Category: BETTING OPTIONS

What is “1st Innings – Race to 10 Runs”? In cricket betting, a race to X runs market is a fast-paced, short-term bet that focuses only on the first part of the game. Specifically: It’s similar to a “first to score” bet in basketball or football. This market is very quick, often decided in just a few overs or…

What Is a “170 Checkout” in Darts? A 170 checkout is the highest possible finish (checkout) a player can achieve in a standard 501 darts game. To “checkout” means to finish a leg (the game) by reaching exactly 0 points — and the final dart must be a double or the bullseye. How 170 Checkout Works A player starts with 501 points and must reach exactly 0.A 170…

What “Match Winner & Most 180s” Means This is a combined (double) market in darts betting. It means you are betting on one player to: Both conditions must happen for your bet to win.If your player wins the match but does not hit the most 180s (or vice versa), you lose. How It Works (with Example) Let’s use a real-style…

Match Winner (Darts Betting) The Match Winner bet is the simplest type of darts bet. You’re simply betting on which player will win the match. This is similar to “who will win” in football or tennis. How it works: Example: Match: Michael van Gerwen vs Peter WrightOdds: Scenario:If you bet $10 on Michael van Gerwen at 1.80 and he…

1. What is a 100+ Checkout in Darts? In darts, a checkout is the final score a player needs to hit to finish a leg. A turn consists of 3 darts, so the player must score 100 or more using those 3 darts to win the leg. 2. How Total 100+ Checkouts Betting Works When betting on Total 100+…

1. What is “Highest Checkout in a Match”? In darts, a checkout is when a player finishes a leg by reducing their score to exactly zero with a double or bullseye. Key Points: 2. How It Works in Sportsbooks 3. Example with Players Let’s consider a real-world example: Match: Michael van Gerwen vs. Peter Wright Scenario: Bet Outcome:…

What “Highest Checkout” Means in Darts In darts: It’s not about who wins, but specifically who scores the highest checkout. How the Market Works Example: Suppose we have a match: The betting market could look like: Player Odds (Decimal) Michael van Gerwen 1.80 Peter Wright 2.00 If you bet on Michael van Gerwen, you’re betting that he…

1. What is “King of the Oche”? 2. What is a “Match Treble”? Example: 3. How to Choose Players for This Market When selecting players for King of the Oche, consider: a) Form & Consistency b) Head-to-Head Stats c) Playing Style 4. Example of a King of the Oche Match Treble Bet Match: Michael van Gerwen vs Gerwyn PriceTreble selections: 5. Betting Tips for King…

What Is “Correct Score (in Sets)” in Darts Betting? A “Correct Score (in sets)” bet means you predict the exact final set score in a darts match — not just who wins, but the precise outcome. Example Match Format Let’s say the match format is Best of 7 Sets (first to 4 sets wins). Possible final scores are: Each scoreline reflects…

What Set 1 Leg 1 – Any Player to Score a 180 Means Market: “Set 1 Leg 1 – Any Player to Score a 180” This is a prop bet (special market) offered in darts where you’re betting on whether either player will score a 180 (three treble 20s = 180 points) in the very first leg of the first set. So, you’re…