# Welcome to Better Fan Tutorial! ## Welcome aboard! Welcome to the Better Fan tutorial page! Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a complete novice, we're here to help you learn the ins and outs of sports betting. We'll cover everything from the basics to more advanced strategies for maximizing your winnings. We understand that sports betting can be a bit overwhelming at first, but don't worry! We've broken down the information into easy-to-follow sections and included plenty of examples to help make things clear. We've also included images and videos to make the tutorial more engaging and visually appealing. Our goal is to make this tutorial as comprehensive and user-friendly as possible, so if there's anything that you're not sure about or if you have any suggestions for future topics, please don't hesitate to let us know. We're always looking for ways to improve and make our tutorial even better. So sit back, relax, and let's get started on your journey to becoming a sports betting expert! # Getting Started User registration in Better Fan is very easy. With one-click registration, users can quickly create accounts via Google or Apple.

### User Type Selection #### Freebie Users Better Fan is for everyone who enjoys the thrill of sports and predictions. With this type of user, you can make a limited number of daily predictions and earn daily, weekly, and monthly rewards. For more details, please check the leaderboard. #### Fan Card Users With Fan Cards, users can make daily sports predictions and get rewarded with $BTB tokens. Users can purchase and sell Fan Cards using ETH on the Better Fan Marketplace. # How to Purchase a Fan Card There are two different ways to purchase a Fan Card #### Deposit ETH Users can deposit ETH from exchanges or any hot wallets and purchase a Fan Card

#### Buy Crypto User directly can purchase Fan Cards via moon pay through their credit or debit Cards # How to Place a Prediction Placing a prediction on Better Fan involves several steps, each of which should be clearly explained in a tutorial in order to ensure that users understand the process.

* Browse available markets: Users should be able to easily browse the available markets and sports events on the platform, by either using the navigation menu or by searching for a specific event. Once a user has found the event they want to bet on, they should be able to view the different types of bets available, such as the moneyline, point spread, total points, and so on. * Select the prediction: Once a user has found the prediction they want to place, they should be able to select it by clicking on it or by adding it to a prediction slip. They should also be able to view the odds for the bet and any relevant information about the event. * Confirm the prediction: Before placing the prediction, users should be asked to review and confirm the details of the prediction, including the event, the type of prediction, fan card, and the odds. This will help to prevent mistakes and ensure that users are aware of the prediction they are placing. * Wait for the outcome: Once the prediction is placed, users should be able to view the outcome and any winnings credited to their account. They should be able to view the status of their prediction and the outcome of the event, it's important to remind the users that the outcome of the prediction is based on the official results of the event, and the platform's rules apply. # About Fan Cards Fan cards are the main component of the Better Fan ecosystem. It gives you the utility of make predictions. Every fan card is unique by looking. Let's take a close look at the Fan Cards.

### Card Rarities There are four different rarities of fan cards. Each of them has a different base point for card ratio and provides a different amount of predictions. | Card Type | Base Ratio | Per Level | Predictions | | --------- | ---------- | --------- | ----------- | | Rookie | 1 | 0.1 | +1 | | Epic | 2 | 0.15 | +2 | | Champion | 4 | 0.20 | +3 | | Legend | 8 | 0.4 | +4 | ### Card Level Every Fan Card starts at level 1 and can be upgraded up to level 30. Upgrading Fan Cards requires burning $BTB tokens and, in some levels, $BFF tokens. Higher-level Fan Cards provides you higher Card Ratio, which eventually increases your potential winnings ### Mint Count Every Fan Card can be minted up to 7 times. If the mint count increases, the mint price will also increase. In order to mint a new Fan Card, you need to hold at least 2 Fan Cards and burn a certain amount of $BTB tokens. ### Badge Slots Every Fan Card comes with 4 random Badge Slots. To use these slots, you need to reach the required level and burn a certain amount of $BTB tokens. For more details please check the badges page. ### Energy Bar Every Fan Card starts with 100 energy points. With successful predictions, the card's energy decreases. To refill the energy, you need to burn a small amount of $BTB tokens. If your energy drops significantly, there will be a penalty for your winnings. # About Badges Badges are secondry NFTs in Better Fan ecosystem. It brings additional benefits to your Fan Card. Every Fan Card has 4 badge slots. Currently, there are four types of badges:

