What "voided and replaced" means

A losing day never uses up one of your days. Your counter does not move: a losing day costs you nothing and does not use one up.

This is not a promotion or a one-off courtesy: it is how the product is built. It applies to every losing day, not only the first one.

What the counter does in each case

• The main pick wins — the day is delivered and the counter drops by one.
• The main pick loses — the counter does not move, and the day costs you nothing.
• The bookmaker voids the bet — the day is re-run at no cost and the counter does not move either.
• An extra pick wins or loses — nothing happens. Extras never touch the counter.
• There is no pick that day — nothing is sent and no day is consumed.

The awkward cases, one by one

• The match is abandoned or postponed. The bookmaker voids the bet and returns your stake. For us the day has not happened: it is re-run and consumes nothing.
• Your bookmaker prices below the minimum. Skip that bet — that is exactly why the minimum is published. The day settles the same way regardless: if the pick wins, the day counts as delivered even though you did not place it. What you buy is the pick, not the bet.
• A day with no pick worth publishing. Some days nothing clears our own bar. On those days we send nothing, we say so, and your counter stays exactly where it was. A blank day beats a filler day.
• The result lands exactly on the line. If the line is a whole number and the match finishes on that number, the bookmaker voids the bet and returns the stake. For your counter it behaves like any void: the day is re-run.