Odds updated 08 Oct 2026, 5:50pm AEDT
Sports Odds Today: Prices, Cut-Offs and Refusals
Reference decimal prices in Australian local time, plus the cut-off that closes an online market the moment an event starts.
Visit Ozwin →The hub is a reference view of pre-match prices across AFL, NRL and the FIFA World Cup 2026. Two rules explain almost every refusal at the slip: online markets close when an event starts, because in-play wagering online is not permitted in Australia under the IGA 2001, and a moved price is re-offered rather than accepted.
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Why a price is refused at the slip
- Check the start time first: once an event has started, the online market is closed under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001.
- A price that moved since the last refresh is re-offered rather than accepted silently, which reads as a refusal.
- Live wagers on sport are placed by phone in Australia, never through an online form.
- The prices here are reference medians and can differ from the one shown in your account at the moment of the bet.
- Verify the account before your first withdrawal, or a settled win stalls at payout instead.
Frequently asked questions
Why did a market vanish from the hub?
The event started. Pre-match markets are the only ones available online in Australia, so the listing closes at the start.
Why was my bet re-offered instead of accepted?
The price moved between the tap and the confirmation, so the slip asks you to accept the new one.
Where do these prices come from?
They are reference medians across bookmakers at the last refresh and can differ from the price shown in your account.