### Sport Badge Increases possible winnings for specific sports.

### Country Badge Increases possible winnings for events in specific countries.

### Luck Badge Increases badge drop rate.

### Thrive Badge Prevents losing from a single match.(Users needs to have at least 4 match in their prediction slip)

### How to acquire Badges? There are two ways to acquire badges. The first way is through Badge Boxes that drop based on predictions. Successful predictions, especially those with higher odds, increase the drop rate. To open Badge Boxes, users need to burn a certain amount of **$BFF tokens**. The second way is through the in-game marketplace. Users can directly go to the marketplace and purchase their desired badge with **$BFF tokens**. # Leaderboard Tutorial Welcome to the Better Fan Leaderboard Tutorial! This guide will explain how our leaderboard system works, how you can participate, and what rewards you can win. Let’s get started! **Understanding Prediction Slips and the Leaderboard**
**What is a Prediction Slip?** A prediction slip is a collection of your predictions on sports matches. Each match in the prediction slip has its own odds, and if all predictions in the prediction slip are correct, the combined odds determine your success.
**How It Works:** *1. Creating a Prediction Slip:* • Select the matches you want to predict and click the “Play Now” button at the bottom right. *2. Calculating the Odds:* • For example, if your prediction slip includes two matches with odds of 2 and 6, the combined odds are calculated as follows: 2 × 6 = 12. *3. When Are Prediction Slips Valid?* • A prediction slip is counted towards the leaderboard once all included matches have concluded. The combined odds are then reflected on the day the final match results are in. This applies to both weekly and monthly competitions. For example, if a prediction slip in the weekly competition finishes in the next week, its odds are included in the calculation for the next week. **Note:** The total of all succesfull prediction slips will increase your leaderboard score.\
**Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Leaderboards**
**Daily Leaderboard:** The daily leaderboard resets at ***00:00 UTC*** every day. Please visit the leaderboard page to view the prizes.
**Weekly Leaderboard:** The weekly leaderboard runs from Monday to Sunday. Please visit the leaderboard page to view the prizes.\ \ ![](https://3932931644-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FcxCqVGeIQs6jH9YbSdbl%2Fuploads%2FBI3RWEielcFXRhN7ZvR8%2FScreenshot%202024-05-22%20at%2014.31.03.png?alt=media\&token=63526456-884f-4f87-88e1-c570ec0b57da)\ \ *Weekly Leaderboard Example:* In the image above, the user ranked 1st on the weekly leaderboard has a total combined odds of 44.79, achieved with 6 bet slips.
**Monthly Leaderboard:** The monthly leaderboard tracks the combined odds of all successful prediction slips throughout the month. Please visit the leaderboard page to view the prizes. **Gift Cards** Unlike regular Fan Cards, Gift Cards: • Cannot be upgraded. • Do not lose energy. • Cannot be sold. • These cards provide an opportunity to participate without the need for maintenance.\ \ *Note: The first monthly leaderboard will be calculated starting from 2024 June 1st, 00:00 UTC.* **Participating in the Leaderboard** *1. Make Your Predictions:* • Log in to your Better Fan account. • Create your prediction slip by selecting your matches. *2. Track Your Progress:* • Follow the leaderboard on the website to see where you stand. • Remember, the more accurate your predictions and the higher your combined odds, the better your chances of winning. *3. Claim Your Rewards:* • If you rank in the top 3 of any leaderboard, your rewards will be credited to your account. • Enjoy your Fan Cards! We hope this tutorial helps you understand how the Better Fan leaderboard system works and how you can maximize your chances of winning. Happy predicting! \ Better Fan Leaderboard:
# Football ## Match Result This is the most basic market type, where you can bet on the outcome of the match, such as a **home win(W1)**, **away win(W2)**, or **draw**.

{% hint style="info" %} Please note that for the market type "Match Result" the bet is only based on the result of the match during the 90 minutes of regular time and does not include extra-time or penalties. This means that if the match goes into extra-time or penalties, the result of the match during the 90 minutes of regular time will be used to determine the outcome of the bet. It's important to make sure that this is clear to the users before they place their bets, to avoid confusion and potential disputes. {% endhint %} ## Double Chance "Double Chance" market type allows you to bet on two outcomes at once, giving you a greater chance of winning your bet.

{% hint style="info" %} 1. 1X: You can bet on the home team to win or the match to end in a draw. This means that if the home team wins or the match ends in a draw, your bet will be a winning one. 2. X2: You can bet on the away team to win or the match to end in a draw. This means that if the away team wins or the match ends in a draw, your bet will be a winning one. 3. 12: You can bet on either the home team to win or the away team to win. This means that if either the home team or away team wins, your bet will be a winning one. {% endhint %} It's important to note that if the match ends in a draw, a 1X or X2 bet is won, but a 12 bet is lost. This market type is great for those who are uncertain about the outcome of the match, or if you think that the match could end in a draw. By betting on two outcomes at once, you have a greater chance of winning your bet, but the odds and potential payouts will be lower than those of a standard match result bet. Please note that the scenarios above are based on the match results during the 90 minutes of regular time, not including extra-time or penalties. ## Total Goals This market type allows you to bet on the total number of goals scored in the match. You can bet on whether the total goals will be over or under a certain number, or you can place a specific total goals bet.

{% hint style="info" %} If the over/under line is set at 2.5, you can bet on whether the total number of goals scored in the match will be over 2.5 or under 2.5. If you bet on "Over 2.5", and the match ends with a score of 3-1, 4-0, 2-1, or any other combination of goals that results in 3 or more total goals, your bet wins. If you bet on "Under 2.5", and the match ends with a score of 1-0, 0-0, 1-1, or any other combination of goals that results in 2 or less total goals, your bet wins. {% endhint %} ## Team 1 Total Goals "Team 1 Total Goals" market type with the "Over/Under" scenario allows you to bet on whether the total number of goals scored by Team 1 in a match will be over or under a certain number.

