The best platform for football predictions in Arab countries is one that covers what Arab fans actually follow, phrases the match question clearly, and explains plainly how your payout is set. On PolySouq, the first Arabic prediction market, football coverage falls into Arab competitions, the Saudi Pro League, the Premier League and the Champions League, and every question is phrased yes/no and settled against an official result. A football position can be cancelled for a full refund before kickoff, and after that it is held until settlement. This guide explains how the quoted payout moves as money arrives before a match, and what the platform does not cover: no basketball or tennis, and no correct-score, corners or cards markets. This is real-money trading: you can lose the whole amount, and nothing guarantees a profit.
Football is the only sport listed on PolySouq, built around four groups: Arab competitions for national teams and clubs, the Saudi Pro League, the Premier League and the Champions League, and the big tournaments such as the World Cup and the Africa Cup of Nations when they are held. Each group has a dedicated guide: trading Saudi Pro League match predictions, trading Premier League and Champions League predictions, trading Africa Cup of Nations predictions, and how to trade a football match prediction step by step.
If a particular domestic match is not on the list, it is not available on the platform, and we do not promise coverage of any specific league.
Every market is a yes/no question settled against an official result published before the market opens: who wins, does it end in a draw, does the team reach the next round. There are no correct-score, corners or cards markets, and no basketball or tennis markets. The simplicity is deliberate: the clearer the question, the cleaner and less disputable the settlement. Read the settlement rules on the market page before you place any amount.
The percentage shown for each side is its share of the money actually staked. In football, money typically arrives in stages: a little when the market opens, more as line-ups and news come out, and most of it close to kickoff. Because the payout is only fixed at settlement, the figure you see when you buy is an estimate that changes as money enters. Example: you stake 100 USDC on YES when YES holds 200 and NO holds 300, and your estimated payout is 190 USDC. If another 400 USDC arrives on YES before the match, your payout if you win drops to about 138.57 USDC; if another 200 USDC arrives on NO it rises to 250. You were right in both cases, but the payout differed. The detail is in our guide to how PolySouq payouts are calculated.
There is no selling or early exit on PolySouq: positions are held until settlement. The single exception is that a football position can be cancelled for a full refund before kickoff. It is a cancellation, not a sale, and it is not available once the match has started. In practice, the question "do I still want this position?" ends at the whistle, so answer it after reading the line-ups and news, not before.
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Trading on PolySouq uses real money in USDC on the Polygon network. You can lose the entire amount you place on any match, and nothing guarantees a profit. The payout shown before settlement is an estimate that changes. The platform holds no licence from a regulator, so check your own country's rules before you begin. This content is educational and is not investment advice.
PolySouq is the first Arabic prediction market, covering Arab football, the Saudi Pro League, the Premier League and the Champions League with clear yes/no questions and a shared pool. Football is the only sport listed: there is no basketball, tennis or correct-score market.
Yes. A football position can be cancelled for a full refund before kickoff. After the match starts, the position is held until settlement. It is a cancellation, not a sale.
Because the payout is fixed at settlement according to the money that entered the pools. The figure before that is an estimate: money arriving on your side after you dilutes your share, and money arriving on the other side increases it.
No. Only football is listed, with yes/no questions settled against an official result. There are no correct-score, corners or cards markets.
10% of the losing pool only, taken at settlement, with no entry fee. Nothing is taken from your original stake if you win.
No. A bookmaker sets the odds and stands against you. On PolySouq you trade against other users in a shared pool and the platform takes no side. It is still real-money trading and you can lose everything you place.
Disclaimer: Prediction markets are a legal and legitimate way to trade information about the outcomes of future events. However, trading carries risk and you may lose the full amount you trade — so only trade what you can afford to lose. This content is educational and is not financial or investment advice.