What “1X2 from 1–35 Minutes” Means
- Normal 1X2 = You bet on the outcome of the entire match (Home win = 1, Draw = X, Away win = 2).
- Time-Banded 1X2 (1–35 min) = You bet on the outcome within that period only.
- The bookmaker resets the score at the start of that time period for betting purposes.
- Only goals scored between minute 1 and minute 35 count for your bet.
So your three options are:
- 1 (Home) → Home team scores more goals than the away team between minutes 1–35.
- X (Draw) → Both teams score the same number of goals between minutes 1–35.
- 2 (Away) → Away team scores more goals than the home team between minutes 1–35.
This is sometimes called “1st half 1X2 – first 35 mins” or “Partial result” on betting sites.
Example With Teams
Let’s take Arsenal vs Everton:
- Kick-off at 0:00.
- Market: “1X2 from 1–35 minutes.”
You choose:
- 1 (Arsenal) — You’re betting that Arsenal will outscore Everton between minute 1 and minute 35.
Match events:
- 12’ Arsenal scores (1–0).
- 20’ Everton scores (1–1).
- 33’ Arsenal scores (2–1).
By minute 35 the partial score is Arsenal 2 – 1 Everton.
Your bet “1” wins because Arsenal led within that time window.
If it had been 1–1 at 35 minutes,
- “X” would win (Draw).
If Everton were leading,
- “2” would win (Away).
After 35 minutes, what happens doesn’t affect your bet.
Betting Tips for This Market
- Check Early-Goal Trends
- Some teams (like Manchester City, Bayern, Liverpool) are known for starting very fast at home. They often score in the first 30 minutes.
- Others start slow and only score late (like Atlético Madrid).
- Look at First-Half Stats
- Use stats sites (Flashscore, Sofascore, FotMob) → check “Goals scored in first 30 minutes” & “Goals conceded in first 30 minutes.”
- Watch Line-Ups
- If the home team fields a strong attacking lineup, early goals become more likely.
- Missing key attackers may reduce first-half scoring.
- Consider Game Context
- In knockout games or finals, teams often start cautiously → more likely X (Draw) early.
- In league games where a favourite needs to win, “1” may be more valuable early.
- Live Betting Edge
- If after 10 minutes you see heavy home pressure but no goal yet, odds on “1” for 1–35 min may be better.
- Weather & Conditions
- Bad pitch or heavy rain slows the game → fewer early goals, good for “X” (draw in first 35 min).
Quick Cheat Sheet for Odds
| Bet | What You’re Backing (1–35min only) | Best Used When… |
|---|---|---|
| 1 (Home) | Home team leads in this window | Strong favourite at home starts fast |
| X (Draw) | No goals or equal goals | Evenly matched or defensive start expected |
| 2 (Away) | Away team leads in this window | Strong away side or home team slow starter |
Would you like me to also cover “1X2 from 1–45 minutes” (full first half) and show how it differs from this 1–35 minute market? (It’s a common follow-up question.)