Novig NHL void rules: what happens if a player doesn't play
If an NHL player doesn't play, Novig does not void or refund it; it settles by the rule quoted below.
Below is every Novig NHL rule we could find for injuries, postponements, ties and overtime, quoted from Novig's own source, last verified November 11, 2026. The rules panel on each contract governs.
Every published Novig NHL settlement rule
Player prop: Player doesn't play
Settles by a set rule (not a refund)Novig's "void" settles at a market price from before the news broke, not a refund.
“For player-prop Contracts, the participation requirement depends on the market type; if it is not met, all Contracts on that player's performance are settled to Void: • a skater Underlying requires the listed player to be dressed in the official game lineup of <game> and to record time on ice…”
Source: Novig exchange (Ludlow) contract terms · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
Player prop: Player gets hurt mid-game
Settles on the result“If <entity> is a player and the player records time on ice, or is in goal, within <time period> but is thereafter removed from play, due to injury, disqualification, ejection, or any other reason, this does not cause the Contract to settle to Void…”
Source: Novig exchange (Ludlow) contract terms · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
Player prop: Game postponed or suspended
Settles by a set rule (not a refund)Novig's "void" settles at a market price from before the news broke, not a refund.
“For most markets if a event is postponed and rescheduled within 48 hours the trades will still be considered active. Please be sure to consult the specific market rule if you are uncertain.”
Source: Novig help center · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
Player prop: Does overtime count?
Settles on the result“Unless the Contract Title expressly provides for shootout statistics, goals scored in a shootout are not credited to any player and do not count toward any player <stat>;”
Source: Novig exchange (Ludlow) contract terms · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
Game winner: Game postponed or suspended
Settles by a set rule (not a refund)Novig's "void" settles at a market price from before the news broke, not a refund.
“If <game> does not Commence on its scheduled calendar day, the Contract will settle to Void, unless: ● the Exchange has formally rescheduled <game> and updated <date>. ● <game> begins within 48 hours of its original start time.”
Source: Novig exchange (Ludlow) contract terms · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
Game winner: Game ends tied
Settles by a set rule (not a refund)“If the Governing Body records <game> as ending in a tie, with <team 1> and <team 2> having scored an equal number of goals, Contracts settle as a tie under the Payout Criterion … each receiving $0.50; a tie is a determined outcome and not a Void.”
Source: Novig exchange (Ludlow) contract terms · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
Game winner: Does overtime count?
Settles on the result“…for a full-game contract, the winner is determined inclusive of any overtime and shootout, and for a designated segment, the winner is determined from the goals scored within that segment.”
Source: Novig exchange (Ludlow) contract terms · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
Spread: Game postponed or suspended
Settles by a set rule (not a refund)Novig's "void" settles at a market price from before the news broke, not a refund.
“For most markets if a event is postponed and rescheduled within 48 hours the trades will still be considered active. Please be sure to consult the specific market rule if you are uncertain.”
Source: Novig help center · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
Spread: Does overtime count?
Settles on the result“Where <game> is decided by a shootout, the shootout is deemed to add one goal to the total of the team winning the shootout and no goals to the opposing team, irrespective of the number of shootout attempts converted, and that deemed goal is included in the goal differential;”
Source: Novig exchange (Ludlow) contract terms · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
Total: Game postponed or suspended
Settles by a set rule (not a refund)Novig's "void" settles at a market price from before the news broke, not a refund.
“For most markets if a event is postponed and rescheduled within 48 hours the trades will still be considered active. Please be sure to consult the specific market rule if you are uncertain.”
Source: Novig help center · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
Total: Does overtime count?
Settles on the result“Where <game> is decided by a shootout, the shootout is deemed to add one Goal to the total of the team winning the shootout and no Goals to the opposing team, irrespective of the number of shootout attempts converted…”
Source: Novig exchange (Ludlow) contract terms · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
Combo leg: Player doesn't play
Settles by a set rule (not a refund)“If no Leg settles contrary to its specified Direction and one or more Legs is voided, cancelled, postponed beyond the period specified by Ludlow … (a "Voided Leg"), the Combination Contract settles at the product of the values of its Legs.”
Source: Novig exchange (Ludlow) contract terms · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
Combo leg: Game postponed or suspended
Settles by a set rule (not a refund)“If no Leg settles contrary to its specified Direction and one or more Legs is voided, cancelled, postponed beyond the period specified by Ludlow … (a "Voided Leg"), the Combination Contract settles at the product of the values of its Legs.”
Source: Novig exchange (Ludlow) contract terms · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
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Novig's "void" settles at a market price from before the news broke, not a refund.
