5 Times When bet365’s 2 Goals Ahead Early Payout Helped Bettors

Playing Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park is always a tough ask and Manchester City can attest to that. Earlier in the season, the Citizens found themselves down twice against the Eagles thanks to goals from Colombian midfielder Daniel Munoz and versatile French defender Maxence Lacroix.

However, the champion that Manchester City is, they made a comeback and rescued a point with Norwegian striker Erling Haaland finding the back of the net at the 30th minute before English defender Rico Lewis sealed the deadlock at the 68th minute.

If you have been a long-time EPL fan like me, you know by now that Brighton is one of the few teams in the league that has a penchant for winning on the road. In fact, I placed a bet on Brighton to pull off the win when they went up against Leicester City in December and to my delight, Ghanaian right-back Tariq Lamptey immediately put the Seagulls on top with a 37th-minute goal.

Substitute Yankuba Minteh doubled the lead in the 79th minute to give me some breathing space but just when I thought everything was over, Leicester City scored two goals in succession to tie the game. Fortunately, though, I activated Bet365’s two goals ahead early payout offer and received my expected winnings despite the match ending in a draw.

A rivalry match between two of the biggest football clubs in London – Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea – always brings goals and an air of unpredictability. This was exactly the case when Tottenham and Chelsea crossed paths in December. If I recall, I picked Tottenham to win and Both Teams to Score as my bet in this game and immediately, it looked like a sure thing with the Spurs leading 2-1 with under 30 minutes left.

Just when everything seemed like a sure thing, Chelsea scored three straight goals in a span of 24 minutes with Cole Palmer finding the back of the net twice and Enzo Fernandez scoring at the 73rd minute, ultimately leaving me in deep shock. South Korean forward Song Heung-min scored a consolation goal at the 96th minute but it wasn’t enough as the Blues walked away with a 4-3 win.

Luckily, Bet365’s two goals ahead early payout offer kicked in and I got my full payout despite losing. This is because forward Dominic Solanke and Swedish winger Dejan Kulusevski found the back of the net with 5th-minute and 11th-minute goals for Tottenham.

It’s rare that you get Manchester City at plus odds when taking middle-of-the-table teams like Brentford. Call it luck or timing but I switched on my Bet365 app at around the 60th minute and found the Citizens at plus money against the Bees, so without hesitation, I took it. I was a little cautious so I activated one of Bet365’s promos for safety.

Nevertheless, my risk paid off six minutes later as English winger Phil Foden scored the opening goal at the 66th minute before doubling their lead at the 78th minute to secure what should be an easy win. However, it didn’t come as easy as I would’ve expected as Brentford got goals from Yoane Wissa and late-screamer from Christian Norgaard to force a draw.

Still, I received the full payout of my winnings thanks to Bet365’s two goals ahead early payout offer and of course the cat-quick Foden who gave the Citizens a two-goal lead at the middle stages of the action.

If there is one thing Arsenal has been good at in the past year or so, it’s protecting their home court. This was simply the case when they played Aston Villa earlier this year as they raced to a quick 2-0 lead thanks to goals from strikers Gabriel Martinelli and Kai Havertz.

However, the Lions managed to make some tactical adjustments late as they continued to pressure Arsenal’s defensive line resulting in goals by Belgian midfielder Youri Tielemans and English forward Ollie Watkins to settle a 2-2 draw.

Had you chosen Arsenal and activated Bet365’s two goals ahead early payout in this matchup, you’d still get your full payout even though the match didn’t go the way you expected.