What is “2nd Goalscorer”?

This market means you are betting on which player will score the SECOND goal in a match.

How it works:

• The first goal is scored → ignored
• The second goal scorer is what counts for your bet

Example:

Match: Arsenal vs Chelsea

Goal sequence:

1. Bukayo Saka scores (1st goal)
2. Nicolas Jackson scores (2nd goal)

If you bet on Jackson as 2nd goalscorer → YOU WIN

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Important Rules:

• If only one goal is scored in the match → bet loses
• If your player scores first or third → bet loses
• Own goals usually don’t count as valid selections

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Why odds are high:

Predicting the exact order of scorers is difficult, so bookmakers offer big odds.

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What is “Correct Score”?

This market requires you to predict the exact final score of the match.

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Example:

Match: Manchester United vs Liverpool

• You predict: 2–1
• Final result: 2–1 → You win
• Final result: 3–1 → You lose

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Common Score Options:

• 1–0
• 2–0
• 2–1
• 1–1
• 0–0

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Why it’s hard:

You must get:

• Winner (or draw)
• Total goals
• Exact distribution

That’s why odds are usually very high (5.00 – 20.00+)

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Combined Market: 2nd Goalscorer + Correct Score

Some bookmakers allow you to combine both:

Example:

• 2nd Goalscorer: Haaland
• Correct Score: 3–1

For this to win:

• Haaland must score the second goal
• Match must end 3–1

Very high risk, but very high payout

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Betting Tips (Important)

For 2nd Goalscorer:

• Target teams that score many goals
• Pick players who:
  • Don’t always score first
  • Are consistent attackers (e.g. wingers/strikers)
• Avoid:
  • Low-scoring matches

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For Correct Score:

• Study:
  • Head-to-head results
  • Team form
  • Goal averages
• Use:
  • Unders markets (e.g. under 3.5 goals) to guide predictions
• Focus on common results like:
  • 1–0, 2–1, 1–1

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Smart Strategy:

Instead of one prediction, try:

• Covering multiple correct scores (e.g. 1–0, 2–0, 2–1)
• Combine with small stakes

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Risk Warning

These markets are:

• Not consistent for daily profit
• Hard to predict regularly

Best used for:

• Small stakes
• High-reward bets

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Pro Tip

If you want better consistency:

• Use Correct Score + Draw No Bet strategy
• Or focus more on:
  • Over/Under
  • Both Teams to Score