Category: BETTING OPTIONS

1. What “Team Shots” Betting Means In football betting, Team Shots refers to the total number of attempts a team makes at goal during a match. The bookmaker sets a line or a number for each team’s shots, and you bet on whether that team’s shots will be Over or Under that number. 2. Types of Team Shots Bets Market Type…

What “Team Fouls” Betting Means In football (soccer), team fouls betting means you’re wagering on the number of fouls committed by a specific team during a match. Bookmakers set a line or market for fouls — you bet on whether the actual number will be over or underthat line, or on other foul-related outcomes. For example: This is different…

What “Team Corners” Betting Means A Team Corners market in football betting lets you bet on how many corner kicks a specific team will have during a match. Examples of how it’s presented: This market only cares about corner kicks taken, not awarded but never taken (if the ref ends the half before a corner is taken, it…

What “1X2 from 1 to 85 Minutes” Means This is a time-limited 1X2 bet. It’s like saying: “If the match stopped exactly at the 85th minute, what would the result be? Home Win (1), Draw (X) or Away Win (2)?” Example Scenario Match: Manchester City vs Everton Time Event 12’ Man City scores (1-0) 52’ Everton scores…

What “1X2 from 1–80 Minute” Means In football betting: A normal 1X2 bet covers the entire 90 minutes + stoppage time. But “1X2 from 1 to 80 Minute” is a time-limited market.It means your bet only counts for what the scoreline is at the 80th minute, regardless of what happens after (81’–90’+ stoppage). Bookmark settle this bet based on…

What “1X2 from 1 to 75 Minutes” Means Effectively you’re betting on who is leading or drawing by the 75th minute, not the final whistle. How It Works in Practice Let’s use a real-life style example: Match: Arsenal (Home) vs. Chelsea (Away) Odds offered by the bookmaker: Market (at 75 minutes) Odds 1 (Arsenal leading at 75’)…

What “1X2 from 1–70 Minutes” Means This is a time-specific 1X2 market. Instead of betting on the full-time result (90 minutes), you’re betting only on the result within a defined time window — here, from the kick-off (minute 1) until the 70th minute. It’s settled at the 70th-minute mark. Goals scored after that time don’t count for this bet. Example with…

What “1X2 from 1–65 Minute” Means This is a time-specific version of the classic 1X2 (Match Result) bet. Essentially, you’re betting on which team will be winning at the 65th minute (or if it’s a draw) — regardless of what happens after 65 minutes. Your options: It’s sometimes called “result after X minutes” or “partial time 1X2”. Example with Real Teams Imagine a…

What “1X2 from 1 to 60 Minutes” Means So you’re basically betting: “What will the scoreline be at the 60th minute?”Home ahead? Draw? Away ahead? Example with Teams Imagine Arsenal vs Chelsea (Premier League): Market (1–60 min) Odds 1 (Arsenal lead at 60’) 2.10 X (Draw at 60’) 2.70 2 (Chelsea lead at 60’) 3.40 After 60:00,…

What “1X2 from 1–55 Minutes” Means It’s basically like betting on a mini-match inside the match (kickoff to the 55th minute).Any goals scored after the 55th minute don’t count for this market. How the Bets Work Bookmakers might display it like this: Market 1 X 2 1–55 min Result 2.40 2.00 3.30 Here, if you pick 1, you’re saying: “At…