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Inning
An inning is one of the divisions of a cricket match during which one team takes its turn to bat.
Over
A bowler delivers the ball from his end of the pitch six times to the batsman at the opposite wicket. This group of six deliveries is called an "Over".
Boundary
The Perimeter of a cricket field, or the act of the batsman scoring a four or a six.
Duck
A score of 0.
Duckworth Lewis Method
Named after the two mathematicians, it's the system used to help decide one-day cricket matches in cases of weather disruptions in play. The target score in cricket matches without interruptions is the number of runs scored by the team that batted first plus one. When overs are lost, setting an adjusted target for the team batting second is not as simple as reducing the run target proportionally to the loss in overs, because a team with ten wickets in hand and 25 overs to bat can play more aggressively than if they had ten wickets and a full 50 overs, for example, and can consequently achieve a higher run rate. The DLS method is an attempt to set a statistically fair target for the second team's innings, which is the same difficulty as the original target. The basic principle is that each team in a limited-overs match has two resources available with which to score runs (overs to play and wickets remaining), and the target is adjusted proportionally to the change in the combination of these two resources. To calculate a target, the formula may simply be expressed thus: Team 2's par score = Team 1's score x (Team 2's resources/Team 1's resources).
Extras
Runs not scored by batsmen. An extra (sometimes called a sundry) is a run scored by, or awarded to, a batting team which is not credited to any individual batsman. They are the runs scored by methods other than striking the ball with the bat.
Leg-Before Wicket (LBW)
is one of the ways in which a batsman can be dismissed in the sport of cricket. Following an appeal by the fielding side, the umpire may rule a batter out lbw if the ball would have struck the wicket but was instead intercepted by any part of the batter's body (except the hand holding the bat.
Maiden
An over where no runs are scored by the bowler.
No-Ball
An illegitimate delivery, usually when the bowler has overstepped on the front crease.
Wide
A type of illegal delivery to a batter (the other type being a no-ball) that is judged by the umpire to be too wide or (in international cricket) too high to be hit by the batsman by means of a normal cricket shot. It is also a type of extra, being the run awarded to the batting team as a consequence of such an illegal delivery.
Fancy Cricket Bet Markets
Team X Will Win The Toss Bhavy
Who will win the coin toss? - This Market is about if Team X will win the Toss or Not.
Match X Over Adv
How many runs will be scored in the first Over. In case of Adv if the selected market's Team is playing 2nd innings, bet will be voided.
Team X Over Y Runs Adv
How many runs will be scored by the team in a specific Over? In case of Adv if the selected market's Team is playing 2nd innings bet will be voided.
Fall of Y WKT Team X Adv
How many runs will be scored when the Xth wicket falls?
Total Match Fours
How many four runs will be scored?
Total Match Sixes
How many 6 runs are being scored in the match?
Total Match Boundaries
How many boundaries (fours and sixes) will be scored during the game?
Total Match Wkt
How many wickets will fall?
Total Match Caught Out Adv
How many wickets will fall by Caught Out method?
3 WKT OR MORE BY BOWLER IN MATCH ADV
Amount of wickets will be taken by bowler. This is a Pre-Match Bets.
Team Xth WKT Pship Boundaries
How many boundaries will be hit by the partnership at a specific wicket?
Team Only Xth Over Runs
How many runs will be scored in a specific Over?
TEAM X OVER KHADDA ADV + 31 runs
This Market is about the total scored by a Team in the selected over. Here u get 1 option where at first box player have to put his prediction X runs + 31 Runs will be his selection.
1st X WKT Runs X Team
How many runs will be scored by a Team when Xth wicket falls.
X Player Runs
Number of runs scored by a player.
X Player Boundaries
How many boundaries (fours and sixes) will be hit by the player?
X Player Y Over Runs Session
How many runs the bowler concedes during his bowling session (can be during more Over)
H.M.B Face By X player
How many balls will be bowled to the player?
X WKT Lost To X Teams Balls
How many balls are bowled when the Xth wicket falls?
Ball to Ball Runs
How many runs will be scored by the end of a specific delivery?
The regular time in football is 90 minutes long (2x45 minutes halves) plus the injury time. Only the regular time counts for our bet markets, unless otherwise stated.
1X2
It is simply betting on the outcome of a fixture and it is often referred to as match betting result. You have to predict whether the game finished as a home win (1), draw (x) or away win (2.)
Total
Betting on total goals is as it sounds the total amount of goals scored within a game, regardless of the team.
There are different lines such as full, half and quarter lines.
Full lines:
It is called full lines, because the lines are whole numbers (0, +/-1, 2, 3 and so on…)
See Full Line ExampleHalf lines:
It is called Half lines, because the lines are half numbers (+/- 0.5, 1.5, 2.5 and so on…), with half numbers a draw is not possible.
See Half Line ExampleQuarter lines:
It is called quarter lines because the lines are quarter numbers (+/- 0.25, 0.75, 1.25 and so on…)
See Quarter Line ExampleHere is our Asian Total Table that helps you to understand this betting market
Handicap
Handicap means that one team has a virtual lead over the other side. A minus symbol (-) is given to the favourite team, which has a handicap disadvantage. A plus symbol (+) assigned to the underdog team, which has a handicap advantage.
