prototo Result Table - Liga 1 Markets & BCA Virtual Account

What the prototo Result Table shows

When a match concludes, we log the official final result—home goals, away goals, and any other relevant detail—into the Result Table. This becomes the authoritative record for settling all markets tied to that fixture. If you wagered on match winner, total goals, or Asian handicap for a Liga 1 fixture, the Result Table outcome determines whether your market wins, loses, or voids.

Our Result Table includes six core columns: fixture name (e.g., "Jakarta Derby"), match date and time, home team final score, away team final score, official result status (settled, postponed, void), and timestamp of when we recorded the outcome. We update this table within minutes of the final whistle, subject to confirmation from official league sources.

The Result Table is open to all users on prototo—you do not need special access. Simply navigate to the Result Table page from our main menu to browse settled fixtures. You can filter by league (Liga 1, Piala AFF, Champions League), date range, or result type (home win, away win, draw). This transparency is core to how we operate: every settled market is logged and visible.

Alongside the Result Table, we maintain a live scoreboard that tracks in-play goals and match events. Once the final whistle sounds, the live scoreboard freezes and we promote that result to the Result Table within our standard processing window. From that moment, your account balance reflects the settlement—winnings credited or losses deducted according to your market outcomes.

Markets that feed the Result Table

Not all markets on prototo settle directly from the Result Table. Some—like live-in-play bets or exotic prop markets—may have their own resolution logic. However, the core markets do funnel through the Result Table:

• Match winner: Home win, away win, or draw. Settled by comparing home and away goals in the Result Table.
• Total goals: Over/under a specified threshold (e.g., over 2.5 goals). Settled by summing the goals in the Result Table.
• Both teams to score: Yes or no. Settled if both home and away teams scored at least one goal.
• Asian handicap: Home or away after adjusting for a goal spread. Settled by applying the handicap to the Result Table score.
• Correct score: Exact final scoreline (e.g., 2–1 home). Settled by exact match to the Result Table outcome.
• First goal scorer: Resolved by the official league record of who scored first.

We pull official scoreline data from league operators—Liga 1 Indonesia, AFC (for Piala AFF), UEFA (for Champions League), and other governing bodies. If a league issues a revised result (e.g., due to a protest or administrative review), we update the Result Table and re-settle affected markets accordingly. Such revisions are rare, but we notify impacted users via account message.

How settlement timing works

Once the final whistle sounds, we begin our settlement window. For most Liga 1 and international fixtures, we record the Result Table entry and settle markets within our standard processing period. This window accounts for video review, injury time, and official league confirmation.

Your account balance updates automatically once a market settles. If you funded your account via DANA, e-wallet, mobile banking, local payment, or online payment virtual account, your winnings (if any) are credited to the same wallet or account. Withdrawals are then subject to our stated verification and processing windows, which vary by payment method.

Edge cases: postponements, voids, and disputes

Occasionally a match is postponed, abandoned, or subject to dispute. Our Result Table flags these scenarios explicitly so your market outcome is clear:

• Postponed: Match scheduled but not played. Most markets void automatically; some may be rebooked for a new date.
• Abandoned: Match started but did not reach conclusion (e.g., weather, security, medical emergency). Markets void unless specific league rules apply.
• Voided by admin: Official league action (e.g., fixture played in wrong jurisdiction, ineligible player). All markets on that fixture void and stakes returned.
• Goal-line review: Video review confirmed or disallowed a goal. We wait for official confirmation before updating the Result Table.

Accessing your Result Table history

Every user on prototo has access to a personal Result Table history—a ledger of all markets you have wagered on and how they settled. You can filter this history by league, date, market type, or status (settled, pending, voided).

To view your Result Table history:

1. Log in to your prototo account

   Use your email, phone, or social login. Account recovery is available if you have forgotten your credentials.

2. Navigate to "My Bets" or "History"

   This section shows all your wagered markets, including unsettled and historical records.

3. Select a fixture to view its Result Table entry

   Click any settled match to see the official final score, your market details, and settlement amount.

4. Download or export your data

   Most users can export their Result Table history as a CSV or PDF for personal records or tax filing.

If you dispute a Result Table entry, contact our support team with your bet ID and market details. We will cross-reference the official league record and our system log. In rare cases where an error is found, we will correct the Result Table and re-settle the affected market.

Result Table and your deposit method

Your account on prototo holds a balance regardless of how you funded it—whether via e-wallet, mobile banking, local payment, online payment, e-wallet, mobile banking, local payment virtual account, online payment, e-wallet, or mobile banking. When a market settles and credits your Result Table, the funds are added to this unified balance.

You can then use this balance to place new wagers, play live-dealer games, or request a withdrawal. If you withdraw, funds return to your original deposit method (subject to our verification window). For example, if you deposited via local payment virtual account, your withdrawal goes back to the same account number you used to fund prototo.

This unified-balance model means you do not need to track separate wallets for Liga 1, casino, or other game categories—all settlements feed the same account, and all draws from the same pool.

Transparency and auditing

We maintain the Result Table as a public log so that any user can verify their settled outcomes. League officials, regulators, and independent auditors can also inspect the Result Table to confirm our settlement practices align with official match records.

Our Result Table is not a prediction engine—it records what happened, not what might happen. We do not alter results, reverse settlements improperly, or favor certain users. Every market on prototo is settled identically regardless of who placed it or how much was wagered.

If you notice a discrepancy between the Result Table and your account balance, or if you believe a market was settled incorrectly, open a support ticket with us immediately. Our team will investigate, pull the relevant match footage, and consult official league records to resolve the dispute.

Summary

The prototo Result Table is the backbone of our settlement system. Every market you place—whether on Liga 1 fixtures, Piala AFF tournaments, or Champions League matches—eventually settles against the Result Table outcome. We source data from official league operators and update the table in real time once matches conclude.

Whether you funded your account via mobile banking, local payment, online payment, e-wallet, or a mobile banking virtual account, your winnings and losses flow through the same Result Table logic. Your account balance is unified, and withdrawals are processed back to your original deposit method within our stated windows.

Access to prototo and all services herein is available only where local law permits. Users are responsible for ensuring their jurisdiction allows access to and use of our platform. Our support team is available in multiple languages to guide you through account setup, settlement queries, and withdrawal requests.