In volleyball sports betting, the market “Set 2 > Set 1 – Yes” refers to a comparison of total points scored in Set 2 versus Set 1. Here’s a detailed explanation:
Bet Type: “Set 2 > Set 1 – Yes”
This means you are betting that the total number of points scored in Set 2 will be greater than in Set 1 — combining both teams’ points in each set.
How It Works (Mechanism)
- You’re not betting on who wins either set.
- You’re comparing the sum of points in each set.
- The bet wins if the total points in Set 2 is strictly higher than Set 1.
Example
Let’s say a match between Team A vs Team B has the following set results:
| Set | Team A Points | Team B Points | Total Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 25 | 18 | 43 |
| 2 | 27 | 25 | 52 |
Result:
Since 52 (Set 2) > 43 (Set 1), your bet “Set 2 > Set 1 – Yes” wins .
Losing Example
| Set | Team A Points | Team B Points | Total Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 25 | 23 | 48 |
| 2 | 25 | 20 | 45 |
Result:
Since 45 (Set 2) < 48 (Set 1), your bet loses .
Betting Tips
- Look at team patterns: Some teams start slow (low-scoring Set 1) and heat up later.
- Check recent match stats: See average points per set.
- Consider match importance: A tight match often leads to longer sets later.
- Underdogs might push harder in Set 2, causing higher scores.
Summary
- “Set 2 > Set 1 – Yes” = You are betting on more total points being scored in Set 2 than in Set 1.
- You win if Set 2 total points > Set 1 total points.
- Focus is on total combined points, not who wins the set.
Let me know if you’d like the reverse version (“Set 1 > Set 2 – Yes”) explained too.