There are different lines such as full, half and quarter lines.
Full lines:
It is called full lines, because the lines are whole numbers (0, +/-1, 2, 3 and so on…)
See Full Line ExampleHalf lines:
It is called Half lines, because the lines are half numbers (+/- 0.5, 1.5, 2.5 and so on…), with half numbers a draw is not possible.
See Half Line ExampleQuarter lines:
It is called quarter lines because the lines are quarter numbers (+/- 0.25, 0.75, 1.25 and so on…)
See Quarter Line ExampleHere is our Asian handicap table that helps you to understand this bet market better.
Double Change
Double Chance betting allows you to cover two of the possible three outcomes in just one bet of the 1X2 market. It combines the win/draw for both sides or gets rid of the option for the draw altogether.
See Double Chance ExampleDraw no Bet (DNB)
The Draw No Bet option simply eliminates the outcome of a draw, meaning that players are left to bet on either a home or away win. This market can also be formally known as Handicap (0). In case the match finishes in a draw, the bet will neither be win nor lose and which means that the stake will be returned in full refund.
See Draw no Bet ExampleHalftime/Fulltime
As the name of the market says, half-time/full-time is a market where the user can predict the outcome after the 1st and 2nd half. To be able to win these bets you have to predict BOTH the outcome of half-time and the result at the end of the full-time.
See Halftime/Fulltime ExampleHandicap x:y
This market commonly called European Handicap is different from the one we’ve talked about since this is a 3 possible outcome where a draw is possible.
See Handicap x:y ExampleBoth Teams to Score
If you bet on both teams to score it means just that. If both teams score a goal then your bet wins regardless of who wins the match.
See Both Teams to Score ExampleCorrect score
To win a correct score bet you must accurately predict the final score of the match you are betting on. There is no place for error, it has to be exact.
See Correct score ExampleWhich team wins the rest of the match
This kind of bet refers to who will win the rest of the match from the time of placing your bet. Once your bet is placed the scores technically become 0-0 even if one team is winning at the time. So from the point you place your bet, till the end of the game, the team that scores more goals will win.
Xth goal
This market refers to the team who’s going to score the goal number presented on the market name. So if for example the market is 3rd goal you try to predict which team scores the 3rd goal. In this market you can still bet that none of the teams will score the next goal.
See Xth goal ExampleHome team total
This market refers to the total goals scored by the home team. This is an individual market which means that only the goals scored by the home team will count for this kind of bets.
See Home team total ExampleAway team total
This market refers to the total goals scored by the away team. This is an individual market which means that only the goals scored by the away team will count for this kind of bets.
See Away team total ExampleHome team to win
Betting in this market is predicting if the home team will win the match or not, this is a ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ market which means that you can bet that the home team wins the game or doesn’t win the game.
Away Team to win
Betting in this market is predicting if the away team will win the match or not, this is a ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ market which means that you can bet that the away team wins the game or doesn’t win the game.
Any Team to win
Betting in this market is predicting if any team will win the match. If there is a winning team in the match, no matter which team will be, you will win the bet. The only case to lose the bet is if the match will finish as a draw.
Highest scoring half
Bet to determine if more goals will be scored in the first half, the second, or if there will be a draw in the number of goals scored on both sides. The goals scored in extra time do not count.
See Highest scoring half ExampleHome team exact goals
This market allows you to place a bet on how many goals are going to be scored by the home team, to win a “home team exact goals” bet you must accurately predict how many goals are going to be scored by the home team. There is no room for error, it has to be exact.
See Home team exact goals ExampleAway team exact goals
This market allows you to place a bet on how many goals are going to be scored by the away team, to win a “away team exact goals” bet you must accurately predict how many goals are going to be scored by the away team. There is no room for error, it has to be exact.
See Away team exact goals ExampleOdd/Even
Odd or even is the market you will be betting on when you expect the number of goals in a match to be an odd or even number. It is as simple as that. For settlement purposes matches with no goals scored are considered settled as Even.
See Odd/Even ExampleHome team No Bet
Home team No Bet market is like draw no bet, but it removes the outcome of a Home Team Win on three-way markets (1X2), allowing players to bet on either a draw or the away win.
See Home team No Bet ExampleAway team No Bet
Away team No Bet market is like “draw no bet”, but it removes the outcome of a Away Team Win on three-way markets (1X2), allowing players to bet on either a draw or a home win.
See Away team No Bet ExampleHome team Clean Sheet
The term ‘clean sheet’ refers to a specific betting market in which players bet on whether a team will concede a goal or not. In this market players are predicting if the home team will concede at least 1 goal or not.
See Home team Clean Sheet ExampleAway team Clean Sheet
The term ‘clean sheet’ refers to a specific betting market in which players bet on whether a team will concede a goal or not. In this market players are predicting if the away team will concede at least 1 goal or not.
