Definition of a Qualifying Slap
Only clean, legal slaps that are counted as official strikes by the match officials contribute to the total slap count.
Any slap that results in a foul or a reset (reslap) does not count toward the total.
Slaps That Do Not Count
Clubbing Slaps – Any slap that is ruled as clubbing and results in a foul does not contribute to the total.
Flinching Slaps – If a defender flinches and the striker is awarded a reslap, the original slap does not count toward the total.
Determining the Over/Under Outcome
The total number of qualifying slaps delivered before the match ends will be used to determine the result of Over/Under wagers.
If the total number of qualifying slaps lands exactly on the betting line (if applicable), the bet will be graded as a push, and stakes will be refunded.
Match Ends Early
If the match ends early due to knockout (KO), TKO, injury, or disqualification, all bets stand as long as at least one qualifying slap has been recorded.
Official Source
The official slap count will be determined based on the governing body’s ruling and official event results. Any post-event changes will not affect the settlement of bets.
Disputes & Adjustments
In the event of any uncertainty or dispute regarding qualifying slaps, bets will be settled based on the official final ruling by event officials.
These rules ensure clarity and fairness when betting on the total number of slaps in a Power Slap match.