In football sports betting, the market “Yes | GG/NG 2+” is a combined bet that joins two different outcomes — Goal/No Goal (GG/NG) and Over/Under 2+ goals — into a single selection.
To understand this market clearly, let’s break it down:
What “GG/NG 2+” Means
- GG (Both Teams to Score – Yes)
- This means both teams must score at least one goal each during the match.
- Example: If the final score is 1–1, 2–1, or 3–2, the “GG” part wins.
- NG (Both Teams to Score – No)
- This means one or both teams fail to score.
- Example: If the final score is 2–0, 0–1, or 0–0, the “NG” part wins.
- 2+ Goals
- The match must have at least 2 goals or more in total, regardless of which team scores.
- Example: 1–1, 2–0, 3–1, 4–2, etc.
Understanding “Yes | GG/NG 2+”
When a bookmaker lists “Yes | GG/NG 2+”, it means you are betting on both teams to score (GG) and that there will be 2 or more goals in the match.
- Yes (GG 2+) ➜ Both teams score, and the total goals are 2 or more.
- No (NG 2+) ➜ One or both teams fail to score, but there are still 2 or more goals in total.
Example with Real Teams
Let’s use Manchester United vs. Chelsea as an example:
“Yes | GG 2+” Bet
- You are predicting that both teams will score, and the match will have at least 2 goals.
- Possible winning scores:
- 1–1
- 2–1
- 3–2
- 2–2
- 4–3
- Losing scores:
- 0–0 (no goals)
- 1–0 (one team didn’t score)
- 0–1 (one team didn’t score)
“No | NG 2+” Bet
- You are predicting that only one team will score, but there will still be at least 2 goals in the game.
- Possible winning scores:
- 2–0
- 3–0
- 0–2
- 4–0
- Losing scores:
- 0–0 (no goals)
- 1–0 (only one goal)
- 1–1 (both scored)
Summary Table
| Betting Option | Meaning | Example of Winning Score | Example of Losing Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| **Yes | GG 2+** | Both teams score and 2+ total goals | 2–1, 1–1, 3–2 |
| **No | NG 2+** | One/both teams fail to score but 2+ total goals | 2–0, 3–0, 0–2 |
Betting Tips for “Yes | GG/NG 2+”
- Check Team Form and Attack Strength
- Pick matches where both teams regularly score and concede.
- Example: Liverpool vs. Newcastle — both teams often score in Premier League games.
- Avoid Defensive or Low-Scoring Teams
- Stay away from teams known for solid defense like Atletico Madrid or Inter Milan when playing away.
- Consider Head-to-Head Records
- Some fixtures always produce goals (e.g., Arsenal vs. Tottenham often ends in 2+ goals and GG).
- Check Lineups Before Betting
- Missing strikers or key defenders can affect your prediction.
- Use Statistics Platforms
- Sites like SofaScore, FlashScore, or WhoScored can show goal trends, average goals per match, and both teams to score percentages.
Expert Tip
If you expect both teams to attack and create chances, go for Yes | GG 2+.
If one team is much stronger and likely to win without conceding, go for No | NG 2+.
Final Thoughts
The Yes | GG/NG 2+ market is perfect for bettors who want to combine both teams to score and total goals into one bet. It offers better odds and can be more predictable if you analyze team stats, current form, and match dynamics properly.