{% hint style="info" %} If the over/under line is set at 1.5, you can bet on whether the total number of goals scored by Team 1 in the match will be over 1.5 or under 1.5. If you bet on "Over 1.5", and Team 1 scores 2 or more goals, your bet wins. If you bet on "Under 1.5", and Team 1 scores 1 or less goals, your bet wins. {% endhint %} This market type is great for those who are confident about the offensive abilities of Team 1, or for those who want to take a more specific approach to the match. It's important to note that when placing a bet on the "Team 1 Total Goals" market, the final score after extra time and penalties are not taken into account, only the goals scored by Team 1 in the regular time will be counted. Please note that the scenarios above are based on the match results during the 90 minutes of regular time, not including extra-time or penalties. ## Team 2 Total Goals "Team 2 Total Goals" market type with the "Over/Under" scenario allows you to bet on whether the total number of goals scored by Team 2 in a match will be over or under a certain number.

If a team is given a (-) handicap, it means that goals will be subtracted from the final score of that team, and if a team is given a (+) handicap, it means that goals will be added to the final score of that team. {% hint style="info" %} 1. 1: You can bet on the home team to win the match, even if the home team loses or draws, as long as the home team wins after the handicap has been applied to the final score. 2. X: You can bet on the match to end in a draw, even if the match doesn't end in a draw, as long as the match is a draw after the handicap has been applied to the final score. 3. 2: You can bet on the away team to win the match, even if the away team loses or draws, as long as the away team wins after the handicap has been applied to the final score. {% endhint %} Another example, if the handicap is set at -1.5 for the home team and the final score is 2-1 for the away team, the final score after the handicap is applied would be 0.5-1, means that the away team wins, therefore, a bet on the away team would be a winning bet. It's important to note that when placing a bet on the Goals Handicap 3 Way market, the final score after extra time and penalties are not taken into account, only the goals scored in the regular time will be counted. ## Both Team to Score This market type allows you to bet on whether both teams will score in the match or not.

{% hint style="info" %} 1. Yes: You can bet that both teams will score in the match. If both teams score at least one goal during the regular time, your bet wins. 2. No: You can bet that one or both teams will not score in the match. If one or both teams fail to score during the regular time, your bet wins. {% endhint %} It's important to note that when placing a bet on the "Both Teams to Score" market, the final score after extra time and penalties are not taken into account, only the goals scored in the regular time will be counted. This market type is great for those who are confident about the offensive abilities of both teams, or for those who want to take a more specific approach to the match. Please note that the scenarios above are based on the match results during the 90 minutes of regular time, not including extra-time or penalties. ## Correct Score "Correct Score" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting that allows the bettor to wager on the exact final score of a match. The bettor can choose to place a wager on a specific final score, and if the final score of the match matches their prediction, they will win the bet. The possibilities for correct score betting are endless as the final score can take many different forms

Correct Score betting can be quite challenging, as predicting the final score of a match is difficult due to the many variables involved such as team form, injuries, tactical changes, etc. However, it can also be very rewarding, as the odds for correct score bets are usually higher than for other types of bets. It is important to note that the bets are based on the full time final score, meaning the extra time or penalties are not included in the calculation. Also, different bookmakers might have different options and different odds for each option. ## 1st Half Result "1st Half Result" market type allows you to bet on the outcome of the match during the first half. There are three possible scenarios for this market type:

{% hint style="info" %} 1. W1: You can bet on the home team to be winning at the end of the first half. 2. Draw: You can bet on the match to be a draw at the end of the first half. 3. W2: You can bet on the away team to be winning at the end of the first half. {% endhint %} For example, if you bet on "1" and the home team is leading by one goal at the end of the first half, your bet wins. This market type is great for those who are uncertain about the outcome of the match or if you think that the match could have a different outcome in the first half than the second half. It's important to note that when placing a bet on the "1st Half Result" market, the final score after extra time and penalties are not taken into account, only the goals scored in the first half of regular time will be counted. Please note that the scenarios above are based on the match results during the 45 minutes of the first half of regular time, not including extra time or penalties. ## 1st Half Double Chance "1st Half Double Chance" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the outcome of the first half of a match, with the option of choosing between two outcomes.\ \ This means, instead of betting on a specific team to win or the match to end in a draw, the bettor can choose to place a wager on one of the following options:

{% hint style="info" %} 1. 1X: If you think that team A will win the first half or it will end in a draw 2. 12: If you think that either team A or team B will win the first half 3. X2: If you think that team B will win the first hald or it will end in a draw {% endhint %} If the bettor chooses "Team A or Draw" option and the score is 1-0 for team A at halftime, the bettor would win the bet. Similarly, if the bettor chooses "Team B or Draw" option and the score is 0-0 at halftime, the bettor would win the bet. If the bettor chooses "Team A or Team B" option and the score is 1-0 for team A or 0-1 for team B at halftime, the bettor would win the bet. ## 1st Half Total Goals "1st Half Total Goals" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the total number of goals scored in the first half of a match. The bettor can choose to place a wager on whether the total number of goals scored in the first half will be over or under a certain number, typically set by the bookmaker.

If the bettor believes that there will be more than 0.5 goals scored in the first half of the match, they would place a wager on the "Over 0.5 goals" option. If at halftime, the score is 1-0, the total number of goals scored in the first half would be 1, which is over 0.5, and the bettor would win the bet. ## 1st Half Correct Score "1st Half Correct Score" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the exact score of the first half of a match. The bettor can choose to place a wager on a specific score, and if the score of the first half of the match matches their prediction, they will win the bet.

