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Three separate match-play bets in one round
A Nassau is three match-play contests run simultaneously: the Front 9 (holes 1–9), the Back 9 (holes 10–18), and the Overall 18. Each is a separate bet of the same dollar amount, so the total exposure is 3× the stated bet.
Each hole is won, lost, or halved based on net scores. The player who wins more holes wins that match. If tied after the relevant holes, that portion of the bet is split (no money changes hands).
Bets are set separately: bet-per-nine (default $5) and bet-for-total (default $10). Auto-press: a press fires when a player falls behind by the threshold — set independently for the nines (default 2 down) and the total leg (default off). Format is Individual or Team (assign Team A / B). Handicaps use Index on Low HC (on) with a percentage (0/50/75/85/100%, default 100) and per-player overrides; standard USGA allocation gives a 2nd stroke past 18. You can also enable just a subset of the three matches.
For groups larger than 2 in individual format, every unique head-to-head pairing runs its own Nassau — with 4 players that's 6 simultaneous matches. Each match and each press settles independently.
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