Category: BETTING OPTIONS

Over 140.5 in Basketball Sports Betting Explained The “Over 140.5” betting market in basketball refers to the total number of points scored by both teams combined in a game.You’re betting that the total points scored will be more than 140.5 by the end of the match (including overtime if stated). Meaning in Simple Terms The “.5” (half-point) is used so there’s no tie or “push”…

What “Away | Draw No Bet” Means Away | Draw No Bet (DNB) means you are betting on the away team to win, but with a safety net — if the match ends in a draw, your stake is refunded.You only lose if the home team wins. It’s a safer version of a straight away win bet because the “draw” option doesn’t cause a loss —…

Meaning of “Home | Draw No Bet” “Home | Draw No Bet (DNB)” means you are betting on the home team to win, but your stake is refunded if the match ends in a draw. In other words: Example: Match: Manchester City vs Tottenham HotspurBet: Home | Draw No Bet on Manchester City Let’s assume: Outcome Scenarios: Match Result Result…

GG/NG means “Both Teams to Score” (BTTS).It’s a yes/no market that predicts whether both teams will score at least one goal during a match. Explanation of “No | GG/NG” When you bet on “No” in the GG/NG market,you are betting that both teams will not score — meaning at least one team keeps a clean sheet. You win if: You lose if: Example with Real Teams Match:Manchester City vs.…

What “Yes | GG/NG” in Football Sports Betting Means GG/NG stands for “Both Teams to Score / No Goal”. So, when you bet “Yes | GG”, you are predicting both teams will find the net during the match. Example with Teams Let’s take a Premier League game as an example: Match:Manchester United vs Chelsea Bet Option:Yes | GG/NG → You select “Yes” (GG) Your…

Odd | 1st Half – Odd/Even in Football Sports Betting Explained The “Odd | 1st Half – Odd/Even” betting market in football refers to predicting whether the total number of goals scored in the first half of a match will be an odd number (1, 3, 5, etc.) or an even number (0, 2, 4, etc.). When you select “Odd | 1st Half”, you…

Even | 1st Half – Odd/Even in Football Sports Betting Explained Market meaning:The “1st Half – Odd/Even” betting market lets you bet on whether the total number of goals scored in the first half of a football match will be odd or even. When you select “Even | 1st Half”, you’re betting that the combined goals scored by both teams in the first half will…

Home | 1st Goal in Football Sports Betting – Explained The “Home | 1st Goal” betting market in football means you’re betting that the home team will score the first goal in the match. It doesn’t matter what the final score is — all that matters is which team scores first. If the home team scores the opening goal, your bet wins.If the away team scores…

What “Away | 1st Goal” Means “Away | 1st Goal” means you are betting that the away team will score the first goal of the match. If the away team scores the first goal, you win the bet — even if they later lose the match.If the home team scores first, or if no goals are scored, you lose the bet. Example Let’s take a Premier…

What “None | 1st Goal” Means in Football Betting Market name: 1st Goal (or First Team to Score)Option: None When you bet on “None” in the 1st Goal market, you are predicting that no team will score a goal during the entire match — meaning the game will end 0–0 after regular time (and usually injury time). In other words: You win if the match finishes…