How Our College Football Live Markets Work
When you place a live bet on a college football game, the wager locks in at the line displayed at the moment you confirm — not at the price you saw two plays earlier. Lines update after each down, so a third-and-long on your own 20 looks very different from a first-and-goal. Our markets cover live spread, live moneyline, live total, and
in-game player props sourced through our sportsbook feed. Partial-game wagers, like second-half lines, settle on the official final score for that half as recorded by the governing conference. If a game is suspended and not completed within 24 hours, all open live wagers are voided and any amount held is returned to your account wallet. Overtime counts toward full-game totals and spread
results by default — meaning any points scored in overtime are included in the final settlement figure. The only exception is a market explicitly labeled regulation only, which settles on the combined score at the end of the fourth quarter and ignores overtime entirely. The regulation only label is defined in the glossary section of this page.