Category: BETTING OPTIONS

What “Under 3.5 Goals” Means It doesn’t matter who scores the goals — the home team, away team, or own goals. Only the final combined total matters. Example with a Team Imagine a Premier League match: If you bet Under 3.5 Goals, here’s what happens: Final Score Total Goals Bet Result Arsenal 2 – 1 Brentford 3 goals Win Arsenal…

What “Under 2.5 Goals” Means In football betting, Over/Under 2.5 Goals refers to the total number of goals scored by both teams combined in a match (including regular time and stoppage time, but not extra time or penalties unless otherwise stated). The “.5” ensures there’s no tie option — your bet either wins or loses. Example with a Team…

What “Under 1.5 Goals” Means Winning scores (0–0, 1–0, 0–1)Losing scores (1–1, 2–0, 0–2, 2–1, 3–0, etc.) How the Market Works Example with a Team Let’s use Atletico Madrid in La Liga as an example: Possible outcomes: This is a classic scenario for under 1.5 goals, because both teams play conservatively. Another example: Betting Tips for Under…

What “Under 0.5 Goals” Means In Over/Under goals betting, the bookmaker sets a line (like 0.5, 1.5, 2.5, etc.) and you predict whether the total number of goals in the match will be over or under that line. Think of it as a bet on a goalless draw. Settlement of “Under 0.5 Goals” Final Score Total Goals Bet Result 0-0 0 Win 1-0…

What “Over 5.5 Goals” Means In football betting, Over 5.5 Goals is a market under the “Over/Under” category. So: Example with a Team Let’s take Manchester City vs Leeds United (a high-scoring fixture type). Final Score Total Goals Over 5.5 Result Man City 5–1 Leeds 6 Win Man City 4–2 Leeds 6 Win Man City 6–0 Leeds 6 Win…

What “Over 4.5 Goals” Means If the total goals scored = 5 or more → You winIf the total goals scored = 4 or fewer → You lose Team-Based Example Imagine a match:Manchester City vs. Luton Town Possible outcomes: Final Score Total Goals Over 4.5 Result Man City 4-1 Luton 5 goals Win Man City 3-2 Luton…

What “Over 3.5 Goals” Means When you bet Over 3.5 Goals, you’re predicting that at least 4 total goals will be scored in the match during regular time (90 minutes + injury time). You win if the total goals = 4 or more.You lose if the total goals = 3 or fewer. 3.5 is just a line (not an actual number…

What “Over 2.5 Goals” Means When you bet on Over 2.5 Goals, you’re betting that the total number of goals scored in the match (both teams combined) will be 3 or more goals. The “.5” just means the line avoids a draw. There’s no such thing as exactly 2.5 goals, so it must be over (3+) or under (2…

What “Over 1.5” Means It’s called “1.5” because it avoids a draw scenario — the bet can only win or lose. How Bookmakers Set It Bookmakers study: Example with a Team Let’s use Manchester City vs Fulham: Key takeaway: It doesn’t matter which team scores the goals; only the combined total matters. Example with a Low-Scoring Team…

What “Over 0.5” Means In other words: This market can apply to: How It Works with a Team Example Let’s use Arsenal vs Chelsea as the match. (a) Full Match “Over 0.5 Goals” (b) Team-Specific “Over 0.5 Goals” (c) Half-Time “Over 0.5 Goals (First Half)” Player-Based Context While “Over 0.5 Goals” mainly applies to teams or matches,…