Abstract: A system, a method, and a computer program product for generating graphical representations of wagering selections. A plurality of potential scoring occurrences in an event is received. A graphical representation of each of the potential scoring occurrences on a user interface is generated based on the received first data. A plurality of graphical positions corresponding to a portion of the plurality of potential scoring occurrences is selected to generate at least one graphical pathway identifying at least one wagering selection in the plurality of wagering selections for the event. During a progression of the event, a determination is made whether at least one identified wagering selection in the plurality of wagering selections for the event did not generate a winning wager, where such selection is removed from the user interface. At the conclusion of the event, a winning amount based on the plurality of selected graphical positions is displayed.

Abstract: A wagering platform is described that enables bettors to wager on more games than their budgets or account balances would otherwise allow, without extending them credit and without sacrificing the house advantage. The platform allows the bettor to select a plurality of wagers and designates the maximum amount he or she is willing to risk. Based on those inputs, the platform generates a wager amount that the bettor can stake on each selected wager (which will total more than the bettor's maximum risk amount). Related apparatus, systems, techniques and articles are also described.

Abstract: A system, a method, and a computer program product for generating graphical representations of wagering selections. A plurality of potential scoring occurrences in an event is received. A graphical representation of each of the potential scoring occurrences on a user interface is generated based on the received first data. A plurality of graphical positions corresponding to a portion of the plurality of potential scoring occurrences is selected to generate at least one graphical pathway identifying at least one wagering selection in the plurality of wagering selections for the event. During a progression of the event, a determination is made whether at least one identified wagering selection in the plurality of wagering selections for the event did not generate a winning wager, where such selection is removed from the user interface. At the conclusion of the event, a winning amount based on the plurality of selected graphical positions is displayed.

Abstract: A system, a method, a device, a platform, and a computer program product for wagering are disclosed. Participants are allowed to wager on an event such as a sporting or entertainment event. The participants select from a plurality of defined actions, which participants predict will occur in the event after a specified time. Those participants who successfully selected the correct action can advance to the next round, while the others are eliminated. The process can be repeated until one participant remains.

Abstract: A wagering platform is described that enables bettors to wager on more games than their budgets or account balances would otherwise allow, without extending them credit and without sacrificing the house advantage. The platform allows the bettor to select a plurality of wagers and designates the maximum amount he or she is willing to risk. Based on those inputs, the platform generates a wager amount that the bettor can stake on each selected wager (which will total more than the bettor's maximum risk amount). Related apparatus, systems, techniques and articles are also described.

Abstract: A wagering platform is described that generates one or more betting options and/or insurance to enable a bettor to modify his initial wager during a betting event such as, for example, a sporting event. The options can include, for example, allowing the bettor to double-down, to flip-flop, and/or to purchase bad-beat insurance. The platform can also include a locked-odds option to allow the bettor the option to place a wager at specified odds after the event has already started. Related apparatus, systems, techniques and articles are also described.