The possibilities for 1st Half Correct Score betting are endless as the score can take many different forms. 1st Half Correct Score betting can be quite **challenging**, as predicting the exact score of the first half of a match is difficult due to the many variables involved such as team form, injuries, tactical changes, etc. However, it can also be very rewarding, as the odds for correct score bets are usually higher than for other types of bets. ## 1st Half Goals Handicap 3 Way A "1st Half Handicap 3 way" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the outcome of the first half of a match with a handicap applied to one of the teams. The handicap is a virtual head start given to the underdog team in order to level the playing field and make the betting more interesting.

## Total Goals Odd/Even "Total Goals Odd/Even" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting that allows the bettor to wager on the total number of goals scored in a match. The bettor can choose to place a wager on whether they believe the total number of goals will be odd or even.

{% hint style="info" %} The bettor can choose to place a wager on the "Odd" option if they believe the total number of goals scored in the match will be an odd number. For example, if the final score of the match is 2-1, the total number of goals scored would be 3, which is an odd number. If the bettor had placed a wager on the "Odd" option and the total number of goals scored was indeed odd, they would win the bet. \ Similarly, the bettor can choose to place a wager on the "Even" option if they believe the total number of goals scored in the match will be an even number. For example, if the final score of the match is 1-1, the total number of goals scored would be 2, which is an even number. If the bettor had placed a wager on the "Even" option and the total number of goals scored was indeed even, they would win the bet. {% endhint %} It is important to note that the bets are based on the full time final score, meaning the extra time or penalties are not included in the calculation. ## Total Goals (Band) "Total Goals (Bands)" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting that allows the bettor to wager on the total number of goals scored in a match within a specific range or "band". The bettor can choose to place a wager on a specific band of total goals scored, rather than simply choosing between "odd" or "even" as in the traditional total goals bet.

For example, a bookmaker might offer the following bands {% hint style="info" %} * 0-1 Goals * 2-3 Goals * 4-6 Goals * 7 or more Goals {% endhint %} It is important to note that the bets are based on the full time final score, meaning the extra time or penalties are not included in the calculation. ## Outcome & Both to Score "Outcome and Both Teams to Score" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting that combines two types of bets: the outcome of the match (i.e. who will win or if the match will end in a draw) and whether both teams will score in the match.

The bettor can choose to place a wager on the outcome of the match and also on whether both teams will score or not. For example, if the bettor believes that the home team will win and both teams will score in the match, they would place a wager on the "Home team win & Both Teams to Score" option. If the final score of the match is 3-2 with the home team winning, and both teams scored at least one goal, the bettor would win the bet. Alternatively, if the bettor believes that the match will end in a draw and both teams will not score in the match, they would place a wager on the "Draw & Both Teams Not to Score" option. If the final score of the match is 0-0, with no team score, the bettor would win the bet. It is important to note that the bets are based on the full time final score, meaning the extra time or penalties are not included in the calculation. ## Outcome & Total Goals 2.5 "Outcome and Total Goals 2.5" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting that combines two types of bets: the outcome of the match (i.e. who will win or if the match will end in a draw) and the total number of goals scored in the match. The bettor can choose to place a wager on the outcome of the match and also on whether the total number of goals scored in the match will be over or under 2.5.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if the bettor believes that the home team will win and there will be more than 2.5 goals scored in the match, they would place a wager on the "Home team win & Over 2.5 Goals" option. If the final score of the match is 3-1 with the home team winning, the total number of goals scored would be 4, which is over 2.5, and the bettor would win the bet.\ \ Alternatively, if the bettor believes that the match will end in a draw and there will be less than 2.5 goals scored in the match, they would place a wager on the "Draw & Under 2.5 Goals" option. If the final score of the match is 0-0, the total number of goals scored would be 0, which is under 2.5, and the bettor would win the bet. {% endhint %} It is important to note that the bets are based on the full time final score, meaning the extra time or penalties are not included in the calculation. ## Outcome & Total Goals 3.5 "Outcome and Total Goals 3.5" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting that combines two types of bets: the outcome of the match (i.e. who will win or if the match will end in a draw) and the total number of goals scored in the match. The bettor can choose to place a wager on the outcome of the match and also on whether the total number of goals scored in the match will be over or under 3.5.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if the bettor believes that the home team will win and there will be more than 3.5 goals scored in the match, they would place a wager on the "Home team win & Over 3.5 Goals" option. If the final score of the match is 4-1 with the home team winning, the total number of goals scored would be 5, which is over 3.5, and the bettor would win the bet.\ \ Alternatively, if the bettor believes that the match will end in a draw and there will be less than 3.5 goals scored in the match, they would place a wager on the "Draw & Under 3.5 Goals" option. If the final score of the match is 1-1, the total number of goals scored would be 2, which is under 3.5, and the bettor would win the bet. {% endhint %} It is important to note that the bets are based on the full time final score, meaning the extra time or penalties are not included in the calculation. ## Corner Result "Corner Result" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on which team will win the most corners during a match. Similar to the traditional 1x2 bet, where 1 represents the home team, X represents a draw and 2 represents the away team.

