“X And Both To Score – Yes” In Football Sports Betting – Explained with Examples + Betting Tips

X & Both Teams to Score – Yes (BTTS–Yes) Explained

X & BTTS–Yes is a combined bet.
You are predicting two things must happen in one match:

  1. X (Draw) → The match must end in a draw (1–1, 2–2, 3–3, etc.).
  2. BTTS – Yes → Both teams must score at least one goal.

For your bet to win, BOTH conditions must be correct.
If one fails, the whole bet loses.


How the Market Works

  • X” means Full-Time Draw.
  • Both Teams to Score – Yes” means Team A scores AND Team B scores.

So the final score must look like:
1–1, 2–2, 3–3, 4–4,… (as long as both score and it is a draw).


Example With Real Teams

Let’s use the match:
Chelsea vs Liverpool

Winning Results for X & BTTS–Yes

  • 1–1 → Both score + Draw → Bet Wins
  • 2–2 → Both score + Draw → Bet Wins
  • 3–3 → Both score + Draw → Bet Wins

Losing Results

  • 0–0 → Draw, but both teams didn’t score → Lose
  • 1–0 → Not a draw + BTTS didn’t happen → Lose
  • 1–2 → BTTS happened but not a draw → Lose
  • 2–1 → BTTS happened but not a draw → Lose

Another Example: Manchester United vs Tottenham

Scenarios

Final ScoreBTTS?Draw?Result
1–1YesYesWin
2–2YesYesWin
0–0NoYesLose
1–0NoNoLose
2–1YesNoLose
3–2YesNoLose

Why Bettors Choose This Market

  • Usually higher odds than simple BTTS.
  • Good when two teams score a lot and concede a lot.
  • Useful when you expect a tight match, not a clear winner.

When to Use This Market

“X & BTTS – Yes” works best when:

Both teams have strong attacks

Both teams concede goals often

Both teams are evenly matched

The fixture is known for draws (derbies, top-team clashes)

You expect a high-scoring but balanced game


Perfect Match Examples for This Bet

These types of matches often end in scoring draws:

  • Arsenal vs Liverpool
  • Chelsea vs Manchester United
  • Napoli vs Inter Milan
  • Dortmund vs Bayern
  • Lyon vs Marseille

Such matches usually feature goals from both sides + close competition.


Smart Betting Tips

1. Check Both Teams’ Goal Stats

Look at the last 5–10 matches:

  • Do they both score consistently?
  • Do they both concede?

If yes → Good for X & BTTS–Yes.


2. Avoid Matches With Defensive Teams

Teams like Atletico Madrid or teams with low scoring records are risky for this market.


3. Look for Rivalries / Balanced Fixtures

Derbies and top-team matches often end in 1–1 or 2–2.


4. Check Injuries

If a team’s main striker or goalkeeper is missing, it affects BTTS chances.


5. Combine With Analysis

Look for:

  • High BTTS percentages (over 60%)
  • High draw percentages
  • Over 1.5 goals probability

Quick Summary

ConditionMust Happen?
Match Ends in a Draw Yes
Both Teams Score Yes
Goals NeededMinimum 1–1

Final Result Example for a Winning Bet:
1-12–23–3, etc.


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