Predictions on Housebets cover politics, arts, entertainment, science, and specialised sporting milestones. The board below shows open questions with decimal prices from a public feed. Those prices are not the Housebets line. A bet on Housebets is settled by the "i" tooltip on that market, under section VI of the sportsbook rules.
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The "i" tooltip is the rule
On Housebets the winning condition is not in the general chapter. It is in the "i" tooltip next to the market: the settlement criteria, the deadline, and the source used to check the result. Placing the bet means you accepted that tooltip. If the tooltip and the general rules disagree, the tooltip wins.
The "i" on a card above opens the settlement text from the public feed: condition, deadline, and source when the feed includes them. That is the same kind of note, not the text from the Housebets cashier.
- No deadline in the tooltip, and the event is cancelled, postponed indefinitely, or cannot happen for more than a year after the expected date: unsettled bets are void.
- The tooltip names a deadline: the bet settles on the facts at that moment, even if the event happens later.
- The tooltip names a source: a later recap that contradicts that source does not settle the bet.
Match markets on the sportsbook use their own chapters. Do not apply a football 48-hour rule to a prediction unless the tooltip says to.
Predictions FAQ
Where are the winning conditions written?
In the "i" tooltip beside that market: who wins, the deadline, and the source.
The tooltip beats the general sportsbook rules if they conflict.
What counts as a prediction market?
Politics, arts, entertainment, science, and specialised sporting milestones. The list in the rules is not closed, but those are the categories named.
The event is postponed. When is the bet void?
If it is cancelled, postponed indefinitely, or will not happen for more than one year after the expected deadline, unsettled bets are void, unless the tooltip says otherwise.
If the tooltip names a deadline, the bet settles on the situation at that deadline.
Who publishes the result?
The tooltip names it: a website, a government record, or an official announcement.
Is this a contract exchange?
No. These are sportsbook markets with a tooltip. This guide does not treat them as tradable contracts.
This page is an independent guide. It does not run the sportsbook, the cashier, or account checks. If this summary and the operator text disagree, the English rules on Housebets win.