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A moneyline is a type of [[betting market]] where a wager is made on which team or player will win a given match outright. They are one of the most common sports bets placed along with [[spread]]s and [[total]]s.

Moneyline grading rules vary by sport and betting site. It is critical that a bettor is aware of their bookmaker's grading policies before placing a bet. The industry standard is that overtime results are considered when grading moneylines for matches that are tied at the end of regulation. In the event of a draw at the end of overtime a moneyline bet will be graded as a push and the initial risk refunded. Below are common moneyline grading policies by sport which most sportsbooks follow. It is critical that a bettor is aware of their respective bookmaker's grading policies before placing a bet

Professional and The winner of a professional or college football match will be determined by the final score as long as at least 55 minutes of official game-time has elapsed. If a match is postponed before 55 minutes have passed moneyline wagers will be graded no action and bets will be refunded.  === Hockey === At least 55 minutes of official game time must have passed for hockey moneylinesto be graded. If the match is postponed before this time moneyline wagers will be graded no action. === Tennis === In the event of a walk over where a player retires before the match begins all moneyline wagers will be graded no action. Most betting sites will void moneyline wagers if the first set has not been completed. If a player retires after the first set has been completed the advancing player will be declared the winner for moneyline wagers.