“1X And Both To Score – Yes” in Football Sports Betting – Explained with Examples + Betting Tips

What “1X and Both Teams To Score – Yes” Means

The bet “1X and Both Teams To Score – Yes” combines two outcomes in one ticket:

  1. 1X → The home team must either win (1) or draw (X).
    That means the away team must not win.
  2. Both Teams To Score – Yes (BTTS – Yes) → Both teams must score at least one goal each in the match.

For your bet to win:

  • The home team must not lose (win or draw)
  • And both teams must score at least once.

If either condition fails, your bet loses.


Example

Match Example:

Manchester United vs Chelsea

You bet on:
“1X and Both Teams To Score – Yes”

Let’s look at possible outcomes:

Match ResultManchester United Win/Draw?Both Teams Score?Bet Result
Man Utd 2 – 1 ChelseaYes (Home win) Yes Win
Man Utd 1 – 1 ChelseaYes (Draw) Yes Win
Man Utd 0 – 1 ChelseaNo (Home lose) NoLose
Man Utd 2 – 0 ChelseaYes (Home win) No Lose

So, your bet wins only if the home team doesn’t lose and both teams find the net.


Example with a Player in Focus

Let’s use Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) as an example:

Suppose Liverpool (home) face Tottenham (away).
You bet: 1X and Both Teams To Score – Yes

  • Salah is in great scoring form at Anfield.
  • Liverpool’s defense often concedes due to their attacking style.
  • Tottenham has a strong attack with Son and Richarlison.

This means:

  • High chance both teams score
  • Liverpool likely to avoid defeat (1X)

So this bet suits this type of game — attacking teams with goal threats on both sides.


When to Use This Bet

Use “1X and BTTS – Yes” when:

  1. The home team is strong and rarely loses at home.
  2. The away team also scores regularly, even against top clubs.
  3. Both teams have attacking-minded players but sometimes weak defenses.

Perfect for matches like:

  • Arsenal vs Aston Villa
  • Liverpool vs Newcastle
  • Real Madrid vs Girona

When to Avoid

Avoid this market when:

  • The home team plays defensive or low-scoring football.
  • The away team struggles to score goals.
  • The match involves huge strength differences, e.g. Man City vs a small club.

Betting Tips

  1. Check Recent Form:
    Look at both teams’ last 5 games — did both teams usually score?
  2. Analyze Home/Away Stats:
    • Home team’s home record (do they concede often?)
    • Away team’s away record (do they score often?)
  3. Focus on Key Attackers:
    If top scorers like Salah, Haaland, or Watkins are playing, chances of both teams scoring rise.
  4. Avoid Cup or Knockout Matches:
    Teams play more carefully — fewer goals.
  5. Combine Smartly:
    Don’t add too many “1X & BTTS” bets on one slip; two or three is enough for value and lower risk.

Example Betting Slip

MatchBetOddsResult
Liverpool vs Tottenham1X & BTTS – Yes2.05Win
Arsenal vs Brighton1X & BTTS – Yes1.95Win
Inter vs Napoli1X & BTTS – Yes2.10Lose

Two wins out of three still give you good profit on a small accumulator.


Summary

ComponentMeaning
1XHome team wins or draws
BTTS – YesBoth teams must score
Winning ConditionHome doesn’t lose + both score
Best Used WhenBoth teams are attacking-minded
Avoid WhenOne team struggles to score or defends deep

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