Meaning of “Touchdown Team” in American Football Sports Betting


What Is “Touchdown Team” Betting?

In American Football sports betting, the “Touchdown Team” market lets you bet on which team will score a touchdown (TD) during a game or within a specific time period (e.g., first half, quarter).

touchdown (TD) is worth 6 points and is scored when a team carries the ball into the opponent’s end zone or catches it there.


Types of Touchdown Team Bets

  1. First Team to Score a Touchdown
    • You bet on which team scores the first touchdown of the game.
    • Example:
      • Patriots to score the first touchdown 
      • If Patriots score before the opponent does, your bet wins.
  2. Last Team to Score a Touchdown
    • You bet on the team that scores the final touchdown in the game.
  3. Team to Score Most Touchdowns
    • You bet on which team will score more touchdowns over the whole game.
  4. Touchdown in a Half or Quarter
    • You bet on whether a team will score a TD in a specific half or quarter.
  5. Both Teams to Score a Touchdown
    • A bet on whether each team will score at least one touchdown in the game.

Examples

  • Bet: Cowboys – First Team to Score a Touchdown
    Result: Cowboys score the first TD of the game → win
  • Bet: Bills to Score More Touchdowns than Jets
    Result: Bills: 4 TDs, Jets: 2 TDs → Win
  • Bet: Both Teams to Score a TD – Yes
    Result: Patriots: 2 TDs, Giants: 1 TD → Win

Betting Tips

  1. Analyze Offenses
    • Pick teams with strong offenses and red zone efficiency.
    • Look at QBs, WRs, and RBs with good TD records.
  2. Consider Defenses
    • Avoid betting on teams playing against top-ranked defenses.
    • A team facing a strong defense may struggle to score TDs.
  3. Weather & Venue
    • Bad weather (e.g., rain, snow) may affect touchdown chances.
    • Home teams often score more due to comfort and support.
  4. Game Script
    • Think about whether the game will be high-scoring or defensive.
    • A shootout is ideal for betting on multiple touchdowns.
  5. Use Team Trends
    • Track how often a team scores the first or last TD in past games.
    • Some teams consistently start strong or finish strong.
  6. Live Betting Opportunity
    • If a favorite starts slow, their odds to score the next TD might rise — good value in-play.

Summary

Market TypeWhat You Bet On
First Team to Score a TDTeam to get the first touchdown in the game
Last Team to Score a TDTeam to get the last touchdown in the game
Most TouchdownsTeam with more total touchdowns in the game
Team to Score in 1st Half/QuarterWhether a team scores a TD in that time period
Both Teams to Score a TDAt least one TD from each team in the game

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