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How to Play POINT SPREAD

  • Choose two to 12 games from the Game List and mark the number of picks you wish to play .
  • The favourite either covers the spread by winning by at least that margin, or the underdog beats the spread by making it close or beating the favourite. On the Game List, the "favourite" team is the one with the spread listed below it.
  • The potential payout increases with the number of games you predict. Naturally, as you correctly predict more games you may win more cash. The payout ranges from 1.25* times your wager to 500 times your wager.
  • Because it's a little more difficult to predict football and basketball, the prizes for two, three, four, and five picks are slightly higher than they are for hockey and baseball.
  • You can only select games from the same sport.
  • Select one of two outcomes: V=Visitor Win or H=Home Win for each game you select.
  • Mark the outcomes on your POINT SPREAD
  • Wager from $2 to $100
  • Give the completed slip and your wager to the Retailer before the earliest game you selected starts.
  • For all sports except Hockey, final results include all extra play. For Hockey, final results include overtime but do not include shootouts.
  • You can also play POINT SPREAD by Combo Play.

If all of your picks are correct, you win. There are also prizes for correctly predicting nine out of 10, 10 out of 11, 10 out of 12, or 11 out of 12 games.

*Only applies if all but one of the games you predicted were cancelled, considered not completed or deemed deleted because the game commenced or was completed prior to your wager being made, leaving one game which you predicted correctly. A refund is paid if all games predicted are cancelled, considered not completed or deemed deleted. POINT SPREAD prizes are subject to an aggregate maximum daily limit of $1 million. See the official Game Conditions and Prize Structure Statements for more details.