
Cushendun - Carey Faughs: hurling pre-match bet
Cushendun - Carey Faughs brings Cushendun and Carey Faughs together in a hurling match scheduled for 07.11.2026 14:30. Until the real start, its page takes pre-match bets on the winner or on a draw.
What the Cushendun - Carey Faughs page shows
Item | Worth knowing |
|---|---|
Time and date in the header | pointers only: settlement follows the actual start (rule 9.2) |
Competition name under the two clubs | indicative, like the stated match length (rule 9.3) |
Search by market | finds a market when you type its name |
1X2 block: W1, X, W2 | Cushendun, the draw or Carey Faughs when regular time ends |
For this 1X2, every goal by Cushendun or Carey Faughs weighs three points in the total, and the bigger total wins. A club that scores more goals can therefore be caught, or beaten, by opponents who keep landing the ball over the bar.
Abandonment and player changes


The hurling rules require a match played to the end. If it is abandoned, outcomes already settled before the stoppage are paid as normal and every other bet goes to odds of 1 (rules 9.10 and 10.44). A substitution in either team, for whatever reason, leaves bets on the result untouched (rule 9.16).
A bet on Cushendun - Carey Faughs is confirmed from the coupon, in Algerian dinars. Confirmation gives the ticket its own number and frees the coupon straight away, ready for the next selection of the evening.
The competition schedule sits on Antrim Championship; the full hurling pre-match line collects the other club championships. Betting requires you to register with 1xBet.
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Questions about Cushendun - Carey Faughs
Cushendun withdraws before Cushendun - Carey Faughs starts: is my bet lost?
Every bet on a participant who pulls out before the event is declared void, and the stake comes back (rule 9.11).
Can I change my Cushendun - Carey Faughs bet after confirming it?
No. A bet counts as accepted once the server has registered it and confirmed it online; from then on it cannot be altered or withdrawn (rule 3.6).