Category: BETTING OPTIONS

What Does “1st Innings Over 13” Mean in Cricket Betting? In cricket sports betting, “1st Innings Over 13” refers to betting on the events that happen during the 13th over of the first innings of a match — whether it’s in T20, ODI, or Test cricket. Bookmakers usually provide betting markets for specific overs, allowing bettors to wager on outcomes such as: So,…

In cricket betting, the “Over 12 – 2nd Delivery” market focuses on what happens on the second ball of the 12th overin a cricket match. This is a micro or ball-by-ball betting option, where bettors predict a specific outcome from one single delivery — the second ball of over number 12. Understanding the Market Each over in cricket consists of…

In cricket sports betting, the market “Over 11 – 6th Wicket” refers to a bet on when the 6th wicket will fall in an innings — specifically, whether it will occur before or after the 11th over. This market tests your ability to predict how long a team’s batting lineup can hold up before losing their 6th wicket. Meaning of “Over…

What Does “Any Team to Lead by 2 Goals at Any Time” Mean? The “Any Team to Lead by 2 Goals at Any Time” betting market in football means you are betting on whether either team — the home or the away side — will have a 2-goal advantage at any point during the match. It doesn’t matter who wins the match or…

What Does Half-Time Away Team To Score (Yes/No) Mean? This betting market focuses on whether the away team will score a goal during the first half of a football match — before half-time (45 minutes + stoppage time). You have two betting options: Example Explained Let’s use a real example: Match: Manchester United Vs ChelseaMarket: Half-Time Away Team To Score (Yes/No) Here,…

The “Half-Time Home Team to Score – Yes/No” betting market focuses on whether the home team will score a goal during the first half of a football match — before the referee blows the whistle for half-time. It’s a binary (Yes/No) market: How It Works (with Example) Let’s take a real-life example: Match: Manchester City Vs BrightonBetting Market: Half-Time Home Team to Score –…

The “Excluded Number of Goals – Second Half” market is a special football bet where you predict how many goals will be scored in the second half, but one specific number of goals is excluded from the options. This means your bet will win if the total goals scored in the second half are anything except the excluded number. How It Works In this market,…

The “Excluded Number of Goals – First Half” market in football betting means you’re betting on any total number of goals scored in the first half, except a specific number that is excluded. So, the bookmaker removes (excludes) one particular number of goals from the options — and your bet wins as long as the first half doesn’t end with that…

How the 15th Goal (Incl. Overtime) Bet Works When you place a bet on this market, you are betting on which team will score the 15th goal in the match. Example of 15th Goal (Incl. Overtime) Bet Let’s use a Champions League handball match example: Match: Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) vs THW Kiel You place a bet before the match starts. Example Scenario:…

What Does “Race to 10 Goals (Incl. Overtime)” Mean? This betting market asks a simple question:Which team will be the first to reach 10 goals in the match (including overtime)? You are not betting on who wins the match overall — just who scores the 10th goal first. The “(incl. overtime)” part means that if the…