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# D1CE Valid Bet Amount Rules

In order to ensure that all participants fully understand the activity rules, this section explains the calculation method for the valid bet amount. These rules are intended to determine how the bet amount is handled in different outcomes, ensuring a fair and transparent participation environment. Regardless of the outcome of the bet, participants should follow these guidelines for consistent and transparent calculation.

The following are the specific rules for calculating the valid bet amount. Please read and understand them carefully:

**1. In case of loss**

If the bet results in a loss, the valid bet amount will equal the actual amount lost.

**2. In case of winning an amount equal to or less than the bet**

If the bet results in a win but the win amount is equal to or less than the bet amount, the valid bet amount will equal the actual win amount.

**3. In case of winning an amount exceeding the bet**

If the bet results in a win and the win amount exceeds the bet amount, the valid bet amount will equal the original bet amount.

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#### Example Explanation

{% hint style="info" %}
To help participants better understand the above rules, here are several common scenarios with specific examples:
{% endhint %}

<table><thead><tr><th>BET OUTCOME</th><th width="249">EXAMPLE</th><th>VALID BET AMOUNT CALCULATION</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Loss</td><td>Bet $100, lost $100</td><td>Valid Bet = Lost Amount $100</td></tr><tr><td>Win ≤ Bet Amount</td><td>Bet $100, won $50</td><td>Valid Bet = Win Amount $50</td></tr><tr><td>Win > Bet Amount</td><td>Bet $100, won $300</td><td>Valid Bet = Bet Amount $100</td></tr></tbody></table>


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