Quick answer
'Complete' here means how the tournament is laid out on the exchange: group-stage match odds and goal markets, knockout markets that may or may not include extra time, and outrights where they're listed. It isn't a preview with invented scores. Use it to find where a fixture sits before you open a market.
At a glance
Key takeaways
- World Cup 2026 group-stage markets on King Exchange are mostly 90-minute match odds, goals and both teams to score.
- In knockouts, check the market name for extra time and penalties. 'To qualify' is a different bet from match odds.
- Live markets suspend at full time and during VAR checks.
- Many kick-offs fall early in the Indian morning because the venues are in North America.
- One ID covers every stage from the group games to the final.
How is the group stage set out?
Most markets are 90-minute match odds, goals and both teams to score, with three games per team in the group stage. Dead rubbers still settle on the official score. Many kick-offs fall in the Indian morning, so fund your balance the night before and check each market covers 90 minutes.
How do knockout markets work?
In the knockouts, check whether a market covers extra time and penalties, because a 90-minute draw bet can already be a winner while play continues. To-qualify markets are a different bet from match odds, live markets suspend at full time and during VAR checks, and the tournament winner outright stays open until the final.
- Check the market name for extra time and penalties. A 90-minute draw bet can already be a winner while the match carries on.
- 'To qualify' markets, when listed, are a different bet from match odds.
- Live markets suspend at full time and during VAR checks, so wait.
- Tournament winner outrights appear when listed and stay open until the final.
The venues are spread across North America, so many kick-offs fall early in the Indian morning. Set an alarm or skip live betting. The football page explains each market type.
Reader questions
Frequently asked questions
Q.01Will this page list every group?
No. Open football on King Exchange for the current round.
Q.02Does one ID cover the whole World Cup?
Yes, every stage from group games to the final.
Q.03What if a match is abandoned or delayed?
The betting rules and your history decide it. Postponements can void some markets.
Q.04Is the Women's World Cup mixed in?
No. It's a separate competition, listed under its own name.
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Rohan Mehra
Sports Editor (Football, Racing & Kabaddi) · 7+ years experience
Rohan edits everything beyond cricket: FIFA World Cup and European football, horse racing, kabaddi and tennis markets.
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