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What is BetStack?
BetStack presents a sports interface backed by Polymarket and publishes a detailed design for sequential parlays. Each winning leg is settled before its realized proceeds can fund the next, so the result depends on actual fills and settlement timing rather than simply multiplying the prices shown when the slip was built. Its documentation gives per-leg slippage controls, a global time budget and exit conditions. The v0 rules cover non-overlapping football markets; visible basketball navigation does not establish basketball support in the parlay engine. The public match view remained loading during review, while the integration guide was readable. Treat the guide as a description of the proposed execution flow, not proof that a funded parlay completes successfully.
Who it is for
- Sports traders comparing sequential and simultaneous parlay mechanics
- Builders reviewing the order, claim and refund lifecycle before evaluating an integration
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket
- Research topics
- Football
- Sequential settlement
The documented lifecycle places a leg, monitors fills, claims a winning resolution and re-quotes the next leg before rolling proceeds forward.
- Slippage and time guards
The intent includes an ordered leg list, stake, per-leg maximum slippage, expiry and refund address. Unfilled orders or violated guards can stop the sequence.
- Football eligibility
v0 requires football markets without time overlap and checks for shallow liquidity or excessive spreads. The secured vault and simultaneous parlays are labelled coming soon.
Workflows with BetStack
Check whether a slip can finish
List the football legs in order, check their scheduled times and resolution rules, then compare the allowed total time with how long claims could take. A later leg cannot use proceeds before the earlier one settles.
Audit an exit condition
Read the quote and intent fields, then trace what happens when a fill deadline, slippage limit or time budget is exceeded. Confirm how the residual USDC is refunded before considering a funded workflow.
Pricing and total cost
The sports interface and integration guide are public. The reviewed pages do not establish a subscription price or numeric service fee. Trading and transaction costs must be checked in an actual quote.
Access: The site offers Connect Wallet. Its documentation describes signatures and approvals; no wallet was connected, no quote accepted and no funds deposited.
Getting started
- Open the public guide and distinguish sequential v0 features from the vault and simultaneous-parlay roadmap.
- Inspect the football eligibility rules, quote fields, slippage guard, expiry and refund destination.
- Check that the current interface loads the intended markets and obtain clear current fee and access terms before connecting a wallet.
Useful links
What to check
- The public market list did not finish loading in the captured session. A working quote, funded execution and refund flow remain unverified.
- The guide describes a non-custodial design while listing a secured vault as future work; the present custody and approval implementation needs separate verification.
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Frequently asked questions about BetStack
Does BetStack place all legs at the same time?
The published v0 design is sequential: proceeds from a settled winning leg fund the next. Simultaneous parlays are a roadmap item.
Does the basketball tab prove the parlay engine supports it?
No. The v0 eligibility rules currently specify football, even though the navigation also shows basketball.
Is the quoted multiplier a guaranteed payout?
No. The guide says sequential payouts depend on realized conversions across legs; fills, prices, resolution and costs can change the result.
Was a parlay tested here?
No. The public documentation was reviewed; the market view stayed loading and no account or transaction was used.