Home (0/+0.5) in Football Sports Betting
Home (0/+0.5), also known as Home Asian Handicap (+0.25), is a football betting market where your stake is split equally between two handicap lines:
- Home 0 (Draw No Bet)
- Home +0.5
This gives the home team a slight advantage, making it a popular option when you believe the home team is unlikely to lose.
How It Works
Your total stake is divided into two equal parts:
- 50% on Home 0 (Draw No Bet)
- 50% on Home +0.5
The outcome depends on the final match result.
Examples
✅ Example 1 – Full Win
Arsenal vs Aston Villa
Full-Time: Arsenal 2-0 Aston Villa
- Home 0: Win
- Home +0.5: Win
Result: Your bet is a Full Win because Arsenal won the match.
✅ Example 2 – Half Win
Chelsea vs Newcastle
Full-Time: Chelsea 1-1 Newcastle
- Home 0: Push (Refund)
- Home +0.5: Win
Result: Your bet is a Half Win. Half of your stake is refunded, while the other half wins because the home team did not lose.
❌ Example 3 – Full Loss
Manchester United vs Liverpool
Full-Time: Manchester United 0-2 Liverpool
- Home 0: Lose
- Home +0.5: Lose
Result: Your bet loses because the home team lost the match.
✅ Example 4 – Full Win
Real Madrid vs Sevilla
Full-Time: Real Madrid 3-1 Sevilla
- Home 0: Win
- Home +0.5: Win
Result: Your bet is a Full Win because the home team won.
Summary
- Home team wins = Full Win
- Match ends in a draw = Half Win (Half stake refunded, half stake wins)
- Home team loses = Full Loss
Betting Tips
- Choose this market when you expect the home team to win or at least earn a draw.
- It is ideal for evenly matched games where the home side has a slight advantage.
- Check the home team’s recent home form before placing your bet.
- Review head-to-head records and injury news.
- Avoid this market if the home team is missing key players or facing a much stronger opponent.
Key Points
- Home (0/+0.5) is the same as Home Asian Handicap (+0.25).
- Your stake is split equally between Home 0 (Draw No Bet) and Home +0.5.
- Home win = Full Win.
- Draw = Half Win (half refunded, half wins).
- Home loss = Full Loss.

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