What does Away or GG mean?
This is a double chance + BTTS combo market:
- Away → The away team must win the match.
- GG (Both Teams to Score) → Both teams must score at least one goal each.
So, your bet wins if either of these happens:
- The away team wins the match (regardless of GG or not).
- The match ends with both teams scoring (GG), no matter the final result.
Your bet loses only if:
- The away team does not win AND
- Both teams do not score.
Example with a football team
Let’s use Manchester City (Away) vs Wolverhampton (Home).
- If City win 0–1 → Bet wins (Away win condition is satisfied).
- If it ends 1–1 → Bet wins (GG is satisfied).
- If it ends 0–0 → Bet loses (No away win + No GG).
- If Wolves win 1–0 → Bet loses (Home win, and no GG).
- If Wolves win 2–1 → Bet wins (GG condition is satisfied).
When to use “Away or GG”
This bet is useful when:
- The away team is strong but the home team usually scores at home.
- Matches with attacking styles on both sides, likely to see goals.
- You want insurance: even if the away team doesn’t win, both teams scoring can save your bet.
Betting Tips
- Check Home Scoring Records
- Example: Wolves usually score at home, even against top teams → GG becomes very likely.
- Look at Away Strength
- If Manchester City are away, there’s always a high chance they win.
- Best Leagues for GG
- Bundesliga (Germany)
- Serie A (Italy)
- Eredivisie (Netherlands)
- Avoid Defensive Teams
- If the home team struggles to score (e.g., Burnley or Sheffield United in bad form), this bet is risky.
- Combine with In-Play Betting
- If the away team concedes early, the GG part may hit easily.
Example Betting Scenario:
- Game: Manchester City (Away) vs Wolves
- Prediction: Away or GG
- Odds: 1.45 (example)
- Outcome: Wolves 1–3 Man City → Bet wins (both Away win + GG satisfied).
Would you like me to also compare “Away or GG” vs “Away or Over 2.5” so you can see which one is safer in different match situations?