Match Winner

Outcome 1x2 is the designation of a bet to win in the bookmaker's line. It is also called a bet on the main outcome. When betting on football, hockey or basketball matches, the best bookmakers usually offer three options for ending the match and indicate them in the line like this: 1 or W1 - the victory of the first team

Handicap

Handicap are bets at which a certain event in a match (for example, a team's victory) is given a conditional advantage or lag that has a quantitative value (for example, +1 or -1 goal in football). If, after applying the handicap to the result of the match, the indicated event is held, then the bet wins.

Total Goals

Total in bets is the sum of game indicators in a sporting event or a bet on this amount. Most often they bet on the number of goals scored in a match: bets are made on “total over X” or “total under X”.

1st Half - 1X2

similar to the Matchwinner market, only the bet is made on the result of the first 45 minutes

1st Half - Handicap

similar to the handicap rules for a match, only the bet is made for the first 45 minutes of the match

1st Half - Total Goals

similar to the rules of total goals for the match, only the bet is placed on the first 45 minutes of the match

Both Teams To Score

Both Teams To Score is a football betting market that predicts whether each of the opposing teams will score. This market involves two choices - "Yes" and "No". For a Yes bet to win in the Both To Score market, the opponents in a single football match must score at least one goal.

Double chance

In betting on the outcome of a match, despite their simplicity, you should also know some things. The phenomenon of "double chance" implies two possible outcomes for a match with three outcomes. Double outcome betting examples:

1X - the first team will not lose

12 - no draw

12 - no draw

Winner (inc. overtime)

The number of main outcomes offered for a basketball match depends on which bookmaker you play at. Some gambling positions reveal three outcomes of the main ones: P1, X and P2, additionally winning with overtime in the design, while others return only two outcomes - P1 and P2 (this means that in case of a draw, the winner will be determined in overtime).

Handicap (inc.overtime)

Handicap in basketball shows the final difference in the score in favor of one of the teams. You are required to guess if it will be greater or less than the set values. For example, if you bet on a team with a handicap of -5.5, you need it to earn at least 6 points. In the event that you bet on it with a handicap of +5.5, you would root for this team to play no more than 5 points. The handicap in basketball is not much different from the handicap in other sports, and most bookmakers allow you to buy more handicaps, while most often the odds drop by 8-10 points for each point bought. You can usually buy in addition from 4 to 12 points (the exact value of each office is determined for itself).

Total (inc.overtime)

Total is a type of bet in which you have to predict whether the final result of the game will be more or less than the proposed value. Almost always, the coefficients for "more" and "less" are the same. Totals, as well as odds, can be bought in addition, both up and down. The dynamics of odds changes in this case is most often similar to the dynamics of changes in quotes for a handicap.

1st Quarter - Winner 2-way

a bet on two initial market 1/4 matches, that is, the victory of one of the teams will be determined by the results of the end, 1,2,3,4 quarters, depending on which quarter the bet was made

1st Quarter - Handicap

similar to a bet on the Handicap in a match, only the winnings will be determined by the results of the end, 1,2,3,4 quarters, depending on which quarter the bet was made

1st Quarter - Total

similar to a bet on the total in a match, only the winnings will be determined by the results of the end, 1,2,3,4 quarters, depending on which quarter the bet was made

Winner

Outcome bet. As you might guess, this bet offers to guess which of the two tennis players will be the winner of this match.

Handicap (games)

When betting on handicaps, you are trying to guess the approximate number of games that one tennis player will win against another. Handicap in tennis is plus and minus. Plus is given to outsiders, and minus to favorites. For example, if you bet on the victory of one of the athletes with a handicap of -3.5, you need him to win at least 4 games in total. When betting on a +3.5 handicap, you have to worry that the player you bet on does not lose more than 3 games in total. Handicap by sets means that you make a prediction for the winner of the pair, taking into account a specific plus or minus set handicap.

Total (games)

Total. Total refers to the total number of games scored by both tennis players in a match. You can bet that there will be more or less than the number offered in the line.

Correct Score

Sets account. A set in tennis is the largest unit of score in a match. Betting on the score by sets suggests guessing the final score by sets. For example, by betting on 2-0, you predict that the player you bet on will win both sets.

1set Winner

This type of bet means that if one of the players wins six or seven games (6-0, 6-4, 7-5, 5-7). A prerequisite for winning a set is that the opponent is at least two games behind. If the score becomes 6-6, then a tie-break is played to determine the winner of the game.

1set Handicap

This type of rules is similar to the "Handicap (games)" type, only the first set is taken for calculation, which ends with the victory of one of the participants who scored 6 points, but the gap must be at least 2, if the score is 6-6 then "tie break" plays, and then the set will end with a score of 7-6 or 6-7

1set Total

This type of rules is similar to the "Total (games)" type, only the first set is taken for calculation, which ends with the victory of one of the participants who scored 6 points, but the gap must be at least 2, if the score is 6-6 then "tie break" plays and then the set will end with a score of 7-6 or 6-7

Winner 3-way

Outcome 1x2 is the designation of a bet to win in the bookmaker's line. It is also called a bet on the main outcome. Offer three options for ending the match and designate them in the line as follows:

1 or P1 - victory of the first team

X - draw

2 or P2 - victory of the second team

Handicap

A handicap in hockey is a type of bet in which the bookmaker neutralizes the excessive advantage or lag of one of the teams by adjusting the number of goals scored.

Total

Total in hockey Total is a bet on the total number of events for a match or a period of time, where the statistics of the teams are taken into account.

Double chance

In betting on the outcome of a match, despite their simplicity, you should also know some things. The phenomenon of "double chance" implies two possible outcomes for a match with three outcomes. Double outcome betting examples:

1X - the first team will not lose

12 - no draw

X2 - the second team will not lose

Winner

There is no draw in snooker, so you have to choose from 2 options - Winner 1 and Winner 2.

Handicap

A bet on how far a player will win the match. It will come in handy in games of unequal rivals, when the quote for the victory of the favorite is too low. For example, in a best-of-35 format, you placed a (-5.5) handicap on Ronnie O'Sullivan against John Higgins. To pass the bet, Sullivan needs to give the opponent no more than 11 frames, while he himself takes the winning 17.

Total Frames

A bet on how the fight will go. For example, if the match according to the rules is "best of 9", then to win the billiard player needs to win 5 frames. In this case, the game will end both with a score of 5:0 and with a score of 5:4. For this format of the match, a total of 7.5 or 8.5 is offered. In some matches, bookmakers offer bets on the exact number of frames played in a match. Quotes for such markets are high, but it is not easy to guess them.