{% hint style="info" %} If the bettor believes that the home team will win more corners than the away team, they would place a wager on the "Home team wins most corners" option. If at the end of the match, the home team was awarded 7 corners and the away team 5 corners, the bettor would win the bet.\ \ Alternatively, if the bettor believes that the away team will win more corners than the home team, they would place a wager on the "Away team wins most corners" option. If at the end of the match, the away team was awarded 8 corners and the home team 5 corners, the bettor would win the bet. {% endhint %} It is important to note that the bets are based on the final number of corners awarded during the match, including extra time. This type of bet can be useful for those who want to place a wager on the number of corners that will be awarded during a match, and who want to bet on the team that will win more corners. ## Corners Total "Corners: Total" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the total number of corners that will be awarded during a match. The bettor can choose to place a wager on whether the total number of corners awarded in the match will be over or under a certain number, typically set by the bookmaker.

{% hint style="info" %} If the bettor believes that there will be more than 9.5 corners awarded in the match, they would place a wager on the "Over 9.5 corners" option. If at the end of the match, the number of corners awarded is 11, the total number of corners awarded in the match would be over 9.5, and the bettor would win the bet.\ \ Alternatively, if the bettor believes that there will be less than 9.5 corners awarded in the match, they would place a wager on the "Under 9.5 corners" option. If at the end of the match, the total number of corners awarded is 8, the bettor would win the bet. {% endhint %} It is important to note that the bets are based on the final number of corners awarded during the match, including extra time. This type of bet can be useful for those who want to place a wager on the total number of corners that will be awarded during a match, and who want to bet on whether the total number of corners will be over or under a certain number. ## Corners Team 1 Total "Corners: Team 1 Total" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the total number of corners that will be awarded to a specific team during a match. The bettor can choose to place a wager on whether the total number of corners awarded to the chosen team in the match will be over or under a certain number, typically set by the bookmaker.

This type of bet can be useful for those who want to place a wager on the total number of corners that will be awarded to a specific team during a match, and who want to bet on whether the total number of corners will be over or under a certain number for that team. ## Corners Team 2 Total "Corners: Team 2 Total" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the total number of corners that will be awarded to a specific team during a match. The bettor can choose to place a wager on whether the total number of corners awarded to the chosen team in the match will be over or under a certain number, typically set by the bookmaker.

This type of bet can be useful for those who want to place a wager on the total number of corners that will be awarded to a specific team during a match, and who want to bet on whether the total number of corners will be over or under a certain number for that team. ## Corners Handicap "Corners Handicap" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the difference in the number of corners awarded between two teams during a match, with a handicap applied to one of the teams. The handicap is a virtual advantage or disadvantage given to one team in order to level the playing field and make the betting more interesting.

For example, a bookmaker might offer the following options for a match: * Team 1 -1.5 corners (meaning that 1.5 corners will be subtracted from Team 1's total corners) * Team 2 +1.5 corners (meaning that 1.5 corners will be added to Team 2's total corners)
{% hint style="info" %} If the bettor believes that Team 1 will win the match with a margin of at least 2 corners, they would place a wager on the "Team 1 -1.5 corners" option. If at the end of the match, Team 1 was awarded 8 corners and Team 2 was awarded 6 corners, with the handicap applied, Team 1 would have 6.5 corners and Team 2 would have 7.5 corners, the bettor would win the bet.\ \ Alternatively, if the bettor believes that Team 2 will win the match with a margin of at least 2 corners, they would place a wager on the "Team 2 +1.5 corners" option. If at the end of the match, Team 1 was awarded 6 corners and Team 2 was awarded 8 corners, with the handicap applied, Team 1 would have 7.5 corners and Team 2 would have 9.5 corners, the bettor would win the bet. {% endhint %} This type of bet can be useful for those who want to place a wager on the difference in the number of corners awarded between two teams during a match, and who want to bet on the outcome of the match with a handicap applied to one of the teams.
## Yellow Card Result "Yellow Cards: 1x2" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the number of yellow cards that will be given during a match. The bettor can choose to place a wager on the outcome of the number of yellow cards given, similar to the traditional 1x2 bet, where 1 represents the home team, X represents a draw and 2 represents the away team. For example, a bookmaker might offer the following options for a match: {% hint style="info" %} * Home team wins most yellow cards * Away team wins most yellow cards * Draw (both teams receive the same number of yellow cards) {% endhint %} ## Yellow Card Total "Yellow Cards Total" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the total number of yellow cards that will be given during a match. The bettor can choose to place a wager on whether the total number of yellow cards given in the match will be over or under a certain number, typically set by the bookmaker. For example, a bookmaker might offer the following options for a match: {% hint style="info" %} * Over 4.5 yellow cards * Under 3.5 yellow cards * Over 2.5 yellow cards {% endhint %} ## Half Time/Full Time "Half Time/Full Time" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the outcome of both the first half and the full match. The bettor can choose to place a wager on the outcome of the first half of the match and the full match, at the same time.

