Does Gamdom void tennis bets on a retirement?
Yes, for markets without a determined result. Their wording - "voided based on the current score" - is ambiguous, so if your market was close to decided when play stopped, ask support how it was graded.
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Gamdom tennis retirement and disqualification rules
Voids markets without a determined result on a retirement or walkover - but a disqualification produces a determined result, so it settles on the player who advances.
| Retirement | Disqualification |
|---|---|
| void | pays the advancing player |
Their published rule does not name disqualification. The answer above is how they settle one in practice, from our own trading experience rather than a clause we can quote.
The rule, in their words
“All markets without a determined result will be settled as void. If a match ends due to retirement or walkover, markets will be voided based on the current score. For weather delays, all markets remain unsettled, and betting will resume once the match continues.”
Read and verified on Gamdom’s own published rules, 2026-10-05. Operators change these without notice, so we re-read them each time this page is updated.
Other markets
No tennis-specific settlement rule for set betting, handicaps or totals. The general clause: "If a match is postponed or abandoned and then completed within 48 hours of the original start time, all open bets will be settled based on the final result. If the match is not completed within 48 hours, all undecided bets are voided."
Worth knowing
Their wording is odd and we have reproduced it exactly rather than tidying it: markets are "voided based on the current score", which conflates voiding with settlement. Disqualification is never named, but the rule voids only markets without a determined result - and a default leaves one.
Common questions
What does Gamdom do if a tennis player is disqualified?
The player who advances is paid. Gamdom never uses the word, but it voids only markets "without a determined result", and a disqualification leaves an officially awarded winner. So a default is the opposite of a retirement here.