Full Time (FT) refers to the final result of a match after 90 minutes of regulation play, including injury time.

Full Time Result (1X2)

Full Time Result (1X2) is a wager predicting the match outcome at the end of 90 minutes.

• 1: Home win

• X: Draw

• 2: Away win

Half-Time / Full-Time (HT/FT)

Half-Time / Full-Time is a double wager where you predict the result at half-time and the final result at full-time. Both outcomes must be correct to win.

Key Rules

• FT bets are settled after 90 minutes plus stoppage time only.

• Extra time and penalties are not included unless specified.

• Abandoned or postponed matches usually result in void bets and stake refunds.

Why Bets Settle at Full Time (Regulation)

Bookmakers use the 90-minute rule, meaning all bets are settled at the end of regular time when the referee blows the final whistle.

Extra time is not included in standard markets and is treated as a separate phase.

For example, if you bet on Team A to win and the match is 1-1 after 90 minutes, your bet is settled as a loss even if Team A later wins in extra time.

From Full Time Betting to Full Game Coverage

Full time (FT) betting is settled strictly after 90 minutes plus stoppage time, meaning extra time and penalties are not included in the result.

To avoid this limitation, bettors often move to the “to qualify” market, which covers the entire match process.

To Qualify (Full Game Coverage)

To qualify is a wager where you back a team or player to advance, regardless of whether they win in 90 minutes, extra time, or penalties.

Key Points

• Covers the full match, including extra time and penalties

• Used mainly in knockout or tournament competitions

• Wins if your selection progresses, not just the 90-minute result

• Typically offers lower odds due to higher safety coverage