Sports Rules
Specials
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Specials is our description for bets on, normally, non-sporting
events such as politics, current affairs or financial matters. Politics * Want up to the minute updates on our extensive Politics markets? Join our very own Twitter feed at http://twitter.com/ladpolitics *Fancy a price on something we currently do not offer? Email politics@ladbrokes.co.uk and we will get back you asap! UK Politics Seat Total Betting 1. Any MP elected as a sitting Speaker of The House Of Commons will not count for seat total or majority betting. 2. If the next general election is run under a significantly different electoral system (e.g. not single member FPTP constituencies) seat total bets, majority bets and individual constituency markets will be void.
Party Leader Markets
Constituency Markets
US Presidential Markets
Party nominees & vice-presidential nominees
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Big Brother
Any departure other than by public vote - e.g. a housemate leaves voluntarily or is expelled from the house - will not count as an eviction for the purpose of 'next eviction' betting.
Christmas Snow
For a bet of a white Christmas for 2009 within in a specific post code area ("Bet") to win. A snowflake, sleet or a snow grain (together "Snow") must be officially recorded as having fallen within the postcode area which is the subject of the Bet between 00:01hours and 23:59 hours on 25 December 2009 ("Christmas Day"). For these purposes:
(a) the relevant "postcode area" will be the postcode area as recorded by the Royal Mail having the first two digits in the order stated on the relevant [Betting slip]and shall exclude those areas within in the relevant post code area that are in excess of 250 metres above sea level;
(b) snow, sleet or any other like substance which fell prior to the commencement of Christmas Day (including that which remains on the ground on Christmas Day), hail or ice pellets (irrespective of the time at which they fall) are excluded from the definition of Snow for the purposes of any Bet; and
(c) "officially" means as determined by the British weather Service in its absolute discretion.