Hero Indian Open: To Make the Cut

The outcome resolves after the tournament's official cutline is finalized following the designated cut round (typically after the second round), based on official scoring and any committee decisions; if the tournament format is altered, the market resolves according to the platform's stated resolution rules.

'Making the cut' is determined by the tournament's official cutline and scoring rules (including how ties are handled) as published by the event organizers; the market uses the tournament's official results to determine which named players made the cut.

Those outcomes correspond to the individual players in the official tournament field at the time the market was created; any late additions, alternates, or replacements will be handled according to the exchange's event-creation and amendment policies.

If rounds are delayed or shortened, the tournament committee sets the official cut criteria and this market follows those official determinations; if the tournament is canceled or the format changes in a way that removes a cut, the platform's resolution policy (e.g., voiding or adjusting markets) will apply.

If a player withdraws before the cut is established, they will not be considered to have made the cut; if they withdraw after the cut has been officially declared, the market uses the official tournament result to determine the outcome—refer to the platform's specific withdrawal and resolution rules for edge cases.