GG/NG means “Both Teams to Score” (BTTS).
It’s a yes/no market that predicts whether both teams will score at least one goal during a match.
- GG (Yes) → Both teams score.
- NG (No) → At least one team fails to score.
Explanation of “No | GG/NG”
When you bet on “No” in the GG/NG market,
you are betting that both teams will not score — meaning at least one team keeps a clean sheet.
You win if:
- Only one team scores (e.g., 1–0, 0–2, 2–0)
- Or the match ends 0–0.
You lose if:
- Both teams score (e.g., 1–1, 2–1, 2–2).
Example with Real Teams
Match:
Manchester City vs. Sheffield United
Bet Type: GG/NG — Select No
Possible Outcomes:
| Final Score | Outcome | Result of Your Bet |
|---|---|---|
| 3–0 (Man City win) | Sheffield didn’t score | Win |
| 0–0 (Draw) | Both teams failed to score | Win |
| 2–1 (Man City win) | Both teams scored | Lose |
| 1–2 (Sheffield win) | Both teams scored | Lose |
So, betting “No” means you’re backing a low-scoring game or a one-sided match where one team dominates or both defend strongly.
Example 2 — Champions League
Match:
Real Madrid vs. Union Berlin
- You place “No” on GG/NG.
If the game ends 2–0 or 0–1, you win.
If it ends 2–1 or 1–1, you lose.
Betting Tips for “No | GG/NG”
1. Target Defensive Teams
- Teams known for strong defending or poor attacking form are ideal.
- Example:
- Atlético Madrid (strong defensively)
- Sheffield United or Burnley (struggle to score against top teams)
2. Check Recent Form
- Look for teams with multiple clean sheets or low goal averages in recent games.
3. Avoid Open-Play Teams
- Teams like Liverpool, Bayern, or PSG often score and concede — avoid “No” in such matches.
4. Consider Match Context
- Cup ties, 2nd legs, or relegation battles often have tight games → good for “No” bets.
- Friendlies or must-win games usually open up → not ideal for “No”.
5. Best Leagues for “No” Bets
- Serie A (Italy) — defensive playstyles.
- Ligue 1 (France) — often low scoring outside top 3.
- Some English Premier League mid-table games.
Example Betting Scenario
Fixture:
Arsenal vs. Burnley
Bet: GG/NG — No
Reasoning:
- Arsenal has a strong defense, rarely concedes at home.
- Burnley struggles to score away from home.
Prediction: 2–0 Arsenal
Result: You win your “No” bet.
Summary Table
| Market | Your Bet | What You Need | Win Example | Lose Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GG/NG | No | One or both teams fail to score | 2–0, 0–0, 1–0 | 1–1, 2–1, 2–2 |
Quick Tip:
“No” on GG/NG works best when there’s a clear mismatch (strong favorite vs weak team)
or defensive tactics are expected (first legs, low-risk matches).
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