See Away team Clean Sheet ExampleWhen will the xth goal be scored (15 min interval)
In this bet you can predict in which 15 min. interval of the match a specific number of goal will be scored (for example: 00:01-14:59 , 15:00-29:59 etc)
See When will the xth goal be scored (15 min interval) ExampleWhen will the xth goal be scored (10 min interval)
In this you can predict in which 10 min. interval of the match a specific number of goal will be scored (for example: 00:01-09:59,10:00-19:59 etc)
See When will the xth goal be scored (10 min interval) ExampleExact Goals
In this market, the player is able to bet on what the exact total amount of goals will be in the game. This will be the total of goals on the scoreboard from both sides. To win a “Exact Goals” bet you must accurately predict how many goals are going to be scored in the match. There is no room for error, it has to be exact.
See Exact Goals Example1st half 1X2
In this market you are betting on the winner of the first half, it's a 3 possibility market which means you can also bet on a draw. The outcome of your bet will depend on the result of the 1st half only.
See 1st half 1X2 Example1st Half - Total
Betting on 1st half total goals is as it sounds the total amount of goals scored in the 1st half of the game, regardless of the team.
There are different lines such as full, half and quarter lines.
Full lines:
It is called full lines, because the lines are whole numbers (0, +/-1, 2, 3 and so on…)
See 1st Half - Total Full Lines ExampleHalf lines:
It is called Half lines, because the lines are half numbers (+/- 0.5, 1.5, 2.5 and so on…), with half numbers a draw is not possible.
See 1st Half - Total Half Lines ExampleQuarter lines:
It is called quarter lines because the lines are quarter numbers (+/- 0.25, 0.75, 1.25 and so on…)
See 1st Half - Total Quarter Lines Example1st Half - Handicap
Handicap means that one team has a virtual lead over the other side, this one in the 1st half. A minus symbol (-) is given to the favourite team, which has a handicap disadvantage. A plus symbol (+) assigned to the underdog team, which has a handicap advantage.
There are different lines such as full, half and quarter lines.
Full lines:
It is called full lines, because the lines are whole numbers (0, +/-1, 2, 3 and so on…)
See 1st Half - Handicap Full Lines ExampleHalf lines:
It is called Half lines, because the lines are half numbers (+/- 0.5, 1.5, 2.5 and so on…), with half numbers a draw is not possible.
See 1st Half - Handicap Half Lines ExampleQuarter lines:
It is called quarter lines because the lines are quarter numbers (+/- 0.25, 0.75, 1.25 and so on…)
See 1st Half - Handicap Quarter Lines Example1st Half - Xth Goal
This market refers to which team is going to score the goal number presented on the market name in the 1st half only. So if for example the market is 3rd goal you’re actually betting on which team is going to score the 3rd goal in the 1st half.
See 1st Half - Xth Goal Full Lines Example1st Half - Double Chance
1st Half - Double Chance betting allows you to cover two of the possible three outcomes in just one bet of the “1st half - 1X2 market”. It combines the win/draw for both sides or gets rid of the option for the draw altogether, only in the 1st half.
See 1st Half - Double Chance Example1st Half - Draw No Bet
The 1st Half - Draw No Bet option simply eliminates the outcome of a draw in the 1st half, meaning that players are left to bet on either a home or away 1st half win. This market can also be formally known as 1st Half - Handicap (0). In case the 1st half finishes in a draw, the bet will neither be win nor lose and which means that the stake will be returned in full refund.
See 1st Half - Draw No Bet Example1st Half - Handicap x:y
This market is called European Handicap, little different from the handicap we’ve talked about since this is a 3 possible outcome market where the draw is possible. (It is same with Handicap x:y but for the 1st Half only)
1st Half - Both Teams to Score
If you bet on “1st Half Both - Teams to Score” it means just that. If both teams score a goal on the 1st Half then your bet wins regardless of who wins the match.
1st Half - Correct score
To win this correct score bet you must accurately predict the final score of the 1st half of the match you are betting one. There is no room for error, it has to be exact.
1st Half - Home team exact goals
This market allows you to place a bet on how much goals are going to be scored by the home team on the 1st Half, to win a “1st Half - Home team exact goals” bet you must accurately predict how much goals are gonna be scored by the home team on the 1st Half Only. There is no room for error, it has to be exact.
1st Half - Away team exact goals
This market allows you to place a bet on how much goals are going to be scored by the away team on the 1st Half, to win a “1st Half - Away team exact goals'' bet you must accurately predict how much goals are gonna be scored by the away team in the 1st half only. There is no room for error, it has to be exact.
1st Half - Which team wins the rest
This means that only goals that are scored after the bet has been placed, will be accounted for the settling of the bet. So for you the match starts over again with the score at 0-0 at the time the bet is placed, and the result is only for the 1st Half.
1st Half - Home team Clean Sheet
The term ‘clean sheet’ refers to a specific betting market in which players bet on whether a team will concede a goal or not. In this market players are predicting if the home team will concede at least 1 goal or not only in the 1st Half.
1st Half - Away team Clean Sheet
The term ‘clean sheet’ refers to a specific betting market in which players bet on whether a team will concede a goal or not. In this market players are predicting if the away team will concede at least 1 goal or not only in the 1st Half.
