What does “winner all the way to the last market” mean in Stay in the Game on Lucky Fish?

Short Answer: The phrase "winner all the way to the last market" means that every single selection on your accumulator must win, except for the very last leg on the bet slip. You must lose only on the final market to qualify for the Stay in the Game refund.

If any leg before the last market loses, your entire bet is dead, and the refund offer is voided.

1. How the Slip Progression Works

Lucky Fish evaluates your bet slip in the order the markets are listed. For the promotion to apply, all the legs leading up to the final one must be settled as winners. If one of the earlier legs is a loser or is voided, you are out of the promotion. The slip must progress perfectly until the final market, which is where you must be eliminated.

2. Why This Rule Exists

This condition is the core mechanic of the "Stay in the Game" promotion. It is designed to reward punters who come extremely close to winning a large accumulator but fall at the final hurdle. It creates the illusion of a near-miss, hence the name "Stay in the Game." If the last leg is a winner, you win the bet normally, and the refund is not applicable. If you lose earlier, you do not qualify for the safety net.