Gravira Betting Rules and Settlement Policies
Wager Acceptance
When you submit a wager through the Gravira platform, that submission is recorded on our servers at the moment of transmission. This record serves as the sole evidence of your transaction, regardless of what your device displays. The interface on your screen may show different messages due to latency, but only the server timestamp and record control the validity of your bet. If your connection drops before confirmation, the wager is not placed regardless of what appeared on screen.
A wager is considered binding once it appears in the system with a confirmed status code. The moment you press the confirm button, the system attempts to lock the stake and the odds against your account balance. Should a duplicate submission occur within milliseconds due to network retry loops, the system accepts only the first valid entry. Any subsequent identical submissions are rejected as duplicates to prevent multiple bets.
The operator's internal logs are the definitive source of truth in any disagreement regarding a wager's status. Players who believe a wager was accepted must provide evidence from their own devices, but this does not override our server records. We retain these records in accordance with data protection regulations to facilitate audits and dispute resolution. In the event of a conflict, the version of the wager stored on our servers determines the final outcome.
You should check your betting history to verify that your wagers have been recorded correctly. The history page reflects the state of your account as maintained by our central database. This is the only place where you can confirm the status of a bet after submission. If a bet does not appear in your history within a few minutes, it was not accepted by the system.
Settlement Rules
Rounds and Results
Every game round is determined by the internal logic of the game software provided by the studio. The outcome is generated by a random number generator that is tested for fairness and randomness. The game server records the result of every spin, hand, or roll immediately after the event concludes. Settlement follows this recorded outcome without external intervention or manual adjustment by the operator.
The paytable in force at the time of the round governs the value of any winning combinations. Changes to paytables are implemented globally across all accounts and do not apply retroactively. The specific rules of each game define the conditions under which a prize is awarded.
| Situation | How it settles |
|---|---|
| Instant Games | Immediate upon completion |
| Live Dealer | After final card or ball |
| Sports Markets | After official confirmation |
Timing and Re-settlement
Our system records all settlement events with a unique transaction ID for traceability. This ID allows players and support agents to track the status of a specific wager or round. Settlement timing varies depending on the type of game and the specific terms of the software provider.
Re-settlement may occur if a malfunction is detected after the round has been processed. If the recalculated result is more favorable to the player, the difference is credited to their balance. Conversely, if the error resulted in an overpayment, the excess amount is deducted from the account.
Stake Recording and Risk Exposure
The stake recorded for a wager is the exact amount deducted from your balance at the time of acceptance. This amount is locked and cannot be altered once the wager is confirmed. The system displays the stake alongside the odds to show the potential payout before confirmation. You can verify the transaction details in your betting history to ensure the correct value was charged. When placing a CAD bet, the full stake is deducted immediately, even if the bet settles later.
| Bet type | How the stake counts |
|---|---|
| Single Bet | Full amount risked |
| Accumulator | Entire combination stake |
| Hedging | Calculated amount at risk |
| In-Play Cashout | Partial stake value |
The amount at risk is the maximum amount a player can lose on a specific wager. This is equal to the stake for simple bets but may differ for complex structures like hedging or cash-out options. The operator calculates the stake based on the current odds and the selected market conditions. When you hedge a position, your total exposure is reduced but the original stake remains fully committed until the hedge settles. Understanding this trade-off helps you manage your bankroll effectively across varied betting strategies.
Random Number Generator Integrity
All game outcomes on the Gravira platform are produced by a certified Random Number Generator. This generator ensures that every result is independent and unpredictable. The algorithm is designed to produce a uniform distribution of outcomes over time. Neither the operator nor the player can influence the result of any individual round. This system maintains the fairness required by international gaming regulations.
Void Conditions and Disconnection
Disconnection from the game server does not forfeit the stake or duplicate the bet. The game server completes the round in the background and records the final result. The player's screen may show an error message, but the outcome is still valid. The result is settled based on the server record regardless of the player's connection status. This ensures that no participant loses funds due to technical interruptions.
- Malfunction affecting the outcome
- Round cannot be completed
- Duplicate settlement detected
- Wager accepted after market closed
If a round is interrupted by a lost connection, the game server waits for the reconnection to complete. The player does not need to restart the game to see the result. The system automatically updates the balance once the result is confirmed. This process protects both the player's funds and the integrity of the game. All CAD transactions are processed through secure payment methods.
Error Correction
A materially incorrect price, paytable, or payout arising from human or technical error may be corrected. This applies to both the operator and the player and does not favor one party over the other. The operator reserves the right to void affected wagers and return the stake to the player. The correction is made to ensure the integrity of the betting market and the accuracy of the results.
If an error is identified in the pricing of a market, the odds may be adjusted or the bet voided. The operator determines the validity of the price based on the official rules and data. This ensures that the bet reflects the true probability of the event occurring. Players are not entitled to claim payouts based on erroneous odds that are not valid.
A paytable error occurs when the game displays an incorrect payout for a winning combination. This may be due to a bug in the game code or a misconfiguration by the provider. The operator will void the round and re-calculate the payout based on the correct paytable. The stake is returned if the error resulted in an overpayment or underpayment.
Limits and Disputes
A maximum payout may apply per round or per period as defined by the game provider. This limit is stated in the game's own rules and is enforced by the system. The maximum payout caps the amount that can be won from a single bet or over a specific duration. Players should be aware of these limits before placing a wager to avoid confusion.
The procedure for disputing a settlement requires the player to raise the issue with the operator first. The operator has a designated support team to handle disputes and provide a resolution. The player must provide evidence of the issue, such as a screenshot or transaction ID. The support team will investigate the claim and provide a response within a reasonable timeframe.
If the dispute is not resolved to the satisfaction of the player, they may escalate the matter to the independent body named in the terms. This body is responsible for reviewing the dispute and making a binding decision. The player must follow the procedure outlined in the terms to ensure the dispute is handled correctly.