Either to Assist in Football Sports Betting
Either to Assist is a football betting market where your selected team must either win the match or get an assist (score contribution leading to a goal) depending on how the bookmaker defines the market. On many sportsbooks, this market appears in player props as “Player to Score or Assist” or “Player to Assist Anytime.”
Because bookmakers sometimes label it differently, always check the market rules before placing the bet.
How It Works
You choose a player or team and one of these conditions must happen:
- The player provides at least one assist
- Or the player either scores or assists (depending on sportsbook rules)
If your selected outcome happens, your bet wins.
Example 1: Player to Score or Assist
Match:
- Liverpool vs Chelsea
Selection:
- Mohamed Salah — Score or Assist
Match result:
- Salah does not score
- Salah gives one assist
Result:
Bet wins
Example 2: Assist Only
Match:
- Arsenal vs Tottenham
Selection:
- Martin Ødegaard — Anytime Assist
Match result:
- Ødegaard creates the final pass for a goal
Result:
Bet wins
If he scores but does not assist and the market was assist only, then:
Bet loses
Betting Tips for Either to Assist Markets
1. Focus on creative players
Players who create many chances are often better than pure goal scorers.
Examples include:
- Kevin De Bruyne
- Bruno Fernandes
- Martin Ødegaard
2. Check recent form
Look at:
- Assists in the last 5–10 matches
- Chances created
- Expected assists (xA)
3. Consider the opponent
Teams with weak defenses often allow more chances and assists.
4. Check team news
A creative player missing teammates or starting on the bench can reduce assist opportunities.
Advantages
Better odds than simple match winner bets
Good for attacking midfielders and wingers
Can be combined with other betting markets
Risks
Assist can be unpredictable
A player may play well without recording an official assist
Some bookmakers use strict assist definitions

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