“1 or More and 1 or More – No”In football Sports – Explained with Examples + Betting Tips

What “1 or More and 1 or More – No” Means

This betting market refers to goals scored in each half.

  • 1 or More (1st Half) → The bet expects at least 1 goal in the first half
  • 1 or More (2nd Half) → The bet expects at least 1 goal in the second half

When you select “No”, it means:

It is NOT true that both halves will have at least 1 goal.
In other words, one half or BOTH halves must end with 0 goals.

So for your bet to win, you need:

Either the 1st Half OR 2nd Half (or both) to have 0 goals.


How the Market Works (Simple Breakdown)

HalfRequirement for “1 or More & 1 or More – No” to win
1st HalfIf it ends 0 goals → bet wins
2nd HalfIf it ends 0 goals → bet wins
Both halvesIf both have at least 1 goal → bet loses

Example Using Teams: Chelsea vs Arsenal

Winning Examples (your bet wins)

Example 1

Halftime: Chelsea 0–0 Arsenal
Fulltime: Chelsea 1–0 Arsenal

  • 1st Half: 0 goals
  • 2nd Half: 1 goal

One half had 0 goals → Your bet WINS


Example 2

Halftime: Chelsea 1–1 Arsenal
Fulltime: Chelsea 1–1 Arsenal
(No goals second half)

  • 1st Half: 2 goals
  • 2nd Half: 0 goals

Second half had 0 goals → Your bet WINS


Example 3

Halftime: Chelsea 0–0 Arsenal
Fulltime: Chelsea 0–0 Arsenal

  • 1st Half: 0 goals
  • 2nd Half: 0 goals

Both halves had 0 goals → Your bet WINS


Losing Example (your bet loses)

Example 4

Halftime: Chelsea 1–0 Arsenal
Fulltime: Chelsea 2–1 Arsenal

  • 1st Half: 1 goal
  • 2nd Half: 2 goals

Both halves had at least 1 goal → Your bet LOSES


When Should You Use This Market?

This bet is good when:

  • You expect a slow first half
  • Or you expect the match to be tight and defensive
  • Or one of the teams is known for low scoring halves
  • Or you expect goals but concentrated in only one half

Smart Betting Tips

Check teams with a history of slow starts

Teams like Atletico Madrid, Everton, Wolves, Chelsea (under defensive coaches) often start slowly.

Avoid teams known for scoring in both halves

Examples: Man City, Liverpool, Bayern Munich, PSG
These teams can score in any half and ruin your bet.

Look at league goal patterns

Leagues with many matches ending 0–0 HT are perfect:

  • Spanish La Liga
  • French Ligue 1
  • Italian Serie A

Weather and pitch conditions matter

Rainy or muddy pitches reduce chances of goals early.

Cup matches with cautious first halves

Teams often play carefully in knockout matches.

Ideal scores that help your bet

  • 0–0 HT
  • 0–0 FT
  • 1–0 HT and 0–0 2nd Half
  • 0–0 HT and 1–0 FT

As long as one half has 0 goals, you’re winning.


Short Summary

“1 or More and 1 or More – No” = One half must end with 0 goals.
If both halves produce a goal → Your bet loses.


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