What is Double Chance & GG/NG?
This is a combo bet where you combine Double Chance (DC) with Both Teams to Score (BTTS – GG/NG) in a single market.
- Double Chance (DC): You bet on two possible outcomes of a match:
- 1X → Home win or Draw
- X2 → Away win or Draw
- 12 → Home win or Away win (no draw)
- GG/NG (Both Teams to Score):
- GG (Yes): Both teams will score at least one goal.
- NG (No): At least one team will not score.
When combined, it means you are predicting two outcomes together: a double chance result + whether both teams will score or not.
Examples with Club Teams
Example 1: Manchester United vs Tottenham (Premier League)
- Bet: Double Chance (1X) & GG
- Meaning: You are betting that Manchester United will not lose (either win or draw) AND both teams will score.
If the match ends:
- Man Utd 2–2 Spurs (1X correct, GG correct → Bet wins)
- Man Utd 1–0 Spurs (1X correct, but NG → Bet loses)
- Spurs 2–1 Man Utd (1X wrong, GG correct → Bet loses)
Example 2: Barcelona vs Getafe (La Liga)
- Bet: Double Chance (12) & NG
- Meaning: You are betting that the match will not end in a draw (either Barca or Getafe wins) AND at least one team will fail to score.
If the match ends:
- Barcelona 3–0 Getafe (12 correct, NG correct → Bet wins)
- Barcelona 2–1 Getafe (12 correct, but GG → Bet loses)
- Barcelona 1–1 Getafe (12 wrong → Bet loses even if NG)
Betting Tips for Double Chance & GG/NG
- Check Team Styles:
- Teams like Liverpool, Tottenham, Dortmund → usually GG specialists (attacking, leaky defenses).
- Teams like Atletico Madrid, Inter Milan → often win-to-nil (NG fits).
- Use Double Chance to Increase Safety:
- If you expect a tight match but goals from both sides → 1X & GG or X2 & GG is safer than just GG.
- If you expect one-sided dominance → 12 & NG works well.
- Head-to-Head Records:
- Look for historical GG trends (like Arsenal vs Spurs derbies = high GG probability).
- Or low-scoring rivalries (like Atletico vs Getafe = often NG).
- Form & Injuries:
- If a team is missing key strikers → NG becomes stronger.
- If both teams are strong in attack but weak defensively → GG fits.
Best Situations to Use It:
- Derbies or evenly matched games → Go for Double Chance + GG.
- Top vs Weak team → Go for Double Chance + NG (strong team likely wins without conceding).
Would you like me to create a table with scenarios (1X + GG, X2 + NG, etc.) and when best to use each one for quick betting reference?