For example, a bookmaker might offer the following options for a match. {% hint style="info" %} * Home team/Home team * Home team/Draw * Home team/Away team * Draw/Home team * Draw/Draw * Draw/Away team * Away team/Home team * Away team/Draw * Away team/Away team {% endhint %} If the bettor believes that the home team will be winning at half time and full time, they would place a wager on the "Home team/Home team" option. If at the end of the match, the final score is 1-0 for home team and the score of half-time is 0-0, the bettor would win the bet. This type of bet can be useful for those who want to place a wager on the outcome of both the first half and the full match at the same time, it can also be useful for those who want to bet on a match that they believe will have a specific outcome in both first half and full time. ## First Goal Scorer "First Goal Scorer" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the player they believe will score the first goal of the match. The bettor can choose from a list of players, typically provided by the bookmaker, and place a wager on the player they believe will score the first goal of the match.

This type of bet can be useful for those who want to place a wager on a specific player, rather than the outcome of the match. It can also be useful for those who want to bet on a match that they believe will have a specific player score the first goal. ## Anytime Goal Scorer "Anytime Goal Scorer" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on a specific player they believe will score at any point during the match. The bettor can choose from a list of players, typically provided by the bookmaker, and place a wager on the player they believe will score at any point during the match.

If the bettor believes that a specific player from the home team will score at any point during the match, they would place a wager on that player. If at the end of the match, the player the bettor selected scores a goal, the bettor would win the bet. ## 1st Half Outcome & Both Team to Score "1st Half Outcome and Both Teams to Score" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the outcome of the first half of a match, and whether or not both teams will score during the first half.

{% hint style="info" %} If the bettor believes that the home team will win the first half and both teams will score during the first half, they would place a wager on the "Home team wins & both teams to score" option. If at halftime, the score is 2-1 for the home team and both teams have scored, the bettor would win the bet.\ \ Alternatively, if the bettor believes that the match will end in a draw and both teams will score during the first half, they would place a wager on the "Draw & both teams to score" option. If at halftime, the score is 1-1, and both teams have scored, the bettor would win the bet. {% endhint %} It is important to note that the bets are based on the first half final score, meaning the extra time of first half is not included in the calculation.This type of bet can be useful for those who want to place a wager on the first half of the match, and who want to bet on the outcome of the first half and whether both teams will score during the first half. ## 2nd Half Outcome & Both Team to Score "2nd Half Outcome and Both Teams to Score" is a type of bet in soccer or football betting where the bettor can place a wager on the outcome of the second half of a match, and whether or not both teams will score during the second half.

{% hint style="info" %} If the bettor believes that the home team will win the second half and both teams will score during the second half, they would place a wager on the "Home team wins & both teams to score" option. If at second half, the score is 2-1 for the home team and both teams have scored, the bettor would win the bet. {% endhint %} It is important to note that the bets are based on the second half final score, meaning the extra time of first half is not included in the calculation.This type of bet can be useful for those who want to place a wager on the first half of the match, and who want to bet on the outcome of the second half and whether both teams will score during the second half. # Basketball ## Match Winner This is a game where the prediction of the winner is made. There is no handicap option in the game. There are two predictions; **Home win(W1)**, **Away win(W2)**

{% hint style="info" %} When considering a Match Winner bet, it is important to take into account the current form of both teams, the availability of key players, the recent head-to-head record, the home-court advantage, and the motivation of each team. Understanding these factors can help the bettor make an informed decision and increase the chances of winning the bet. {% endhint %} ## Points Handicap Points Handicap in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where a virtual deficit or advantage is added to the final score of a team to determine the winner of the bet. The handicap is set by the sportsbook and the bettor can either take the favorite team giving away points or the underdog team receiving points.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if the handicap is set at +5.5 for the underdog team and they win the game or lose by fewer than 5 points, then the bet on the underdog will win. If the favorite team wins the game by more than 5 points, then the bet on the favorite will win. {% endhint %} It is important to carefully consider the Points Handicap when making a bet, as it can significantly impact the outcome of the bet. By taking into account relevant factors such as the current form and recent performance of both teams, the availability of key players, the betting odds, and the motivation of each team, bettors can make informed decisions and increase their chances of winning the bet. ## Total Points Total Points in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where the bettor predicts the total number of points that will be scored in a game by both teams combined. The sportsbook sets an over/under line and the bettor can either bet on the total points being over that line or under that line.

{% hint style="info" %} If the over/under line is set at 200 and the bettor chooses the over, then the combined score of both teams must be 201 or more for the bet to win. If the combined score is 200 or less, then the bet on the under will win. {% endhint %} When considering a Total Points bet, it is important to take into account factors such as the current form and recent performance of both teams, the tempo of the game, the motivation of each team, the availability of key players, and any other relevant information that may impact the total number of points scored. ## Team 1 Total Points Team 1 Total Points in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where the bettor predicts the total number of points that Team 1 will score in a game. The sportsbook sets an over/under line and the bettor can either bet on the total points being over that line or under that line for Team 1.

{% hint style="info" %} If the over/under line for Team 1 is set at 100 and the bettor chooses the over, then Team 1 must score 101 or more points for the bet to win. If Team 1 scores 100 or less, then the bet on the under will win. {% endhint %} When considering a Team 1 Total Points bet, it is important to take into account factors such as the current form and recent performance of Team 1, the performance of its key players, the tempo of the game, and any other relevant information that may impact the total number of points scored by Team 1. ## Team 2 Total Points Team 1 Total Points in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where the bettor predicts the total number of points that Team 1 will score in a game. The sportsbook sets an over/under line and the bettor can either bet on the total points being over that line or under that line for Team 1.

