Betting on live sabong matches is extremely simple since bettors will only need to bet on Meron, Wala, or Draw to be able to play and win real money. The underlying sabong rules are more complicated, however, and not knowing these can leave bettors scratching their heads on why they didn’t win even when the other rooster is already dying and can’t fight.
Live online sabong matches follow a certain set of rules that dictate how a typical match proceeds. These general rules of WPC Online sabong matches are the following:
- All matches consist of the ulatan, ruweda and the fight itself.
- Fighting roosters are paired to birds with similar size, height, weight, and wingspan.
- Fighting roosters are handled during the ruweda for inspection and evaluation by bettors.
- Fighting roosters are outfitted with metal blades or spurs.
- Fighting roosters fight to the death or until one or both can no longer fight.
- Fighting roosters are allotted 10 minutes to fight a single round.
- A fighting rooster wins when the opposing rooster does not peck twice during the carreo.
Diamond Sabong, WPC Online Sabong ’s sabong provider, operates using the following sabong rules for their matches, which includes rules of bet resolutions:
1. Players can only bet once the round starts
2. Players cannot place a bet once bettings are announced closed
3. All bets on Meron and Wala are considered a push when a “DRAW” occurs
4. All bets are returned to the player’s account should any disruption occur. These disruptions are the following:
- Network fluctuations that interfere with the livestream
- Network fluctuations or betting timeouts on player end.
5. Matches will end in a draw when the following occurs:
- No gamecock pecks or hits twice during the Carreo
- No winner is declared after ten (10) minutes from first contact
- Gamecock’s knife is damaged
- Gamecocks’ tape are incorrectly positioned
- Gamecocks’ entry names are displayed incorrectly
6. All bets cannot be cancelled once placed
7. The bets’ odds and payouts fluctuate depending on the number of bets placed on them and outcomes with no bets will display odds of 1
8. Skipped or duplicate fight ID numbers are normal and will not affect betting
9. DRAW odds are set at 1:8
10. All bets placed on an outcome with less than odds of 1 are canceled and bets are refunded.
Conclusion
Betting on live sabong matches is simple but can be quite complicated when keeping the rules of sabong in mind. Bettors will have to understand why their bets pushed when the other rooster is already dying if they don’t want to be confused as to why they didn’t win.
