What (+0.75) Means
A (+0.75) Asian Handicap means your team starts the match with three-quarters of a goal advantage before kickoff.
It’s also called +¾ ball or +0.5/+1 split handicap, because your bet is split into two parts:
- Half your stake is on +0.5
- Half your stake is on +1.0
This setup helps reduce your risk compared to a straight +0.5 or +1.0 bet.
How the Bet is Settled
Here’s the breakdown:
| Match Result (your team) | Outcome |
|---|---|
| Win | Full win |
| Draw | Full win |
| Lose by 1 goal | Half loss (lose the +0.5 part) + Refund (push) on the +1.0 part |
| Lose by 2+ goals | Full loss |
Example
You bet $100 on Team B (+0.75) at odds 1.90 vs Team A.
Your $100 is split:
- $50 on +0.5
- $50 on +1.0
Scenario 1 — Team B wins 2–1
- Both +0.5 and +1.0 win
- Full payout: $100 × 1.90 = $190 (Profit: $90)
Scenario 2 — Team B draws 1–1
- Both +0.5 and +1.0 win
- Full payout: $190 (Profit: $90)
Scenario 3 — Team B loses 2–1
- +0.5 loses ($50 lost)
- +1.0 is a push $50 refunded
- Total loss: $50 (Half stake lost)
Scenario 4 — Team B loses 3–1
- Both lose Full stake lost ($100)
Why Bettors Use (+0.75)
- Good for underdogs who might draw or lose narrowly.
- Risk-reduction if you think the match will be close.
- Better than straight +0.5 if you’re worried about a 1-goal loss.
Quick Visual Summary
Stake split:
csharpCopy code(+0.75) = Half on +0.5 | Half on +1.0
Results:
- Win/Draw → Full win
- Lose by 1 → Half loss, half refunded
- Lose by 2+ → Full loss
If you want, I can also make you a color-coded payout table for (+0.75) so you can instantly see profits/losses for all possible scorelines. That would make it even easier to memorize.
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