Ulster Junior Championship: Gaelic football before the throw-in
Ulster Junior Championship is a club competition in Gaelic football, the Irish game that the 1xBet rules describe as related to both football and rugby. Each side fields fifteen players, and the ball is either kicked or hand-passed. Every fixture in this group is open for betting before it starts, with three possible results.
How a Ulster Junior Championship score becomes a result
Settlement uses the final score, written as goals followed by points. A goal, struck into the net under the crossbar, is worth three points; a ball sent over the crossbar is worth one. The rulebook gives its own example: 0-12 against 2-5 reads as 12 points to 11, so the side without a goal wins. Since only the totals matter, two clubs with very different scorelines can finish level, which is why a DRAW price sits between W1 and W2.
Cases the betting rules cover
What happens | Effect on a pre-match bet |
|---|---|
Game stopped before the end | only markets already decided at that point stand (rule 10.44) |
One club fails to turn up | in a regional championship every bet is refunded at odds of 1 (rule 3.18) |
A different club replaces a named opponent | bets on the game are cancelled (rule 9.15) |
Squad changes | bets on the result stand (rule 9.16) |
These rules apply to every Ulster Junior Championship fixture, whichever county or province runs it. The time shown in the list is only a guide: betting closes at the real throw-in, as recorded in the organiser's documents.
Ulster Junior Championship on an accumulator
If a Ulster Junior Championship game is called off while it sits in an accumulator, that leg no longer counts and the remaining selections still ride (rule 3.10).
Other competitions in this sport are listed under Gaelic Football. Real stakes require a 1xBet account, created through registration.