Sports betting at Pin Up in international markets

Start by choosing the sport and the event you want to follow, then compare the markets and prices shown for that event. Pin Up supports sports betting in international markets, while the way each sports market works follows the usual sportsbook process.

Players in international markets can bet on sports at Pin Up. Sports betting lets you select an event, choose a market such as the winner or total score, and place a stake against the outcome you expect.

The sport determines the event and the statistics used to settle a market. A football market may depend on the final score, while a tennis market may depend on the winner of a match or set. The precise result comes from the event and the rules attached to the selected market.

A sportsbook organises betting by sport, competition, event and market. You first select the event, then choose the particular outcome on which you want to stake money.

Pre-match betting

Pre-match markets open before an event begins. Prices reflect the possible outcomes at that point, and they can change as new information affects expectations before the start.

Live betting

Live betting takes place while an event is in progress. The score, time elapsed, player performance and other developments can change the available markets and prices during play.

A market can close when the event starts, during a significant incident or when the result is close to being decided. The market rules determine which information is used for settlement.

Bet types describe how your selection is matched to an outcome. A single keeps one selection separate, while a multiple combines selections so that the result depends on more than one event or market.

Singles

A single bet contains one selection. It is settled using the result of that selection, so the outcome of another event does not affect it.

Multiples

A multiple combines two or more selections into one bet. Every selection normally needs to win for the multiple to succeed, so one losing selection affects the whole bet.

Outcome and total markets

An outcome market asks you to select who or what will win. A total market asks whether a combined figure, such as points, goals or games, will be above or below the line shown.

Handicap markets adjust the starting position for settlement. The result is judged after the stated adjustment is applied, not only by looking at the unadjusted score.

The event result is the main factor, but settlement also depends on the market selected. A winner market uses the stated winner, while a total or handicap market uses the relevant score after the market’s calculation is applied.

Odds show the price of a selection when you make the bet. They do not change the event result, but a price movement before confirmation can affect the terms attached to a new bet.

Postponed and interrupted events

A postponed or interrupted event may not settle in the same way as a completed event. The applicable market rules decide whether the selection remains open, is settled, or is cancelled.

Settlement information

Official event results and the market definition are used to settle a bet. Statistics that do not form part of the selected market do not decide its result.

Common problems include selecting the wrong market, missing a price change, or misunderstanding whether a bet is pre-match or live. Review the event, market, selections and stake before confirming.

A market can also remain unsettled when an event is delayed, interrupted or awaiting an official result. Keep the bet details and wait for the relevant settlement process rather than treating an open bet as a win or loss.

Control your stake

Set a spending limit before you start and treat the stake as money for entertainment, not as income. Never increase a stake to recover a previous loss, and take a break if betting stops feeling controlled.

Use safer-gambling tools

Common safer-gambling tools include deposit limits, time reminders, cooling-off periods and self-exclusion. Choose limits that fit your budget, keep gambling separate from essential spending, and seek independent help if you are finding it difficult to stop.

Only bet when you can afford the stake and understand the market. Outcomes remain uncertain, including when you have followed a sport closely.