“For player-prop Contracts, the participation requirement depends on the market type; if it is not met, all Contracts on that player's performance are settled to Void: • a skater Underlying requires the listed player to be dressed in the official game lineup of <game> and to record time on ice…”
Source: Novig exchange (Ludlow) contract terms · Rule last verified November 11, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
NHL player prop on Novig: player doesn't play — what happens?
Settles by a set rule (not a refund). Novig's "void" settles at a market price from before the news broke, not a refund. Novig's rule: “For player-prop Contracts, the participation requirement depends on the market type; if it is not met, all Contracts on that player's performance are settled to Void: • a skater Underlying requires the listed player to be dressed in the official game lineup of <game> and to record time on ice…” (verified November 11, 2026).
NHL player prop on Novig: player gets hurt mid-game — what happens?
Settles on the result. Novig's rule: “If <entity> is a player and the player records time on ice, or is in goal, within <time period> but is thereafter removed from play, due to injury, disqualification, ejection, or any other reason, this does not cause the Contract to settle to Void…” (verified November 11, 2026).
NHL player prop on Novig: game postponed or suspended — what happens?
Settles by a set rule (not a refund). Novig's "void" settles at a market price from before the news broke, not a refund. Novig's rule: “For most markets if a event is postponed and rescheduled within 48 hours the trades will still be considered active. Please be sure to consult the specific market rule if you are uncertain.” (verified November 11, 2026).
NHL player prop on Novig: does overtime count? — what happens?
Settles on the result. Novig's rule: “Unless the Contract Title expressly provides for shootout statistics, goals scored in a shootout are not credited to any player and do not count toward any player <stat>;” (verified November 11, 2026).
NHL game winner on Novig: game postponed or suspended — what happens?
Settles by a set rule (not a refund). Novig's "void" settles at a market price from before the news broke, not a refund. Novig's rule: “If <game> does not Commence on its scheduled calendar day, the Contract will settle to Void, unless: ● the Exchange has formally rescheduled <game> and updated <date>. ● <game> begins within 48 hours of its original start time.” (verified November 11, 2026).
NHL game winner on Novig: game ends tied — what happens?
Settles by a set rule (not a refund). Novig's rule: “If the Governing Body records <game> as ending in a tie, with <team 1> and <team 2> having scored an equal number of goals, Contracts settle as a tie under the Payout Criterion … each receiving $0.50; a tie is a determined outcome and not a Void.” (verified November 11, 2026).
NHL game winner on Novig: does overtime count? — what happens?
Settles on the result. Novig's rule: “…for a full-game contract, the winner is determined inclusive of any overtime and shootout, and for a designated segment, the winner is determined from the goals scored within that segment.” (verified November 11, 2026).
NHL spread on Novig: game postponed or suspended — what happens?
Settles by a set rule (not a refund). Novig's "void" settles at a market price from before the news broke, not a refund. Novig's rule: “For most markets if a event is postponed and rescheduled within 48 hours the trades will still be considered active. Please be sure to consult the specific market rule if you are uncertain.” (verified November 11, 2026).
NHL spread on Novig: does overtime count? — what happens?
Settles on the result. Novig's rule: “Where <game> is decided by a shootout, the shootout is deemed to add one goal to the total of the team winning the shootout and no goals to the opposing team, irrespective of the number of shootout attempts converted, and that deemed goal is included in the goal differential;” (verified November 11, 2026).
NHL total on Novig: game postponed or suspended — what happens?
Settles by a set rule (not a refund). Novig's "void" settles at a market price from before the news broke, not a refund. Novig's rule: “For most markets if a event is postponed and rescheduled within 48 hours the trades will still be considered active. Please be sure to consult the specific market rule if you are uncertain.” (verified November 11, 2026).
NHL total on Novig: does overtime count? — what happens?
Settles on the result. Novig's rule: “Where <game> is decided by a shootout, the shootout is deemed to add one Goal to the total of the team winning the shootout and no Goals to the opposing team, irrespective of the number of shootout attempts converted…” (verified November 11, 2026).
NHL combo leg on Novig: player doesn't play — what happens?
Settles by a set rule (not a refund). Novig's rule: “If no Leg settles contrary to its specified Direction and one or more Legs is voided, cancelled, postponed beyond the period specified by Ludlow … (a "Voided Leg"), the Combination Contract settles at the product of the values of its Legs.” (verified November 11, 2026).
NHL combo leg on Novig: game postponed or suspended — what happens?
Settles by a set rule (not a refund). Novig's rule: “If no Leg settles contrary to its specified Direction and one or more Legs is voided, cancelled, postponed beyond the period specified by Ludlow … (a "Voided Leg"), the Combination Contract settles at the product of the values of its Legs.” (verified November 11, 2026).
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