{% hint style="info" %} If the over/under line for Team 1 is set at 100 and the bettor chooses the over, then Team 1 must score 101 or more points for the bet to win. If Team 1 scores 100 or less, then the bet on the under will win. {% endhint %} ## Total Points Odd/Even Total Points Odd/Even in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where the bettor predicts if the total number of points scored by both teams in a game will be an odd or even number. The sportsbook sets the odds for both options and the bettor can choose to bet on either "odd" or "even."

{% hint style="info" %} If the bettor chooses "odd" and the combined score of both teams is 121, then the bet will win. If the combined score is 120, then the bet will lose. {% endhint %} ## 1st Half/Full Time 1st Half/Full Time in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where the bettor predicts the outcome of the game at two different stages, either at the end of the first half or at the end of the full game. The bettor can choose to bet on the result at halftime or the final result.

{% hint style="info" %} If the bettor chooses to bet on the 1st Half, they predict which team will be leading at the end of the first half. If the bettor chooses to bet on the Full Time, they predict which team will win the game at the end of the second half. {% endhint %} ## Overtime Overtime in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where the bettor predicts if a game will go into overtime or not. {% hint style="info" %} If you bet on "yes" game will go into overtime. If you bet on "no" game will not go into overtime. {% endhint %} ## Half Result (3-Way) Half Result (3-Way) in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where the bettor predicts the outcome of a game at halftime. The bettor can choose to bet on one of three possible outcomes: **team 1 winning(W1), team 2 winning(W2),** or **draw(X).**

{% hint style="info" %} 1. W1: You can bet on Team 1 will win the match during halftime. 2. X: You can bet that the match will end in a draw at half time. 3. W2: You can bet on Team 1 will win the match during halftime. {% endhint %} For example, if the bettor chooses to bet on team 1 winning, they predict that team 1 will be leading at halftime. If the bettor chooses to bet on team 2 winning, they predict that team 2 will be leading at halftime. If the bettor chooses to bet on a tie, they predict that the score at halftime will be tied. ## Half Points Handicap Half Points Handicap in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where the bettor predicts the outcome of a game at halftime with an added handicap.

{% hint style="info" %} Example 1:Team 1 is set a +2.5 point handicap. The score at halftime is Team 1 35 - Team 2 40. With the handicap added, the adjusted score becomes 37.5-40, meaning Team 2 wins the Half Points Handicap bet. Example 2:Team 2 is set a -3.5 point handicap. The score at halftime is Team 1 45 - Team 2 42. With the handicap applied, the adjusted score becomes 45-38.5, meaning Team 1 wins the Half Points Handicap bet. {% endhint %} It is important to consider the handicap value and its potential impact on the outcome of the bet. For example, if a team is set a large handicap, they will need to overcome a significant deficit at halftime in order to win the bet, which may be difficult if they have been struggling in their recent games. ## Half Total Points Half Total Points in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where the bettor predicts the total number of points that will be scored in the first half of a game. The sportsbook sets a total number of points and the bettor can either place a wager on the total number of points being over or under the set total.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if the sportsbook sets the Half Total Points at 81.5, a bettor can place a wager on the total points scored in the first half of the game being over or under 81.5. If the total number of points scored in the first half is 82 or higher, the over bet wins, and if the total number of points scored is 81 or lower, the under bet wins. {% endhint %} When considering a Half Total Points bet, it is important to take into account factors such as the offensive and defensive strengths and weaknesses of both teams, the tempo of the game, the availability of key players, and any other relevant information that may impact the total number of points scored in the first half of the game. ## Half Team 1 Total Points Half Team 1 Total Points in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where the bettor predicts the total number of points that the first team will score in the first half of a game. The sportsbook sets a total number of points and the bettor can either place a wager on the first team's total points being **over** or **under** the set total.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if the sportsbook sets the Half Team 1 Total Points at 46.5, a bettor can place a wager on the first team's total points scored in the first half of the game being over or under 46.5. If the first team scores 47 or more points in the first half, the over bet wins, and if the first team scores 46 or fewer points in the first half, the under bet wins. {% endhint %} ## Half Team 2 Total Points Half Team 2 Total Points in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where the bettor predicts the total number of points that the second team will score in the first half of a game. The sportsbook sets a total number of points and the bettor can either place a wager on the second team's total points being **over** or **under** the set total.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if the sportsbook sets the Half Team 1 Total Points at 35.5, a bettor can place a wager on the first team's total points scored in the first half of the game being over or under 35.5. If the first team scores 36 or more points in the first half, the over bet wins, and if the first team scores 35 or fewer points in the first half, the under bet wins. {% endhint %} ## Quarter Result (3-Way) Quarter Result (3-Way) in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where the bettor predicts the result of a specific quarter in a game. The bettor can place a wager on one of three outcomes: **team 1 winning(W1), team 2 winning(W2),** or **draw(X).**

{% hint style="info" %} W1: You can bet that team1 will win the quarter. X: You can bet that the quarter will end in a draw. W2: You can bet that team2 will win the quarter. {% endhint %} For example, a bettor can place a wager on the outcome of the first quarter of a game. If the first team has more points than the second team at the end of the first quarter, the first team wins the quarter and the first team to win the quarter bet wins. If the second team has more points than the first team at the end of the first quarter, the second team wins the quarter and the second team to win the quarter bet wins. If the first and second team have the same number of points at the end of the first quarter, the quarter ends in a tie and the tie bet wins. ## Quarter Points Handicap Quarter Points Handicap in basketball betting refers to a type of wager where the bettor predicts the outcome of a specific quarter in a game with the benefit of a points handicap.

