What is Away Multigoals Betting?
Away Multigoals means you are betting on the number of goals the Away team will score in the match.
- Bookmakers usually set ranges (e.g. 1–2 goals, 2–3 goals, 3–4 goals, etc.).
- Your bet wins if the away team scores within the chosen range.
It’s not about who wins the match, but strictly about how many goals the away side scores.
Examples with Clubs
Example 1:
Match – Newcastle vs. Manchester City (Away: Man City)
- Market: Away Multigoals 2–3
- Meaning: You win if Manchester City scores 2 or 3 goals.
- If Man City scores 1 goal or 4+ goals, the bet loses.
If final score is Newcastle 1–2 Man City → Bet Wins (Man City scored 2).
If final score is Newcastle 2–3 Man City → Bet Wins (Man City scored 3).
If final score is Newcastle 0–1 Man City → Bet Loses.
If final score is Newcastle 2–4 Man City → Bet Loses.
Example 2:
Match – Sevilla vs. Real Madrid (Away: Real Madrid)
- Market: Away Multigoals 1–2
- Meaning: Bet wins if Real Madrid scores 1 or 2 goals.
Savilla 1–1 Real Madrid → Wins.
Sevilla 0–2 Real Madrid → Wins.
Sevilla 1–3 Real Madrid → Loses.
Sevilla 0–0 Real Madrid → Loses.
Why Bet on Away Multigoals?
- Good when the away team is strong but not always high scoring.
- Helps manage risk instead of just betting “Over/Under”.
- Useful in games where away teams are favorites but face tough defenses.
Betting Tips for Away Multigoals
- Study the Away Team’s Scoring Trend
- Example: Bayern Munich often scores 2+ goals away in the Bundesliga.
- A range like Away Multigoals 2–3 is safer than Over 2.5 goals.
- Check the Home Team’s Defense
- If the home side is defensive (e.g., Atletico Madrid at home), expect lower scoring from away teams.
- Use Multigoals Instead of Over/Under
- Instead of betting “Away Over 1.5,” go for Away Multigoals 1–2.
- This gives you two winning outcomes instead of just one.
- Good for Accumulators
- Away Multigoals works well in combo bets because the ranges add extra safety.
Quick Betting Example Tip:
If Liverpool plays away at Crystal Palace, and you know Liverpool scores a lot but Palace defends well at home,
Betting Away Multigoals 1–2 makes sense (covering a tight win).
Would you like me to also explain the difference between Away Multigoals and Home Multigoals side by side in a comparison table for clarity?