“12 And Both To Score – No” in Football Sports Betting – Explained with Examples + Betting Tips

1. Understanding the Bet

“12”

• This is a Double Chance bet, which means you are betting on either team to win, but not a draw.
• So if Team A wins or Team B wins, you win.
• If the match ends in a draw, you lose.

“Both Teams to Score – No” (BTTS No)

• This is a bet on at least one team not scoring.
• If either Team A or Team B fails to score, the BTTS No part wins.
• If both teams score, the BTTS No part loses.

Combined Bet: 12 & BTTS No

• You win only if:
  1. The match does not end in a draw (12)
  2. At least one team fails to score (BTTS No)
• You lose if:
  • Match ends in a draw
  • Both teams score

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2. Using Team A as an Example

Let’s say Team A is playing Team B.

Scenario 1: Team A wins 1-0

• 12: Win (Team A won)
• BTTS No: Win (Team B did not score)
• Overall Bet: WIN

Scenario 2: Team B wins 2-0

• 12: Win (Team B won)
• BTTS No: Win (Team A did not score)
• Overall Bet: WIN

Scenario 3: Team A wins 2-1

• 12: Win (Team A won)
• BTTS No: Lose (Both teams scored)
• Overall Bet: LOSE

Scenario 4: 0-0 Draw

• 12: Lose (Draw)
• BTTS No: Win (No team scored)
• Overall Bet: LOSE

Scenario 5: 1-1 Draw

• 12: lose (Draw)
• BTTS No: Lose (Both teams scored)
• Overall Bet: LOSE

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3. When to Consider This Bet

• Low-scoring matches: Matches where you expect only one team to score.
• Teams with strong defense: One or both teams have a reputation for keeping clean sheets.
• Unlikely draw: One team is clearly stronger, or the game is likely to end with a winner.

Example:

• Team A is a top team in the league; Team B struggles away.
• Team A’s matches often end 1-0, 2-0.
• Team B rarely scores.
• This is a perfect scenario for 12 & BTTS No.

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4. Betting Tips

1. Check recent form
   • Look at the last 5–10 matches of both teams for wins/losses and goals scored.
2. Focus on defensive teams
   • Teams that keep clean sheets often fit BTTS No bets.
3. Avoid high-scoring matches
   • Teams that score frequently increase the risk of both teams scoring.
4. Consider home/away advantage
   • Home teams scoring regularly against weak away teams may give you a safer BTTS No outcome.
5. Combine with stats
   • Use stats like “Matches with less than 2.5 goals” or “Clean sheet probability” to support your bet.

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Summary:

• 12 & BTTS No is a combination bet: You want a winner but not both teams scoring.
• Best for low-scoring games with a clear winner and a defensive team.
• Avoid games where both teams have strong attacks.

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If you want, I can make a table with 10 real match examples showing how 12 & BTTS No would have played out, which makes it super easy to visualize and understand.