What It Means:
This betting market refers to a player finishing a leg or match with a bullseye (usually the inner bull worth 50 points) — and you’re betting that this will happen in two separate matches.
- “Bull finish” means a player ends a leg by hitting the bullseye.
- “In both matches” means this must happen at least once in each of the two matches listed in the betting market.
Example:
You’re betting on the market:
“A bull finish in both matches – Match A and Match B”
- In Match A, Player 1 finishes Leg 3 with a bullseye.
- In Match B, Player 2 finishes the last leg with a bullseye.
Your bet wins because there’s at least one bullseye finish in each match.
But if:
- Only one match has a bullseye finish, and the other doesn’t
Your bet loses.
Betting Tips:
- Watch for Players Who Use the Bull to Finish:
- Some players prefer bullseye finishes (especially when left with 50 or 25).
- Players like Michael van Gerwen or Peter Wright often use creative finishes.
- Check the Match Format:
- Longer matches = more legs = higher chance of bull finishes.
- Shorter matches = fewer chances.
- Live Betting Option:
- Some sportsbooks offer this market in-play. If one match already had a bull finish, you can bet on the second.
- Stats Matter:
- Review stats on how often each player finishes on the bull.
Quick Summary:
- You’re betting that at least one bullseye finish occurs in each of two specific matches.
- It’s a bet based on finishing style, not just who wins.
- Use player form, match format, and previous bull finish stats to guide your bet.
Let me know if you want help picking matches or reviewing player styles!