Match Result / '90 Minute' market
Market description: Predict the result of a match from home win | draw | away win, denoted on our website/coupons as 1 | X | 2.
Bets are settled on the events that occur in normal time. This includes any injury/stoppage time added on by the match official at the end of normal time.
Extra time doesn't count.
If a match is interrupted or postponed and is not continued within 48h after the initial kick-off date betting will be void)
Q: I placed a bet on Southampton to win versus Man Utd on the match result/90-minute market and my team won in extra time. Is my bet a winner?
A: No, your bet isn't a winner as the match result at the end of normal time was a draw. A draw would have been the winning bet.
Handicap
Q: What are European handicap bets (3-way)?
A: There are 3 potential bets here.
If one competitor is clearly favoured over the other, bookmakers will often allow the weaker competitor a head start, which is taken into account when calculating the final result.
Team A (0:2): If you back this option, you win when Southampton wins by three goals or more.
Draw (0:2): In this case, you win if Southampton wins by exactly two goals. We give a head start of 2 goals to the away team here. Therefore if Southampton wins exactly by 2 goals it will end up in a tie. 2:2.
Team B (0:2): The last option favours Man United here. Your bet will be considered a winning one if Man Utd either wins the match, gets a draw, or even loses by one goal.
Q: What are Asian handicap bets (2way)?
A: There are only 2 potential outcomes here.
Ex: Arsenal (-1.5) Fulham FC (+1.5)
If you place a bet on Arsenal -1.5, they will have to win by 2 goals or more for your bet to be a winner.
If you decided to back Fulham FC +1.5, your bet will be a winner if they win, draw or lose by one goal difference.
Totals over and under.
Q: I placed a bet on Man City vs Chelsea over 5.5, and the game finished with 5 goals, is my bet a winner?
A: No, the bet is a loser. To be settled as a winner, the game would have to have 6 or more goals.
Q: I placed a bet on Man City vs Chelsea over 1.25, what do I need to happen in the game for the bet to be a winner?
A: On this occasion, you are dividing your bet into 2. Basically, half the amount of the bet is placed on over 1 and the other half on over 1,5.
So, if the match finishes with 2 goals your bet is a winner.
If the score finishes with 1 goal, half your bet will be voided and the other half a loser.
The last outcome possible is if no goals are scored your bet is settled as a loser.
Double Chance
Q: I placed a double chance bet backing Man City vs Chelsea. The game finished 1-1 is my bet a winner?
A: Yes. For your bet to be a winner 2 possible outcomes can happen, either Man City wins or they draw. If Chelsea wins your bet is a loser.
Draw no bet
Q: I backed Man City draw no bet and the game finished 1-1. Why isn´t my bet a winner?
A: This market is slightly different from the double chance market, odds are better but in case of a draw, your wager gets pushed and if Man City wins, your bet is a winner.
ODD/EVEN
Q: I placed a bet on odd and the game finished 0-0. Do I win my bet?
A: No. It´s a lost bet because the total for the game is 0 which is an even number.
A win on this market(odd) would be a score of 1-0, 3-0, 1-2 where the total of goals scored added equals an odd number.
Both teams to score
EX: Both teams need to score in the match to be considered a win.
Clean sheet
EX: When a certain team doesn´t allow the other to score any goals. For instance, Celtic vs Rangers. As an example, If you bet for Celtic to keep a clean sheet and the game finishes 1-0 for Celtic your bet is won.
Win to nil.
EX: If the team you bet for wins the match and doesn´t suffer any goal.
1x2 both teams to score
EX: Using the previous example of the match between Celtic and Rangers. Placing a bet on Celtic & yes means that Celtic needs to win the match and Rangers score at least one goal.
On the other hand, if the bet is placed on Celtic & No, it means that Celtic still needs to win but can´t suffer any goal.
Total & both teams to score
EX: Over 2,5 and yes means that there must be 3 or more goals in the match and both teams have to score.
Under 2,5 and yes means that there must be under 3 goals in the match and both teams need to score.
The same principle applies to over & no.
1x2 total
EX: Celtic & Under 4.5 means Celtic must win and there have to be less than 5 goals in the match.
Half-time/ Fulltime
EX: Celtic/Celtic This selection means that Celtic needs to be winning at the end of the first half and at the end of the game.
To win both halves
EX: Celtic/ Celtic This selection means that Celtic needs to be winning at the end of the first half and also needs to win the half of the game. (Halftime: 1-0 Full time: 2-0)
To win either half
EX: The selected team needs to win only one of the halves. (Halftime 1-0, Full time 1-1)
To score in both halves
EX: The selected team needs to score in both halves.
Both halves over 1,5
EX: There must be at least 2 goals in the first half of the game and 2 more in the second half.