FAQ | 777

Question 1

What is 777?

Accepted Answer

777 is a sports prediction marketplace where eligible participants can take positions on defined outcomes across major sports, events, and formats. Prices reflect the market's current probability estimate and resolve to $1 (correct) or $0 (incorrect) at settlement.

Question 2

Who can participate?

Accepted Answer

Participation is limited to individuals who are 21 or older and located in an eligible jurisdiction. Identity verification is required before placing any positions.

Question 3

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Create an account, complete identity verification, add funds using a supported payment method, and browse available markets. The full process typically takes under 10 minutes.

Question 4

Is this legal in my state?

Accepted Answer

Availability varies by jurisdiction. During account creation, your location is verified against our eligibility list. If your jurisdiction is not currently supported, you will be notified.

Question 5

How do market prices work?

Accepted Answer

Prices move between 1¢ and 99¢ and represent the market's current probability estimate for the outcome. A price of 70¢ implies a 70% probability. You buy at the current price and receive $1 per share if correct at settlement.

Question 6

How are markets settled?

Accepted Answer

Markets resolve against published rules tied to the specific event outcome. Winning positions pay $1 per share; losing positions pay $0. Settlement typically occurs within 24 hours of the event concluding.

Question 7

Can I exit a position before settlement?

Accepted Answer

On markets where early exit is available, you can sell your position at the current market price before the event concludes. Not all markets support early exit — this is indicated on each market card.

Question 8

What types of markets are available?

Accepted Answer

777 offers game markets, futures, props, esports, and special events across major sports including basketball, football, baseball, soccer, tennis, golf, and combat sports.

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