Friday, December 19, 2025
By Peace Muthoka.
As the Africa Cup of Nations returns, it once again delivers the drama, tension, and defining moments that have made the tournament one of football’s biggest stages. AFCON is a competition where momentum shifts fast and a single goal can change everything.
To match that intensity, betPawa has introduced 1UP on Double Chance, a new feature designed specifically for the pace and pressure of AFCON football.
The idea is simple but powerful. When a team backed on Double Chance scores the first goal, the bet settles instantly as a win. There is no need to wait for the final whistle. No late-game anxiety. One breakthrough is enough.
The 1UP feature applies to eligible Double Chance Full Time bets only, with terms and conditions in place.
AFCON often turns on early moments. An opening goal can lift an entire nation, ignite a stadium, or force opponents into rushed decisions. With 1UP on Double Chance, that first goal now carries even greater weight.
The feature reflects the emotional reality of football fandom. Fans know the tension of defending a lead and the frustration of seeing a strong position disappear late in the match. By settling the bet the moment the first goal is scored, betPawa removes that stress and replaces it with instant clarity, a perfect fit for tournament football.
By combining 1UP with Double Chance, betPawa offers a fresh way to experience AFCON matches. The approach gives fans more control and less waiting in a tournament where every second matters.
As AFCON captures the attention of millions across the continent, betPawa’s latest innovation arrives at the right time. Built for the intensity of knockout football and the rhythm of tournament play, 1UP on Double Chance offers a smarter way to follow every match, exclusively on betPawa.
AFCON is defined by moments that shape tournaments. With betPawa’s 1UP on Double Chance, sometimes one goal is all it takes.
Fans can explore 1UP on Double Chance and experience AFCON with greater clarity and control on betPawa.
