Sports and esports markets on Jupiter Predict

A single sports match on Jupiter Predict can carry many market types, grouped on one event page. This page explains the market types, how they settle, and how sports ticket markets differ from standard markets.

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Which market types does a football match have?

A match with only a few market groups lists them one under the other (Moneyline, Spreads, Totals). When a match carries more, they are split into tabs: Gamelines holds the main markets, and football matches can add Exact Score, Goalscorers, Halves, and Corners tabs.

• To Advance: which team goes through to the next round. Runs to the full result, including extra time, penalties, or an official ruling, as set out in the market rules.
• Moneyline: the three-way regulation-time result (either team or the draw), each side tradable YES or NO. The order buttons show the payout per contract (for example “$1 pays 2.46”).
• Both Teams to Score: yes or no.
• First Team to Score: which team scores first, or Neither.
• Double Chance: cover two of the three regulation-time outcomes in a single position.
• Spreads: back a team at a goal handicap, with a selectable line (for example 0, 0.5, 1).
• Totals: over or under on total goals, with a selectable line (for example 2, 2.5, 3).
• Team Totals: over or under on one team’s goals, in a section per team.
• Odd / Even and Total Goals ranges (for example 0-1, 2-3, 4-6, 7+).
• Exact Score: the final score, in its own tab. See What are ticket markets?
• Goalscorers: anytime goalscorer markets, in their own tab, settled on regulation time.
• Halves: result, goals, spread, total, team totals, both teams to score, and exact score for the first or second half, each settled on that half alone.
• Corners: total corners, per half, per team, odd / even, and first corner.

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What do REG TIME and FULL TIME mean?

• REG TIME markets settle on the first 90 minutes plus stoppage time.
• FULL TIME markets settle on the final outcome, including extra time and penalties. To Advance is a FULL TIME market.

The exact treatment is always in the market’s rules summary.

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What happens when a spread or total lands exactly on the line?

On integer Spreads and Totals lines, a push (the spread-adjusted score is level, or the final total equals the line) resolves as a refund of the stake. The applicable rule is shown on each market group (for example “Draw = refund” or “Exactly 2 = refund”). Market types that do not use lines (Double Chance, Odd / Even, Exact Score) have no push outcome.

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Which markets do esports and tennis matches have?

• Esports events can carry several market types per match, grouped by game within a series (for example Game 3 of a best-of-3), with live scores shown on the event card.
• Tennis matches carry a Moneyline, a Set Handicap (a spread counted in sets, for example -1.5 for a player who must win by two sets or more), a Game Spread (a spread counted in games, with a selectable line), Total Sets and Total Games with selectable lines, a Completed Match market, and, per set, Total Games and Winner markets.

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What are ticket markets?

During major sporting events, Predict lists sportsbook-style ticket markets on individual matches: Double Chance, Spreads, Totals, Odd / Even, Total Goals ranges, and Exact Score. These groups show a No fees label. Ticket markets work differently from standard Browse markets:

• No early sell: once you buy a ticket, you hold it until the market resolves and pays out at settlement. There is no order book and no early exit.
• Market orders only: a Limit tab may appear on the form but is disabled on these markets.
• Each purchase is a separate ticket: buying the same market more than once creates independent positions rather than adding to one.
• A separate sportsbook provider sets the odds, so they can differ from similar markets elsewhere.
• Stake limits: minimum $4 and maximum $3,000 per ticket. The $5 minimum order applies to the normal order path, not to tickets.
• Currently no trading fees.