In volleyball sports betting, “Set 2 > Set 3 – Yes” means:
You are betting that the total number of points scored in Set 2 will be greater than the total number of points scored in Set 3.
What this means in detail:
You’re comparing total points scored by both teams in Set 2 vs Set 3.
If Set 2 has more total points than Set 3, your bet wins.
Example:
Let’s say the match goes like this:
| Set | Final Score | Total Points |
|---|---|---|
| Set 1 | 25–20 | 45 points |
| Set 2 | 28–26 | 54 points |
| Set 3 | 25–23 | 48 points |
Here, Set 2 had 54 points, and Set 3 had 48 points.
Since Set 2 > Set 3, your bet on “Yes” wins.
If Set 2 is not greater than Set 3:
| Set | Final Score | Total Points |
|---|---|---|
| Set 2 | 25–20 | 45 points |
| Set 3 | 27–25 | 52 points |
Set 2< Set 3 → Bet loses
Betting Tip:
- Look at teams’ scoring trends.
- Some teams start strong (Set 2 high), but fade or improve later (Set 3 low/high).
- If a match is expected to be tight early and one-sided later, betting on Set 2 > Set 3 can be smart.
Would you like an explanation of the opposite bet — “Set 2 > Set 3 – No”?