original start time, all bets are settled on the results at the moment of interruption. Outcomes with no determined result are settled at odds of 1.

The exact interval inside each range is set by the platform. The full wording is on [Rescheduled and cancelled events](/dexsport-docs/betting/rescheduling.md).

## Where to see how it was settled

Every finished event has a result page with the final score and the settlement of every market that was offered on it. There are three ways in: from the notification about the finished event, from My Bets on the sports page, and from History in your profile by clicking the event. See [Event result and how the markets were settled](/dexsport-docs/betting/event-results.md).

## After settlement

Casino winnings become withdrawable once the turnover on the deposit is complete: x1 on slots, x2 in live casino and other games. In sports and esports, winnings from a settled bet at odds of 1.3 or higher become available for withdrawal. Winnings at odds below 1.3 and returned stakes land on the non withdrawable balance and need to be wagered first. Lost bets are never added to the withdrawable balance.


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