Category: BETTING OPTIONS

What “Player Shots on Goal (incl. overtime)” Means How the Bet Works You’re betting on how many shots on target a specific player will register in a match.Common forms: Example with a Real Team/Player Let’s use Liverpool vs. Manchester City as an example. Scenario: Total shots on goal = 2. If you bet Over 1.5 shots on goal, your bet wins.If…

What “Player Offsides” Means in Betting How it’s Settled Stats come from official data providers (Opta, StatsPerform, etc.). If a player is subbed off before accumulating the number, only the offsides before substitution count. Example With a Real Team Let’s use Liverpool and their striker Darwin Núñez as an example (because he’s known for playing on the shoulder of…

What “Player 1st Half Shots on Target” Means This market lets you bet on the number of shots on target a specific player will have in the first half of a match. It’s more specific than “shots on target in the match” because it focuses just on the opening 45 minutes. How It’s Offered Bookmakers list: Odds…

What “Player Passes (incl. Overtime)” Means This market focuses on how many successful passes a specific player will complete in a match. It does not include penalties (unless stated) because penalty shootouts don’t involve passes. You’re basically betting on whether a chosen player will complete over or under a set number of passes in the whole match (including extra time). Example with a…

What “Player Assists (incl. overtime)” Means This bet is on a specific player to record one or more assists during a match — and it includes overtime (extra time added for knockouts or playoffs). This market is similar to goal-scorer bets but focuses on the player’s playmaking contribution rather than scoring. How It’s Displayed by Bookmakers Examples of markets…

What “Home Team Goals” Means This betting market focuses on how many goals the home team scores during a match. It doesn’t matter if the home team wins, draws, or loses — only the number of goals scored by the home team counts. Bookmakers offer this market in several ways: This market is also known as “Team Goals” but…

What “Player Save” Means In football stats, a “save” is when the goalkeeper stops the ball from entering the net with a legal action (hands, body, legs) during open play or set pieces. Some sportsbooks now allow player-specific betting markets — not just “team to win” but “Player Saves” bets.You’re essentially betting on how many saves a named goalkeeper will make in a…

What “Asian Handicap +3.5” Means Asian Handicap betting evens up the difference in quality between two teams by giving a goal head start (or deficit). Because it’s .5, there’s no push/refund scenario. It’s either a win or a loss. How It’s Calculated Final Score (Team You Back) + 3.5 goalsversusFinal Score (Opponent) If your adjusted score is higher,…

What Asian Handicap -3.5 Means Club Example Let’s say you bet on Manchester City -3.5 against Sheffield United in the Premier League. Real Score (Man City vs Sheffield) Adjusted Score (Handicap -3.5) Bet Result 5 – 0 1.5 – 0 Win 4 – 0 0.5 – 0 Win 3 – 0 -0.5 – 0 Lose 2 – 0 -1.5 – 0…

What “Handicap 0:2” Means This is a European handicap market. This is different from Asian Handicap: How It Works (Step by Step) Let’s say: This means, for your bet, Manchester City starts at 0 goals, and Sheffield United starts at 2 goals. So before kick-off, the “handicap score” is:Manchester City 0 – 2 Sheffield United. After the actual match…