Early Gaols

Score Early, WIN Instantly with Early Goals 

Why wait until the final whistle to celebrate? With our new Early Goals feature on BetKing Sports, you don’t have to. If your selected goal target is met within the specified time window, your win is guaranteed, no matter what happens in the rest of the match. 

 
 
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How It Works 

It’s simple, fast, and puts you in control: 

1. Select Your Match: Browse the available football games on BetKing Sports. 

2. Toggle "Early Goals": Look for the "Early Goals" tab or toggle on your betslip. 

3. Pick Your Target: Choose your preferred goal threshold (e.g., Over 1.5, Over 2.5, Over 3.5). 

4. Win Early: If the required number of goals is scored within the defined time limit (e.g., 20 minutes for Over 1.5), your win is guaranteed! 
 

About Early Goals 

Early Goals is a total goals market which prioritize early wins, different from the regular Over/Under goals market. If your selection meets the applicable Early Goals criteria, your selection will be settled as a winner, regardless of whether any further goals are scored during the match. 

Early Goals criteria: 

• Over 1.5 Goals – Settled as a winner if 1 goal is scored within the first 20 minutes (00:00–19:59). 

• Over 2.5 Goals – Settled as a winner if 2 goals are scored before half-time. 

• Over 3.5 Goals – Settled as a winner if 3 goals are scored within the first 60 minutes (00:00–59:59). 

Once the applicable Early Goals criteria have been met, your bet is a winner. If your selection does not qualify as an Early Winner but the final total goals scored is over the selected line, your bet will also be settled as a winner. With Early Goals, settlement and any winnings will be credited after the match has concluded. 

Examples: 

You bet on Over 1.5 Early Goals market: 

• There is a goal in the 12th minute and no other goals in the match = bet is an Early Goals Early Win even though there was under 1.5 goals in the match 

• There is a goal in the 43rd minute and the 72nd minute = bet is a winner as there were over 2.5 goals in the match 

• There is a goal in the 21st minute and no other goals in the match = Loser 

 
 
Terms and Conditions 

1. Eligibility: This promotion is open to users aged 18 and above. 
   
   
2. Responsible Gambling: We encourage responsible gambling. Please bet within your limits. 
   
   
3. Cash-Out: The cash-out option is available on selected events and markets. 
   
   
4. Account Security: Keep your account information secure and do not share your login details with others. 
   
   
5. Terms of Use: All users must comply with BetKing's general terms and conditions. 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 

1. What is the "Early Goals" feature? 

Early Goals is a new betting market that allows you to win your bet before the match concludes. If the specific number of goals you predicted is scored within a set time window, your ticket is marked as won immediately 

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2. How are the time windows determined? 

The time window depends on the goal threshold you select. For example: 

• Over 1.5 Goals – Settled as a winner if 1 goal is scored within the first 20 minutes (00:00–19:59). 

• Over 2.5 Goals – Settled as a winner if 2 goals are scored before half-time. 

• Over 3.5 Goals – Settled as a winner if 3 goals are scored within the first 60 minutes (00:00–59:59).  

3. Does the match have to end for me to get my winnings? 

Yes! However, your win is guaranteed. Once the conditions are met (e.g., the goals are scored within the required time), your win is guaranteed. 

4. What happens if the goals are not scored in time? 

If the required number of goals is not scored within the specified time window, the bet will continue as a standard "Total Goals" bet for the remainder of the match. 

5. Where can I find Early Goals on the site? 

Simply navigate to the Sports section, choose a football match, and look for the Early Goals tab or toggle switch on the betting market menu. 

6. How is this different from 1UP and 2UP?