Arsenal will score first one on Arsenal vs Crystal palace match?
About Market
This prediction market resolves whether Arsenal Football Club will score the very first official goal in the specified match between Arsenal and Crystal Palace. The market has two possible outcomes: “Yes” if Arsenal is credited with the opening goal of the match; or “No” if Crystal Palace scores the first goal, or if the match ends in a 0-0 draw (no goals scored). Only goals scored during regular time (90 minutes plus official stoppage/injury time) or extra time (if applicable to the competition) are considered. If a goal is scored, the market may close early to new trades once the goal is officially confirmed. Resolution relies primarily on official competition organizers (e.g., Premier League, FA), with reputable secondary sources consulted in limited cases.
1. Market Trading Cutoff: Trading in this market will remain open until the first goal is officially scored and confirmed in the match, or until the match officially concludes in a 0-0 draw. No new positions may be opened, increased, or modified after the opening goal is confirmed or the final whistle is blown (whichever comes first).
2. Automatic Market Closure: This market will automatically close to new trades immediately upon the official confirmation of the first goal by either team. Existing positions remain eligible for resolution under the rules below.
3. Market Outcomes and Resolution Criteria: This market resolves to “Yes” if Arsenal is officially credited with scoring the first valid goal of the match. It resolves to “No” if Crystal Palace is officially credited with scoring the first valid goal of the match, or if the match ends without any valid goals being scored by either team (e.g., a 0-0 draw).
4. Data Sources: Primary sources are the official competition organizers and governing bodies (e.g., Premier League, The Football Association). Secondary sources may include ESPN, BBC Sport, official club announcements, Soccerway, and FlashScore. Primary sources prevail unless demonstrably erroneous. If primary source data is unavailable for over 24 hours post-match conclusion, secondary source consensus will be used.
5. Eligible Resolution States: The first goal is considered valid for resolution only when officially confirmed by the primary data sources without any pending VAR (Video Assistant Referee) reviews.
6. Handling of Incomplete, Delayed, or Cancelled Matches: If the match is “Postponed,” “Cancelled,” or “Abandoned” before kickoff, it will not count, and the market may be voided unless it is rescheduled and played within 48 hours of the original kickoff time. If the match is “Abandoned” after kickoff:
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If a valid opening goal was already scored before abandonment, the market resolves based on that goal.
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If the match was 0-0 at the time of abandonment, the market will be voided, unless officially resumed and completed within 48 hours.
7. Post-Waiting Period Resolution: If the match faces indefinite delays and no official final result or first goal is registered within 48 hours of the scheduled date, the market resolves to “No” or is voided per standard trading platform abandonment policies (unless the first goal was already legally scored before the delay).
8. Discrepancies and Disputes: Conflicting data between primary and secondary sources will default to the primary source. Disputes must be submitted within 48 hours of resolution. Resolution may be adjusted only in the case of a verifiable official correction (e.g., if a goal initially credited to Arsenal is later determined by the governing body within 24 hours to have not crossed the line, or if a VAR decision overturns the goal). All decisions are final.
9. Resolution in Edge Cases:
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Own Goals: In football, own goals are credited to the team that benefits from them. If a Crystal Palace player scores an own goal, it counts as Arsenal scoring the first goal, and the market resolves to "Yes". If an Arsenal player scores an own goal, it counts as Crystal Palace scoring first, and the market resolves to "No".
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VAR Decisions: Goals disallowed by VAR do not count. The "first goal" refers strictly to the first goal that is officially allowed and stands as part of the match's official scoreline.
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Administrative Awards: If the match is awarded administratively (e.g., a 3-0 walkover win) without being played, the market is voided, as no physical first goal was scored on the pitch.
10. Match Definition: The specified match refers exclusively to the next officially scheduled competitive fixture between Arsenal and Crystal Palace for the current season, unless a specific date or competition is explicitly stated in the market title.
11. General Provisions:
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Only the specified senior competitive match is valid.
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All results follow official football regulations regarding goal accreditation.
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No refunds are issued under any circumstances.
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By participating, users agree to all rules stated above.
