Category: BETTING OPTIONS

What “Rest of the Match” Means in Rugby Betting The “Rest of the Match” market lets you bet on which team will score more points from the current moment until the final whistle, ignoring the score that’s already been made. In other words, the previous score (7:14) only sets the starting point for this market — it doesn’t count toward your bet result.You’re…

What Does “Race to 35 Points” Mean? In rugby sports betting, the “Race to 35 Points”market refers to betting on which team will be the first to reach 35 points in a match. How It Works (Step-by-Step) Example: Let’s use a real-world style example: Match:New Zealand All Blacks vs. South Africa Springboks Market: “Race to 35 Points” Scenario 1: Final…

What “Race to 30 Points” Means The “Race to 30 Points” market in rugby sports betting is a wager on which team will be the first to reach 30 pointsin a match — or whether neither team will reach 30 points. It’s a live or pre-match bet that focuses purely on scoring pace rather than the final outcome of the match. How It Works Example Let’s…

Point Range in Rugby Sports Betting Explained In rugby betting, “Point Range” refers to betting on the margin of total points scored in a match — by both teams combined.You’re not betting on who wins, but how many total points will be scored — within a specified range. How Point Range Betting Works Bookmakers divide possible total points into ranges, for example: Range…

What “Set 3 – Game X – Winner” Means in Tennis Betting This betting market allows you to predict which player will win a specific game (for example, Game 4, Game 6, etc.) in the 3rd set of a tennis match. It’s a micro-bet — meaning you’re betting on a very specific part of the match rather than the…

What “Total Breaks” Means in Tennis Betting In tennis sports betting, “Total Breaks” refers to the total number of times a player loses their service game (gets broken) or both players combined depending on the market type. A “break” occurs when a player wins a game while receiving serve — i.e., the opponent fails to hold their serve. Types of “Total Breaks” Markets Example with Real…

What “2nd Set – Most Aces” Means This market focuses on which player serves more aces during only the 2nd set of a tennis match. Example with Real Players Let’s take an example: Match: Novak Djokovic Vs Alexander Zverev Scenario: 2nd Set Results: Your bet wins, because Zverev had more aces (5 vs 3) in the 2nd set only. Even if…

1st Set – Most Aces in Tennis Sports Betting Explained The “1st Set – Most Aces” betting market in tennis is a set-specific prop bet where you wager on which player will serve more aces during the first set only. It focuses purely on serve performance and power, not who wins the set. How It Works Bookmakers will offer options such as:…

“2nd Set – Total Aces” in Tennis Sports Betting Explained The “2nd Set – Total Aces” betting market in tennis focuses only on the number of aces served during the second setof a match.It doesn’t matter who wins the set or the match — only how many aces are served in that specific set. How It Works Bookmakers set a line (for…

Meaning of “Both Players to Win a Set” This market means you’re betting that each player will win at least one set during the match. Example with Real Players Let’s use a best-of-three match between:Novak Djokovic vs Jannik Sinner Example 1 – Bet Wins Result: Both Djokovic and Sinner won a set → Bet Wins Example 2 – Bet Loses…