1st half - Exact Goals
In this market, the player is able to bet on what the exact total amount of goals will be in the 1st Half. This will be the total of goals on the scoreboard from both sides at the end of 1st Half. To win a “1st half - Exact Goals” bet you must accurately predict how many goals are going to be scored in the 1st Half. There is no room for error, it has to be exact.
1st Half - Home team total goals
Betting on “1st Half - Home team total goals” is as it sounds the total amount of goals scored by the Home team within the 1st half of the game.
1st Half - Away team total goals
Betting on “1st Half - Away team total goals” is as it sounds the total amount of goals scored by the away team within the 1st half of the game. This is a market with 2 outcomes which means only half lines are available.
2nd Half - 1X2
In this market you are betting on the winner of the second half, it's a 3 possibility market which means you can also bet on a draw. The outcome of your bet will depend on the result of the 2nd half only, which means that it doesn't matter who wins the game. (see example at 1st Half 1x2)
There are different lines such as full, half and quarter lines. (see examples at Total)
2nd half - total
Betting on 2nd half total goals is as it sounds the total amount of goals scored in the 2nd half of the game, regardless of the team.
2nd half - double chance
2nd Half - Double Chance betting allows you to cover two of the possible three outcomes in just one bet of the “2nd half - 1X2 market”. It combines the win/draw for both sides or gets rid of the option for the draw altogether, only in the 2nd half. See examples at 1st Half - double chance
2nd Half - Draw No Bet
The 2nd Half - Draw No Bet option simply eliminates the outcome of a draw in the 2nd half, meaning that players are left to bet on either a home or away 2nd half win. This market can also be formally known as 2nd Half - Handicap (0). In case the 2nd half finishes in a draw, the bet will neither be win nor lose and which means that the whole stake will be returned. See examples at 1st Half - Draw No Bet
2nd Half - Handicap x:y
This market is called European Handicap, little different from the handicap we’ve talked about since this is a 3 possible outcome where a draw is possible. This applies for the 2nd Half result only. See examples at Handicap x:y
2nd half - Home team total
Betting on “2nd Half - Home team total goals” is as it sounds the total amount of goals scored by the Home team within the 2nd half of the game. This is a market with 2 outcomes which means only half lines are available. See example at Home team total
2nd Half - Away team total goals
Betting on “2nd Half - Away team total goals' ' is as it sounds the total amount of goals scored by the Away team within the 2nd half of the game. This is a market with 2 outcomes which means only half lines are available. See example at Away team total
2nd Half - Home team Clean Sheet
The term ‘clean sheet’ refers to a specific betting market in which players bet on whether a team will concede a goal or not. In this market players are predicting if the home team will concede at least 1 goal or not only in the 2nd Half. See examples at Home team clean sheet
2nd Half - Away team Clean Sheet
The term ‘clean sheet’ refers to a specific betting market in which players bet on whether a team will concede a goal or not. In this market players are predicting if the away team will concede at least 1 goal or not only in the 2nd Half. See examples at Away team Clean Sheet
Corner 1X2
Betting on 1X2 Corners, basically means you are going to bet which team will achieve more number of corners within the match.
See 1st Half - Draw No Bet ExampleTotal Corners
Betting on total corners is basically predicting how many corners will be scored in the game in total.
See Total Corners ExampleCorner Handicap
As we know, usual Handicapping means either subtracting or adding goals even before a match begins. When it comes to corners, its general principles remain the same. Positive handicaps are placed on teams that are going to have fewer corners, while negative ones on teams to shoot a higher number of corners.
Home team Total Corners
This market refers to the total corners scored by the home team. This is an individual market which means that only the corners scored by the home team will count for this kind of bets.
Away team total Corners
This market refers to the total corners scored by the away team. This is an individual market which means that only the corners scored by the away team will count for this kind of bets.
Corner Range
Betting on “Corner Range” as the name states is basically betting on a range of corners that will be scored in the match, let’s check examples below.
See Corner Range ExampleHome team Corner Range
Betting on “Corner Range” as the name states is basically betting on a range of corners that will be scored in the match by the Home team only.
Away team Corner Range
Betting on “Corner Range” as the name states is basically betting on a range of corners that will be scored in the match by the Away team only.
Odd/Even corners
Betting on ‘’Odd/Even corners’’ means you’re predicting that the total corners will be scored in the match will be Odd or Even number. Let’s check the examples below.
1st half - corner 1x2
Betting on ‘1st half - corner 1x2’ means you’re predicting which team will have more corners during the 1st half only, a draw is also possible in this outcome.
1st half - total corners
Betting on 1st half total corners is basically predicting how many corners will be scored in the 1st half, here it doesn’t matter who scores the most number of corners, it matters how many are scored.
1st half - Corner Handicap
Betting on 1st half Corner Handicap is basically predicting which team will win more corners in the 1st half with the use of handicap. See example about handicap betting at Handicap market
1st half - Xth corner
This market refers to which team is going to score the corner number presented on the market name during the 1st half. So if for example the market is 2nd corner you’re actually betting on which team is going to score in the 1st half.
