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Your Sportsbook History, All in One Spot

Every settled bet you've placed through crazyfun — NFL point spreads, NBA moneylines, same-game parlays, player props — lives here in the results archive. Pull up any finished event, check the final score, and see exactly how each wager closed out.

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crazyfun Your Sportsbook History, All in One Spot
ARCHIVE HELP DESK

Need Help Reading Your Results?

If a settled result looks wrong or a bet is still showing as pending past the expected close time, reach out through one of these channels. Our team can pull the raw event data and walk through the settlement with you.

Live Chat Open the chat icon in your account dashboard to reach us directly. We can pull your bet slip and the official game result side by side to resolve any discrepancy quickly.
Account History Head to the Bet History tab in your account wallet. Every settled wager is timestamped with the event result and final odds so you can verify the payout calculation yourself.
Email Support For a detailed dispute or a multi-leg parlay question, email our support team. Include your bet ID and the game date and we'll respond with the official settlement breakdown.
HOW WE SETTLE

How crazyfun Handles Results and Settlement

Fair, consistent settlement is the whole point of keeping an archive. Here is how we make sure every result in the log is accurate and traceable.

Official Score Sources

We settle all events against verified official league data — NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL box scores are pulled from the recognized governing body, not third-party feeds.

Leg-by-Leg Parlay Records

Every same-game parlay is broken into individual legs in the archive. You can see the recorded stat or score for each leg, not just the overall win or loss.

Void and Push Handling

Postponed games and official pushes are flagged clearly in the archive. Voided legs are removed from parlay calculations and stake amounts are returned to your account wallet.

Searchable Date Range

Filter the archive by sport, date range or bet type. Looking back at a full NFL regular-season week or a single player prop is a few taps, whether you're on mobile or desktop.

crazyfun What the Results Archive Actually Shows You

What the Results Archive Actually Shows You

The archive logs every event we've taken action on — NFL Sunday spreads, college football totals, NBA Basketball Betting Odds markets, MLB run lines, and NHL puck lines. Each result entry shows the final score, the closing line, and the outcome of your specific wager. Same-game parlays display each leg individually so you can see which one hit and which one missed.

Player props show the recorded stat next to the line you backed. Results are sorted by date and searchable by sport, making it straightforward to track a full week of action or revisit a single game from last month.

Sportsbook Terms Worth Knowing

What does 'settled' mean in a sportsbook results archive?

A settled bet is one where the outcome has been officially recorded and the wager is closed. The result appears in your archive with the final score and any payout applied to your account.

What is a push in sports betting?

A push happens when the final margin exactly matches the point spread or total. No money is won or lost — your original stake is returned to your account wallet.

What does 'void' mean on a bet result?

A voided bet is canceled, usually because the event was postponed or a market was withdrawn. Your stake comes back to your balance exactly as placed, with no settlement.

What is a closing line in the results archive?

The closing line is the final odds or spread posted before the game started. It is the number your bet was matched against and appears next to each result entry in the archive.

What does 'action' mean on a player prop result?

Action means your player prop bet stands regardless of lineup changes. If the market was listed as action and the player did not participate, check the archive entry for the specific settlement rule applied.

What is a same-game parlay leg in archived results?

Each selection inside a same-game parlay is a leg. The archive shows every leg's individual result — the recorded stat or score — so you can see exactly where a multi-leg bet succeeded or fell short.

Questions About the Results Archive

Real questions from people checking their sportsbook history — answered straight.

The archive stores your full bet history from the date your account was opened in an eligible state. You can filter by sport or date range directly in the Bet History tab of your account wallet.

A same-game parlay requires every leg to win. The archive breaks each leg out individually so you can see which selection missed and why the overall parlay was settled as a loss.

Yes. Filter the archive by NFL and select the relevant week. Each player prop entry shows the recorded stat — receiving yards, rushing attempts, passing touchdowns — right beside the line you backed.

Postponed events are flagged as void in the archive. Your stake is returned to your account wallet and the entry is marked with the postponement reason so the record stays clear.

Open live chat from your account dashboard or email support with your bet ID and the game date. We pull the official league score data and compare it to the settlement entry on file.

The Bet History tab in your account wallet loads the same data on any device. Searching and filtering by sport, date and bet type work identically whether you are on a phone or a full browser.
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Sportsbook Results Archive

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