What Does 38+ Match Throw-Ins Mean?
38+ Match Throw-Ins means you are betting that both teams combined will take at least 38 throw-ins in the match.
- If the total throw-ins = 38 or more → your bet WINS
- If the total throw-ins = 37 or fewer → your bet LOSES
This market counts all throw-ins from both teams during the entire regular-time match (90 mins + injury time).
Extra time is NOT included.
Example Team Used: Manchester United
Let’s use Manchester United vs Chelsea as the sample match.
Detailed Examples
Example 1 — Bet WINS
- Manchester United throw-ins: 21
- Chelsea throw-ins: 19
Total = 21 + 19 = 40 throw-ins
Since 40 ≥ 38,
Your 38+ throw-ins bet WINS
Example 2 — Bet WINS (Barely)
- Manchester United throw-ins: 18
- Chelsea throw-ins: 20
Total = 38 throw-ins
Since 38 = 38,
Your bet WINS
Example 3 — Bet LOSES
- Manchester United throw-ins: 15
- Chelsea throw-ins: 21
Total = 36 throw-ins
Since 36 < 38,
Your bet LOSES
Example 4 — Bet LOSES
- Manchester United throw-ins: 17
- Chelsea throw-ins: 19
Total = 36 throw-ins
Under 38 = Bet LOST
What Affects Throw-Ins? (Simple Breakdown)
Throw-ins increase when:
Fast-paced end-to-end games
More pressure → more forced clearances → more throw-ins.
Wing-play teams
Teams like Chelsea, Man City, Liverpool push the ball wide → more balls go out.
Poor pitch conditions
Bad turf = sloppy controls → more balls out of play.
Defensive teams under pressure
They often clear the ball to touchline to relieve pressure.
Betting Tips for 38+ Match Throw-Ins
Choose matches with attacking full-backs and wingers
Example teams:
- Manchester United
- Liverpool
- Newcastle
- Brighton
These teams attack from wide areas → more balls out → more throw-ins.
Avoid slow, possession-heavy teams
Teams like Manchester City or Barcelona often keep the ball well → fewer throw-ins.
Weather matters
- Rainy matches → slippery pitch → more mis-controls → more throw-ins
- Windy matches → crosses go out more
Derby matches are usually physical
Derbies = high intensity → lots of pressure → lots of clearances → more throw-ins.
Check previous head-to-head totals
If their last two games had 40+, 42+, 38+, 44+,
then 38+ is usually a safe line.
Quick Summary (Layman’s Version)
- You need 38 or more throw-ins in the whole match.
- Both teams’ throw-ins count together.
- 38 = win, 39 = win, 40 = win, etc.
- Only 37 or less = lose.
- More throw-ins happen in fast games, wide-play games, and physical matches.

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