1st half - Away team total corners
This market refers to the number of corners scored by the Away team during the 1st half. This is an individual market which means that only the corners kicked by the Away team during the 1st half will count for this kind of bets.
1st half - corner range
Betting on “1st half - Corner Range” as the name states is basically betting on a range of corners that will be scored in the 1st half. See examples at Corner range
1st half - Away team exact corners
This market refers to the exact number of corners kicked by the Away team during the 1st half.
1st half - odd/even corners
Betting on ‘1st half - Odd/Even corners’ means you’re predicting that the total corners in the 1st Half will be odd or even number.
Race to x corners
Betting on ‘Race to x corners’ means you’re predicting which team will reach first a specific number of corners during the match.
See Race to x corners Example1st half - race to x corners
Betting on ‘’1st half - race to x corners’’ means you’re predicting which team will reach first a specific number of corners in the 1st half only.
Booking 1x2
Betting on “Booking 1x2” is basically betting on which team will get more cards during the match. Yellow card counts as 1 card and red or yellow-red card as 2. The 2nd yellow for one player which leads to a yellow red card is not considered. As a consequence one player cannot cause more than 3 cards.
See Booking 1x2 ExampleTotal bookings
Betting on ‘’total bookings’’ is basically predicting how many cards will be given in the game in total, here it doesn’t matter who gets the most number of cards, it matters how many are given in total only. Yellow card counts as 1 card and red or yellow-red card as 2.
See Total bookings ExampleHome team total bookings
Betting on 'Home team total bookings’ is basically predicting how many cards will be given during the match to the Home team, here it doesn’t matter how many will be the total cards for both teams, it matters how many are given to the Home team. Yellow card counts as 1 card and red or yellow-red card as 2.
Away team total bookings
Betting on ‘’Away total bookings’’ is basically predicting how many cards will be given during the match to the Away team, here it doesn’t matter how many will be the total cards for both teams, it matters how many are given to the Away team. Yellow card counts as 1 card and red or yellow-red card as 2.
Exact bookings
This market refers to the exact number of cards given in total during the match for both teams. Yellow card counts as 1 card and red or yellow-red card as 2.
See Exact bookings ExampleSending off
Betting on ‘’Sending off’’ is basically predicting if there will be at least 1 red card during the match.
Total booking points
In a booking points market, you bet based upon how many yellow and red cards you think will be shown in a particular match. When you bet on this market it works like this:
If a yellow card is shown, 10 points are added to the total.
If a red card is shown, 25 points are added to the total.
When a player is sent off having already been shown a yellow card, 35 points are added to the total.
See Total booking points ExampleBooking point range
In a booking point range market, you bet based upon what's going to be the range of yellow and red cards you think will be shown in a particular match. When you bet on this market it works like this:
If a yellow card is shown, 10 points are added to the total.
If a red card is shown, 25 points are added to the total..
When a player is sent off having already been shown a yellow card, 35 points are added to the total.
From 0-30 points
Means that taking in mind the above rules, the booking points cannot exceed 30 points.
From 45 - 70 points
Means that taking in mind the above rules, the booking points have to be between 45 and 70 points
Above 70 points
Means that taking in mind the above rules, the booking points have to be above 70 points
1st half - total bookings
Betting on ‘’1st half -total bookings’’ is basically predicting how many cards will be given in the game during the 1st half only. Yellow card counts as 1 card and red or yellow-red card as 2.
1st half - Home team total bookings
Betting on ‘’1st half Home team total bookings’’ is basically predicting how many cards will be given during the 1st half to the Home team. Yellow card counts as 1 card and red or yellow-red card as 2.
1st half - Away team total bookings
Betting on ‘’1st half - Away total bookings’’ is basically predicting how many cards will be given during the 1st half to the Away team. Yellow card counts as 1 card and red or yellow-red card as 2.
1st half - exact bookings
This market refers to the exact number of cards given in the 1st half for both teams. You have to predict the exact number of cards to win. Yellow card counts as 1 card and red or yellow-red card as 2.
1st half - total booking points
On this market, you bet based upon how many yellow and red cards you think will be shown in the 1st half. When you bet on this market it works like this:
If a yellow card is shown, 10 points are added to the total.
If a red card is shown, 25 points are added to the total.
When a player is sent off having already been shown a yellow card, 35 points are added to the total.
Your bet is based upon how many total booking points you think there will be in the 1st half
See 1st Half Total Booking Points Examples Example1st half - booking point range
In this 1st half booking point range market, you bet based upon what's going to be the range of yellow and red cards you think will be shown in this particular 1st half. When you bet on this market it works like this:
If a yellow card is shown, 10 points are added to the total.
If a red card is shown, 25 points are added to the total.
When a player is sent off having already been shown a yellow card, 35 points are added to the total.
From 0-30 points
Means that taking in mind the above rules, the booking points in the 1st half cannot exceed 30 points.
