Category: BETTING OPTIONS

In sports betting for darts, the term “Over 5.5” typically refers to a total market, most often:  “Over 5.5 Legs” or “Over 5.5 Sets” Depending on the format of the match, this market can be applied in the following ways: 1. Over 5.5 Legs Example: 2. Over 5.5 Sets Example: Always Check:

In darts betting, “Legs Handicap” is a type of handicap betting market offered in matches where one player is favored to win, and the bookmaker wants to even the odds by giving the underdog a head start in terms of legs won. What is a “Leg” in Darts? A leg is a single game within a match, where players compete to reach…

In sports betting, particularly in darts, the term “total legs” refers to the total number of individual legs played in a match. A leg is a single game where both players start from a fixed score (usually 501) and take turns trying to reach zero, ending on a double. How “Total Legs” Betting Works: Bookmakers offer over/under bets on the number of legs played in a…

In rugby betting, the term “Winner (incl. overtime and penalties)” refers to bets that consider the final outcome of a match, including any extra time or penalty shootouts that may occur. This is particularly relevant in knockout stages of tournaments where a match can end in a tie after regular time. For example, if Team…

In rugby betting, the “Race to 10 Points” market allows you to wager on which team will be the first to score 10 points in a match. If neither team reaches 10 points, the bets are typically voided. Understanding Race to 10 Points Betting Strategies for Betting on Race to 10 Points Key Considerations

In rugby betting, the “First Scoring Play” market allows bettors to predict how the first points of the game will be scored. This can include options such as a try, penalty goal, or drop goal. For instance, if you bet on a try as the first scoring play, you are wagering that the first points…

In rugby betting, the “total tries” market allows bettors to wager on the number of tries scored in a match. A try is worth five points and occurs when a player crosses the goal line with the ball. For example, if you bet on “over 3.5 total tries,” you win if the match features four…

In rugby betting, “away by 15+” refers to a point spread where the away team is favored to win by at least 15 points. This means that for a bet on the away team to be successful, they must win the match by a margin of 16 points or more.

In rugby betting, draws are quite rare, occurring in only about 4% of matches. Many betting markets may not even offer a draw option due to the low likelihood of this outcome. Understanding Draws in Rugby Betting Conclusion While betting on draws in rugby can be challenging due to their rarity, understanding the conditions and…

In rugby betting, a “Home by 8-14” bet means you are wagering that the home team will win the match by a margin of 8 to 14 points. This type of bet is often used to predict a close game where the home team is favored to win but not by a large margin. Understanding…