College Basketball Live Betting Rules at komanda24

A live spread is a point differential set during an active game. It adjusts continuously as the score changes, giving you a handicap that reflects the current state of play rather than the pre-game line.

A void means the bet is canceled and your stake is returned. It typically happens when a game is suspended before the wagered period officially completes, per our published suspension rules.

Lock price is the odds frozen at the exact moment you confirm your wager. Any line movement after submission does not change your payout calculation — that accepted price is binding.

A live total is a points threshold set during the game. You wager on whether the combined final score will finish over or under that in-game number, which updates after each basket or possession change.

A half-time market covers only the second-half scoring, not the full game. Odds open the moment the first half ends and close before the second-half tip-off, settling on the second-half score alone.

A same-game parlay combines multiple live legs from one college basketball game — spread, total, and a player prop, for example — into a single wager where every leg must settle correctly for a payout.