How to read futsal odds

Use Live for matches in play or Upcoming for scheduled kickoffs in your local time. Open a fixture to see its available markets. In a three-way match result, 1 means the home side, X means a draw and 2 means the away side.

How does a 3-3 draw settle?

Suppose the home team leads 2-1 at half-time and the match finishes 3-3 after regular time. The same scorecard produces three different results depending on the market you picked.

• Match result (1X2). X wins. For example, a 10-coin draw pick at decimal odds of 4.00 returns 40 coins in total, including the 10-coin stake. The home and away picks lose.
• First-half result. The home pick wins because that market uses the 2-1 half-time score.
• Total goals, 5.5. The two teams scored six goals in regular time, so over 5.5 wins and under 5.5 loses.

Where regular time ends

A standard futsal match has two 20-minute halves. The clock stops when the ball is out of play, so 40 minutes of playing time can take longer on the clock at home. For a regular-time match result, use the score at the end of the second half. If a cup tie then goes to penalties, the shootout decides who advances. The original 3-3 result still settles the three-way market as a draw.

Questions people ask

What does double chance 1X mean?

A home win or a draw wins the pick. In the 3-3 example, 1X wins even though the home team lost its half-time lead.

Which score counts for my futsal pick?

Read the market and period on your slip. A first-half market uses the half-time score. A full-match market uses regular time unless its name explicitly includes extra time or another period. See the settlement rules for interrupted matches.

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