From 45 - 70 points
Means that taking in mind the above rules, the booking points in the 1st half have to be between 45 and 70 points
Above 70 points
Means that taking in mind the above rules, the booking points in the 1st half have to be above 70 points
Anytime goalscorer
Betting on ‘’Anytime goalscorer’’ is basically predicting if the player scores at least 1 goal. Own goals will not be considered for Anytime Goalscorer.
See Anytime goalscorer Example1st goalscorer
For this bet to be won you should predict who will score the first goal. Own goals will not be considered for Next Goalscorer settlement purposes and are ignored.
See 1st goalscorer ExampleLast goalscorer
For this bet to be won you should predict who player from any of the teams is gonna score the last goal of the match.
See Last goalscorer ExamplePlayer to score 2+
Betting on ‘’Player to score 2+’’ is basically predicting if there will be any specific player by any of both teams that is gonna score at least 2 goals during the match. Own goals will not be considered for Player to score X or more settlement purposes and are ignored.
See Player to score 2+ ExamplePlayer to score 3+
Betting on ‘’Player to score 3+’’ is basically predicting if there will be any specific player by any of both teams that is gonna score at least 3 goals during the match. Own goals will not be considered for Player to score X or more settlement purposes and are ignored.
Home team xth goalscorer
This market refers to which player is going to score the goal number presented on the market name for the home team. So if for example the market is 3rd goal you’re actually betting on the home team’s 3rd goalscorer. Own goals will not be considered for Next Goalscorer settlement purposes and are ignored.
Away team xth goalscorer
This market refers to which player is going to score the goal number presented on the market name for the away team. So if for example the market is 3rd goal you’re actually betting on the away team’s 3rd goalscorer. Own goals will not be considered for Next Goalscorer settlement purposes and are ignored.
1x2 & total
Betting on “1X2 & Total” means predicting 2 outcomes in a single market, basically in order for your bet to be won you must accurately predict the winner of the match and the total number of goals.
See 1x2 & total Example1x2 & both teams to score
Betting on “1X2 & Both Teams to Score” means predicting 2 outcomes in a single market, in order for your bet to be won you must accurately predict the winner of the match and predict if both teams will score or not:
See 1x2 & both teams to score ExampleDouble Chance & Total
Betting on “Double Chance & Total” means predicting 2 outcomes in a single market, let’s see an example:
See Double Chance & Total ExampleDouble Chance & Both Teams to Score
Betting on “Double Chance & Both Teams to Score” means predicting 2 outcomes in a single market, basically in order for your bet to be won you must predict the winner of the match (you can choose 2 outcomes here) and predict if both teams will score or not, let’s see examples below:
See Double Chance & Both Teams to Score Example1st half - 1X2 & Total
Betting on “1st Half - 1X2 & Total” means predicting 2 outcomes in a single market, basically in order for your bet to be won you must accurately predict the winner of the 1st Half and predict the total goals of the 1st half, lets see examples below:
See 1st half - 1X2 & Total Example1st half - 1x2 & both teams to score
Betting on “1st Half - 1X2 & Both Teams to Score” means as well predicting 2 outcomes in a single market, basically in order for your bet to be won you must accurately predict the winner of the 1st Half and as well predict if both teams will score or not:
See 1st half - 1x2 & both teams to score Example2nd half - 1x2 & total
Betting on “2nd Half - 1X2 & Total” means predicting 2 outcomes in a single market, basically in order for your bet to be won you must accurately predict the winner of the 2nd Half only and as well predict the total goals of the 2nd half, lets see examples below:
See 2nd half - 1x2 & total Example2nd half - 1x2 & both teams to score
Betting on “2nd Half - 1X2 & Both Teams to Score” means as well predicting 2 outcomes in a single market, basically in order for your bet to be won you must accurately predict the winner of the 2nd Half and as well predict if both teams will score or not:
See 2nd half - 1x2 & both teams to score ExampleAnytime goalscorer & 1x2
Betting on “Anytime Goalscorer & 1X2” means as well predicting 2 outcomes in a single market, basically in order for your bet to be won you must accurately predict if a player is going to score in the match and predict the winner of the match as well, let's check examples below:
See Anytime goalscorer & 1x2 ExampleXth goalscorer & 1x2
Betting on “Xth Goalscorer & 1X2” means predicting 2 outcomes in a single market, basically in order for your bet to be won you must accurately predict who is going to score the Xth Goal in the match and predict the winner of the match as well.
See Xth goalscorer & 1x2 ExampleAnytime goalscorer & correct score
Betting on “Anytime goalscorer & Correct Score” means predicting 2 outcomes in a single market, basically in order for your bet to be won you must accurately predict if the player is going to score at least 1 goal in the match and predict the correct score of the match as well, let's check examples below:
See Anytime goalscorer & correct score ExampleXth goalscorer & correct score
Betting on “Xth goalscorer & Correct score” means predicting 2 outcomes in a single market, basically in order for your bet to be won you must accurately predict who is going to score the Xth Goal in the match and predict the correct score of the match as well, let's check examples below:
See Xth goalscorer & correct score ExamplePenalty shootout - winner & total
This type of market is a combi bet, where you combine two predictions, which team will be the winner after the penalty shoot out and how many penalties in total by both teams will be scored during the penalty shootout.
