If a player forfeits, withdraws from consideration, or is disqualified after the match starts, that player's market will resolve to "No".

If the match does not begin, all markets will resolve to the last fair price for each player.

Set Winner: If a retirement occurs during a match, set-level markets that had not yet been fully played out (e.g. a Set 2 Winner pick where retirement happened early in Set 2) cannot be unconditionally settled and will resolve to Fair Market Price.

If a match is postponed past its scheduled date, the market remains open and will resolve after whichever comes first: (1) the official result is reported, or (2) two weeks after the originally scheduled date of the final event.

If a match is suspended after starting, the market remains open and will resolve after whichever comes first: (1) the official result is reported, or (2) two years after the originally scheduled date of the final event.

If a match is delayed but still scheduled within the same tournament, markets remain open. A change of venue or playing surface does not affect this.

If a match is delayed and is no longer scheduled within the same tournament, markets resolve to the last fair price, and a new market will be created for the rescheduled match.

If a match is cancelled before the first set begins, all markets resolve to the last fair price. If cancelled after the first set has started, unsettled markets also resolve to the last fair price.

For complete rules, reference the market provider's full rulebook: