In Ice Hockey sports betting, the market “W1 and Both To Score – Yes” is a combined bet. Here’s a full breakdown of what it means:
W1 and Both To Score – Yes
- W1 = The home team must win the match (in regulation time, unless stated otherwise).
- Both To Score – Yes = Both teams must score at least 1 goal during the match.
Example:
Let’s say the match is:
Toronto Maple Leafs (Home) vs. Boston Bruins (Away)
You bet on “W1 and Both To Score – Yes”
- Final Score: Toronto 3 – 1 Boston
- W1 (Toronto, the home team, won)
- Both teams scored (Toronto and Boston both scored)
- Your bet wins
- Final Score: Toronto 2 – 0 Boston
- W1 (Toronto won)
- Both To Score (Boston did not score)
- Your bet loses
- Final Score: Toronto 2 – 3 Boston
- W1 (Home team lost)
- Both To Score
- Your bet loses
Key Tips for This Bet Type:
- Study Team Forms: Pick games where the home team is strong and often wins.
- Goal Trends: Choose matches where both teams regularly score (and concede).
- Avoid Defensive Matchups: Low-scoring teams or strong defenses reduce your chances.
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