See Penalty shootout - winner & total ExampleWinning method
The final games or the tournament finals sometimes can include overtime or even penalties, therefore this market called “Winning Method” allow you to predict in which method a certain team can win the cup.
See Winning method ExampleTo qualify
In this bet, from a pair of teams you predict which one is going to qualify to the next round of a tournament, no matter the winning method (regular time, Overtime, Penalties).
See To qualify ExampleWhich team kicks off
In this bet, you just predict which team will take the kick off at the beginning of the match. The decision is made by the toss of a coin before the beginning of the match. The team that is going to win the toss of a coin can decide if they will choose to take the kick off or to choose the side that wants to start the match.
See Which team kicks off ExampleWhich team will win the final
Betting on this market means that you predict from a pair of teams which one will win a final so actually which team will be the winner of a tournament, no matter the winning method (regular time or overtime or penalties).
See Which team will win the final ExampleWhich team will win the 3rd place final
In some tournaments, especially the ones between national teams, except the ‘’big final’’ for the 1st place, there is a game for the 3rd place too.
See Which team will win the 3rd place final ExampleOvertime - 1x2
In some tournaments if the regular time of a match is a draw, it follows the overtime, which is usually 2x15 minutes long. In that type of bet you predict which team will win the overtime or if the result of overtime will be a draw and in that case the result of the match will be decided in a penalty shootout.
See Overtime - 1x2 ExampleOvertime - total
This is a market about the total goals scored only in the overtime.
Overtime - handicap
Except the market handicap during the regular time, could be a market of handicap during also the overtime. See examples above at Handicap
Overtime - xth goal
This market refers to which team is going to score the number of goals stated in the market name.. So if for example the market is 1st goal you’re actually betting on which team is going to score the 1st goal in the overtime. In this market you can still bet that none of the teams will score the next goal during the overtime.
See Overtime - xth goall ExampleOvertime - correct score
In this bet, as the name of it clarifies, you can predict the correct score of the overtime.
Overtime 1st half - 1x2
As the name of bet clarifies you can predict the result of just the 1st half of an overtime.
Overtime 1st half - handicap
Could be also a market with handicap just for the 1st half of overtime.
Overtime - which team wins the rest
Basically this is a live market only, from the point where the user places the bet the match is draw during the overtime. This kind of bet refers to who will win the rest of the overtime from the time of placing your bet. Once your bet is placed the scores technically become 0-0 even if one team is winning at the time. So from the point you place your bet, till the end of the overtime, the team that scores more goals will win.
See Overtime - which team wins the rest ExamplePenalty shootout - winner
If there is no winner after the regular time and overtime, then the winner of the match will be decided with penalties. So in that market you predict which team will win the penalties shootout.
See Penalty shootout - winner ExamplePenalty shootout - total
Except the total goals of regular time and overtime, there is a market about the total goals in case a match will go to a penalty shootout. Betting on penalty shootout total goals is as it sounds the total amount of goals scored in the penalty shootout.
Penalty shootout - xth goal
This market refers to the team who’s gonna score the goal number presented on the market name during the penalty shootout. So if for example the market is to score the 3rd goal you’re actually betting which team is gonna score the 3rd goal during the penalty shootout..
See Penalty shootout - xth goal ExamplePenalty shootout - home team total
Betting on penalty shootout home team total goals is as it sounds the total amount of home team goals scored in the penalty shootout. For this market apply only half lines.
See Penalty shootout - home team total ExamplePenalty shootout - away team total
Betting on penalty shootout away team total goals is as it sounds the total amount of away team goals scored in the penalty shootout. For this market apply only half lines.
See Penalty shootout - away team total ExamplePenalty shootout - xth penalty scored
This market refers to whether the penalty number presented on the market name during the penalty shootout will be a goal or it is missed.
Penalty shootout - correct score
In this bet, as the name of it clarifies, you can predict the correct score of the penalty shootout.
See Penalty shootout - correct score ExamplePenalty shootout - winning margin
In this market, you have to predict the winning margin.
See Penalty shootout - winning margin ExamplePenalty shootout - odd/even
In this market you can predict if the total goals by both teams scored during the penalty shootout will be odd or even number.
Penalty shootout - away team odd/even
In this market you can predict if the goals scored during the penalty shootout only by the away team will be odd or even number.
Penalty shootout - exact goal
In this market you can predict the exact number of goals will be scored by both teams during the penalty shootout.
Winner
Betting on the winner is the most basic bet. In this type of bet you simply predict who will be the winner of the match.
See Winner ExampleTotal games
Betting in this market you predict if the total number of games will be over or under a specific range. A winning set requires 6 winning games with a margin of at least 2 games over the other side (e.g. 6-2, 7-5). However if the set is tied at six games each, a tie-break is played to decide (7-6, 6-7).
See Total games ExampleGame handicap
Handicap means that one player has a virtual lead over the other side. A minus symbol (-) is given to the favourite player, which has a handicap disadvantage. A plus symbol (+) assigned to the outsider player, who has a handicap advantage.
