Settlement notifications

What one looks like

A settlement notification is the result of a bet you tracked in DawBets, sent to the iPhone app once the bet has been graded. It is three lines, in the order you need them — the result and the money, then which bet, then which game and which book:

• ●Bet Won · +$38.75
• ●Over 8.5 Total Corners
• ●Real Sociedad @ Real Madrid · FanDuel

The book is named so you know where to collect, and so the same bet tracked at two books is not ambiguous. Long club names shorten to their codes where DawBets has them: APP @ USM rather than a line that runs off the screen.

The amount is what changed, not the payout

The result is always spelled out in words, so nothing depends on reading a color correctly.

One bet, or a roundup

DawBets grades tracked bets in passes, a few minutes apart. If exactly one of your bets settles in a pass, you get the individual notification above. If two or more settle in the same pass, they collapse into one roundup instead of a stack:

• ●12 bets settled · Net +$142.50
• ●8 won · 4 lost
• ●Biggest win: Colorado Rockies Moneyline · +$38.75

The count and the net cover every bet in the set; the record on the second line is there because a positive net can hide an eight-loss day carried by one parlay. Tapping either kind opens My Bets with those bets surfaced, and long-pressing gives you a View My Bets action.

They respect silence, and quiet hours hold them

Settlement notifications are sent at the normal alert level, so Focus and Do Not Disturb suppress them and a silenced phone stays silent — a result you already own is not urgent. Bet alerts are the opposite, marked time-sensitive so a perishable price can break through. No expiry is set on a settlement push, so a phone that was off still receives it later.

If a bet settles inside your Quiet hours window, the result is queued rather than dropped, and delivered shortly after your window ends — everything held overnight arrives in one delivery, a roundup whenever more than one bet is waiting. A bet alert landing in the same window is discarded outright. See Quiet hours and daily alert limits.

What has to be true for one to arrive

1. 1

   A signed-in account, on any plan

   Free, Pro and Max all receive them, and they never count against your weekly bet allowance. The one account check happens when the notification is sent: the device has to still be signed in to the account that tracked the bet.

2. 2

   iOS notification permission

   iOS asks once per install, and cannot ask again if you declined — the way back is iOS Settings → DawBets → Notifications.

3. 3

   The Notifications switch in the app

   Settings → Alerts → Notifications. This is a separate switch from the iOS permission and both must be on.

4. 4

   Settlement notifications

   Settings → Alerts → Notifications → Notification types. It is on by default, and the row only appears once the master switch is on.

Tap Send test notification under Check delivery on the same screen to separate a delivery problem from a settings one — it sends a real push on any plan. If the test arrives and settlements do not, the cause is one of the four above. Full setup, switch by switch, is in Turn on notifications on iPhone.

When DawBets sends nothing

• ●A settled parlay is silent. Settlement pushes cover straight bets only today — a parlay, and each of its legs, settles with no notification at all. Check My Bets for the result.
• ●A bet graded while you are looking at My Bets. Opening My Bets settles anything that is ready right there, and nothing is pushed for a result already on your screen.
• ●Signed out on every device. Nothing is sent until a device signs back in to the account that tracked the bet.
• ●Any browser. Push is the iPhone app only. On a laptop, My Bets is the place results appear.
• ●A bet nothing can grade. If the result never arrives from our grading source, the bet stays open and there is no settlement to announce — see Bet stuck on open.