The 100% Refund offer has an exact-one-loss condition. Its title should not be read as general protection for every unsuccessful accumulator or every negative account result.
Several independent tests must be satisfied
The source requires at least seven selections and individual odds of 1.70 or above. It does not use average odds across the combination. Exactly one component must lose.
Two or more losses therefore fall outside the stated refund mechanism. A mostly successful position does not automatically qualify simply because it came close.
A void result excludes the whole position
The source treats a void or refunded component as a disqualifying event rather than merely removing it and checking the remaining count. That differs from the turnover rules used in several other Melbet programmes.
Ordinary sportsbook settlement and promotional eligibility can therefore reach different conclusions about the same slip.
Missing monetary limits remain unspecified
The summary gives no published cap or minimum amount. That omission is not proof of an unlimited contractual refund. Current detailed account terms are needed before characterising a particular amount.
Both pre-match and live activity are described, but every other condition remains. The programme does not justify adding selections or increasing exposure to obtain apparent protection; the underlying position can still lose outside its narrow eligibility boundary.
