Trains cut out. Pub wifi dies. It happens. MBI123 doesn't treat a dropped packet as a free mulligan. The round that already started still settles. Your job is to check history, not mash spin again.
Don't place a second bet “just in case.” That's how you double a loss.
If the spin already left the reel, the result is stored. Reopen slot games, open history, and look for that round ID. A freeze on the screen isn't a void unless support confirms it.
Cards already dealt stay dealt. Rejoin the same table if it's still open, or read the result in history. Live stream tips sit on live casino. RNG layouts are covered under casino games.
A confirmed bet doesn't cancel because your wifi blinked. Check the slip in esports betting after you reconnect.
| Situation | Usual outcome |
|---|---|
| Spin already in motion | Result stands; credit or debit shows in history |
| Bet not confirmed | No stake taken; check wallet, don't rebet twice |
| Live hand mid-deal | Hand completes on the server; rejoin or read history |
| You closed the app on purpose | Same rules — closing isn't a cancel button |
Account-wide wording is in terms and conditions. Repeat questions live on the FAQ.
Sitting too long can kick you even on good wifi. That's still not a void. History first.
If you meant to stop, don't reopen the same table “to check.” Checking history is enough. Opening a new round is a new bet.
Not automatically. Reopen history. If the round recorded a result, that result stands even if your screen froze.
No. Two clients can look like two bets. Reconnect once, then check history.
Have the time, game title, and stake ready. Don't send your password. Screenshot the error if you have one.
It can, until the server stops the session. Don't leave auto-spin on in a tunnel. Set a loss stop first.
No. A confirmed slip stays. A drop only affects whether you see the confirmation, not whether the book took it.