Finalissima live: futsal betting while the clock runs

Finalissima gets this Live page while its games are being played. Every fixture that has kicked off shows up here with the running clock, the current half, the score and a first strip of prices. The same layout applies to every futsal competition that reaches the in-play section, from national leagues and cups to qualifying rounds, so only the tournament name and the number of open games change from one page to the next.

Reading the tournament in the live list

In the futsal list, each tournament carries a number in brackets: how many of its games are running at that moment. Open it and every fixture gets its own card. The top line pairs time and period, a reading such as "26:59" beside "2nd half", and the clock covers the whole match rather than restarting each half, which is why second-half readings start at 20:00 and climb from there.

Below the teams and the score, a strip of buttons scrolls sideways: W1, 12, 2X, TOTAL tagged O for over or U for under, HANDICAP 1 and HANDICAP 2, and IT1 and IT2 for each side's own goal total. On some games a "Both Teams To Score" pair with Yes and No appears as well.

Inside a match page

Opening a fixture brings the period and minute to the top, then the score and a small "Teams" grid that splits goals by half, with row T1 for the first-named side and T2 for the second. A "Search by market" box filters the list underneath, which opens like this:

• 1X2: W1, X or W2, judged when regular time ends.

• Double Chance: 1X, 12 or 2X, two outcomes covered by one stake.

• Total: combined goals, Over or Under, on whole and half-goal lines.

• Asian Total: quarter-goal lines, each settled as two half-stake bets on the neighbouring lines.

• Handicap: a goal margin applied to one side, such as 1 (-2) against 2 (+2).

Because an Asian Total splits the stake, the outcome comes in steps: both halves win, one wins while the other is refunded, one loses while the other is refunded, or both lose.

From the pre-match list to the running game

Finalissima games that have not started yet are listed in the pre-match futsal line. At kick-off they move here, next to the other tournaments in play, all gathered in the Futsal section.

What the futsal rule says

Regular time is all that counts: two periods of 20 minutes, 40 in total. If a Finalissima game is halted before 35 minutes of play and never reaches its end, every bet goes back at odds of 1, except markets whose outcome was already beyond reversal at the stoppage. Once 35 minutes have been played, the game can be declared official, and the score at the moment play halted decides the bets.

A live bet, once accepted, cannot be edited or deleted. The first one starts with a 1xBet account.