90 mins only
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I’ve seen a few bookies state this on the their win draw lose markets.
Does that mean that at their count of 90 your bet is effectively over or is stoppage/injury time included?
+0April 13, 2016 at 1:04 pm
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It includes injury time.
They just state it for cup games that could go into extra time if its a draw at full time. It means the FT result. I suppose full time could be ambiguous (does it include ET) so they say 90 mins instead.
See it explained better here: https://www.paddypower.com/betting/betting-guides/football-betting-the-90-minute-rule.html
+0Cheers Fog that makes sense.
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