Arsenal will score first one on Arsenal vs Crystal palace match?
About Market
This prediction market resolves whether Arsenal Football Club will score the very first official goal in the specified match between Arsenal and Crystal Palace. The market has two possible outcomes: “Yes” if Arsenal is credited with the opening goal of the match; or “No” if Crystal Palace scores the first goal, or if the match ends in a 0-0 draw (no goals scored). Only goals scored during regular time (90 minutes plus official stoppage/injury time) or extra time (if applicable to the competition) are considered. If a goal is scored, the market may close early to new trades once the goal is officially confirmed. Resolution relies primarily on official competition organizers (e.g., Premier League, FA), with reputable secondary sources consulted in limited cases.
1. Market Trading Cutoff: Trading in this market will remain open until the first goal is officially scored and confirmed in the match, or until the match officially concludes in a 0-0 draw. No new positions may be opened, increased, or modified after the opening goal is confirmed or the final whistle is blown (whichever comes first).
2. Automatic Market Closure: This market will automatically close to new trades immediately upon the official confirmation of the first goal by either team. Existing positions remain eligible for resolution under the rules below.
3. Market Outcomes and Resolution Criteria: This market resolves to “Yes” if Arsenal is officially credited with scoring the first valid goal of the match. It resolves to “No” if Crystal Palace is officially credited with scoring the first valid goal of the match, or if the match ends without any valid goals being scored by either team (e.g., a 0-0 draw).
4. Data Sources: Primary sources are the official competition organizers and governing bodies (e.g., Premier League, The Football Association). Secondary sources may include ESPN, BBC Sport, official club announcements, Soccerway, and FlashScore. Primary sources prevail unless demonstrably erroneous. If primary source data is unavailable for over 24 hours post-match conclusion, secondary source consensus will be used.
5. Eligible Resolution States: The first goal is considered valid for resolution only when officially confirmed by the primary data sources without any pending VAR (Video Assistant Referee) reviews.
6. Handling of Incomplete, Delayed, or Cancelled Matches: If the match is “Postponed,” “Cancelled,” or “Abandoned” before kickoff, it will not count, and the market may be voided unless it is rescheduled and played within 48 hours of the original kickoff time. If the match is “Abandoned” after kickoff:
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If a valid opening goal was already scored before abandonment, the market resolves based on that goal.
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If the match was 0-0 at the time of abandonment, the market will be voided, unless officially resumed and completed within 48 hours.
7. Post-Waiting Period Resolution: If the match faces indefinite delays and no official final result or first goal is registered within 48 hours of the scheduled date, the market resolves to “No” or is voided per standard trading platform abandonment policies (unless the first goal was already legally scored before the delay).
8. Discrepancies and Disputes: Conflicting data between primary and secondary sources will default to the primary source. Disputes must be submitted within 48 hours of resolution. Resolution may be adjusted only in the case of a verifiable official correction (e.g., if a goal initially credited to Arsenal is later determined by the governing body within 24 hours to have not crossed the line, or if a VAR decision overturns the goal). All decisions are final.
9. Resolution in Edge Cases:
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Own Goals: In football, own goals are credited to the team that benefits from them. If a Crystal Palace player scores an own goal, it counts as Arsenal scoring the first goal, and the market resolves to "Yes". If an Arsenal player scores an own goal, it counts as Crystal Palace scoring first, and the market resolves to "No".
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VAR Decisions: Goals disallowed by VAR do not count. The "first goal" refers strictly to the first goal that is officially allowed and stands as part of the match's official scoreline.
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Administrative Awards: If the match is awarded administratively (e.g., a 3-0 walkover win) without being played, the market is voided, as no physical first goal was scored on the pitch.
10. Match Definition: The specified match refers exclusively to the next officially scheduled competitive fixture between Arsenal and Crystal Palace for the current season, unless a specific date or competition is explicitly stated in the market title.
11. General Provisions:
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Only the specified senior competitive match is valid.
-
All results follow official football regulations regarding goal accreditation.
-
No refunds are issued under any circumstances.
-
By participating, users agree to all rules stated above.