See Game Handicap ExampleTotal Sets
Betting in this market you predict if the total number of sets will be over or under a specific range. In some tournaments the winner should win 3 sets, in some other tournaments the winner should win 2 sets only.
See Total Sets ExampleCorrect score
In that market as the title identifies you should predict the correct score of the match for the sets.
See Correct score ExampleCompetitor 1 total games
In this market you can predict how many games in total will win the Competitor 1.
See Competitor 1 total games ExampleCompetitor 2 total games
In this market you can predict how many games in total will win the Competitor 2.
See Competitor 2 total games ExampleCompetitor 1 to win a set
In this market the Competitor 1 should win at least one set, no matter the final result of the match.
See Competitor 1 to win a set ExampleCompetitor 2 to win a set
In this market the Competitor 2 should win at least one set, no matter the final result of the match.
See Competitor 2 to win a set ExampleDouble result (1st set/match)
In this market along with the winner of the match you also predict the winner of the 1st set
See (1st set/match) ExampleWill there be a tiebreak
Tiebreak happens when a set is going to a score 6-6 and the winner of the set is decided with an extra game.
See Will there be a tiebreak ExampleAny set to nil
In this market any of the sets should finish with a score 6-0 or 0-6, no matter the final score of the match and who will be the winner.
Odd/even games
In this market you just predict if the total number of the games in the match will be an odd number (for example 25, 27, 29 etc.) or if it will be an even number (for example 26, 28, 30 etc.)
X player to win exactly 2 sets
Here you are predicting that a certain player will win exactly 2 sets, in order to win this bet the player you predicted has to win 2 sets exactly, if this player wins 1 set only then you’ll lose your bet.
X player to win exactly 1 set
Here you are predicting that a certain player will win exactly 1 set, in order to win this bet the player you predicted has to win only 1 set, if this player wins more than 1 set, or doesn’t win a set at all, then you’ll lose your bet.
Set handicap
Handicap means that one player has a virtual lead over the other side. A minus symbol (-) is given to the favourite player, which has a handicap disadvantage. A plus symbol (+) assigned to the outsider player, who has a handicap advantage, lets see examples below
See Set handicap ExampleExact sets
Betting on this means predicting how many sets are going to happen exactly.
See Exact sets ExampleXth set - winner
Betting on “Xth set - winner” is also predicting which player is going to win the se set displayed in this market, let's check examples below.
See Xth set - winner ExampleXth set - Total games
Betting in this market you predict if the total number of games of a specific set will be over or under a specific range.
See Xth set - total games ExampleXth set - Game handicap
In this market you predict who will be the winner of a specific set with a game handicap. Handicap means that one player has a virtual lead over the other side.A plus symbol (+) assigned to the outsider player, who has a handicap advantage.
See Xth set - game handicap ExampleXth set - Race to x games
Which player will reach the X amount of games first, let's take a look to be more elaborate on examples.
SeeXth set - race to x games ExampleXth set - Correct score
In this market you have to predict the exact score of a specific set.
See Xth set - Correct score ExampleXth set - will there be a tiebreak
In this market you predict if in a specific set there will be a tiebreak. If the score reaches 6-6 (6-all) in the set, a tiebreak game is played.
See Xth set - will there be a tiebreak ExampleXth set - odd/even games
In this market you just predict if the total number of games for a specific set will be odd or even number.
Xth set game x - winner
In this market you predict who will be the winner of a specific game of a specific set.
See Xth set game x - winner ExampleXth set game x - xth point
In this market you have to predict the point winner of a game on a specific set.
See Xth set game x - xth point ExampleXth set game x - race to xth points
Betting on this market means predicting which player is going to achieve the number of points presented in the market name first.
Xth set game x - race to xth points ExampleXth set game x - first x points winner
In this market you predict which player will reach first a specific score in a specific game of a specific set.
Xth set game x - to deuce
Deuce is when both players have won 3 points each and the score is 40-40. When the score reaches deuce, one player or team will need to win by two points in a row to win the game. So in that case you predict if a specific game of a specific set will go to deuce.
See Xth set game x - to deuce ExampleXth set game x - correct score
In this market you predict the exact score of a specific game of a specific set.
See Xth set game x - correct score ExampleXth set game x - correct score or break
This tennis bet is based on whether the server "holds serve" (i.e. wins the game while serving) and how many points his opponent scores in the game; or if the server is "broken on the serve" (i.e. loses the game while serving).
See Xth set game x - correct score or break ExampleXth set game x - exact points
Here in this market you are predicting the exact number of points that are going to be played within a certain game. Let’s see examples below.
See Xth set game x - exact points ExampleXth set game x - odd/even points
In this market you predict if the total number of points played in a specific game of a specific set will be odd or even.
Xth set - (x)th and (x+1)th game winner
In this market you are predicting which player is going to win 2 consecutive games within a certain set, let's explain more in detail below.
See Xth set - (x)th and (x+1)th game winner ExampleWinner & total
For this market along with the winner you predict if the total number of games will be over or under a specific range.
See Winner & total Example
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