## # Ice Hockey ## Match Winner (Including Overtime) "Match Winner (Including Overtime)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where the bettor predicts which team will win the game, including any overtime periods that may be played.

{% hint style="info" %} W1: You can bet on team 1 will win the match. W2: You can bet on team 2 will win the match. {% endhint %} If a game ends in regulation time with a winner, then the bettor who correctly chose that team will win the bet. However, if the game goes into overtime or a shootout, the winning team during that additional period will be considered the official winner for betting purposes. The bettor who correctly selected that team as the winner, including any overtime periods, will be deemed the winner of the bet. ## Match Result (Regular Time) "Match Result (Regular Time)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where the bettor predicts the outcome of a game based solely on the results of regulation time (i.e., three periods of 20 minutes each).

{% hint style="info" %} W1: You can bet on team 1 will win the match. Draw:You can bet on the match to end in a draw. W2: You can bet on team 2 will win the match. {% endhint %} If the game ends in regulation time with a winner, then the bettor who correctly chose that team will win the bet. If the game goes into overtime or a shootout, the result of the game for betting purposes will be based only on the score at the end of regulation time and any overtime or shootout goals will not be considered. This type of bet is different from the "Match Winner (Including Overtimes)" market, where the outcome of the game, including any overtime or shootout periods, determines the winner of the bet. ## Goals Handicap (Regular Time) "Goals Handicap (Regular Time)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where a handicap is applied to the actual number of goals scored by one team in regulation time. This type of bet is used to even the playing field and provide betting opportunities for both favorites and underdogs.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, let's say that Team A is playing against Team B, and the bookmaker sets a handicap of +1.5 for Team B. This means that 1.5 goals will be added to the actual number of goals scored by Team B in regulation time. If you bet on Team A, then they must win the game by more than 1.5 goals for you to win the bet. If you bet on Team B, then they must either win the game or lose by less than 1.5 goals for you to win the bet. {% endhint %} It's important to note that this type of bet is based only on the result of regulation time and does not consider any overtime or shootout periods. Additionally, the handicap is applied only to the actual number of goals scored in regulation time and does not consider any goals scored in overtime or a shootout. ## Total Goals (Regular Time) "Total Goals (Regular Time)" is a type of allows you to bet on the total number of goals scored in the match. You can bet on whether the total goals will be over or under a certain number, or you can place a specific total goals bet.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, let's say the bookmaker sets a total of 5.5 goals for a game between Team A and Team B. If you bet on the "Over 5.5" option, you are predicting that the total number of goals scored by both teams in regulation time will be 6 or more. If you bet on the "Under 5.5" option, you are predicting that the total number of goals scored by both teams will be 5 or fewer. {% endhint %} It's important to note that this type of bet is based only on the result of regulation time and does not consider any overtime or shootout periods. Additionally, the total number of goals is determined by the number of goals scored in regulation time only, and any goals scored in overtime or a shootout are not considered. ## Double Chance (Regular Time) "Double Chance (Regular Time)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where the bettor has two options to choose from, instead of just one, to cover the potential outcomes of the game in regulation time (i.e., three periods of 20 minutes each). The two options are typically "**Team A** or a **Draw**", and "**Team B** or a **Draw**".

{% hint style="info" %} 1X: You can bet on the home team to win or the match to end in a draw. This means that if the home team wins or the match ends in a draw, your bet will be a winning one. 12: You can bet on either the home team to win or the away team to win. This means that if either the home team or away team wins, your bet will be a winning one. X2: You can bet on the away team to win or the match to end in a draw. This means that if the away team wins or the match ends in a draw, your bet will be a winning one. {% endhint %} It's important to note that this type of bet is based only on the result of regulation time and does not consider any overtime or shootout periods. The bet is determined by the score after three periods of 20 minutes each and any goals scored in overtime or a shootout are not considered. ## First Team To Score (Regular Time) "First Team To Score (Regular Time)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where the bettor predicts which team will score the first goal of the game in regulation time (i.e., three periods of 20 minutes each).

{% hint style="info" %} Team 1:You can bet on Team 1 to score the first goal. Team 2:You can bet on Team 2 to score the first goal. No Goal:You can bet that there will be no goals in the match. {% endhint %} It's important to note that this type of bet is based only on the result of regulation time and does not consider any overtime or shootout periods. ## "Both Teams To Score (Regular Time)" "Both Teams To Score (Regular Time)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where the bettor predicts whether both teams will score at least one goal each during regulation time (i.e., three periods of 20 minutes each).

{% hint style="info" %} For this type of bet, the bettor can choose from two options: "Yes" or "No". If you bet on "Yes" and both teams score at least one goal each, you win the bet. If you bet on "No" and either one of the teams does not score, or both teams do not score, you also win the bet. {% endhint %} It's important to note that this type of bet is based only on the result of regulation time and does not consider any overtime or shootout periods. The outcome of the bet is determined by the number of goals scored by both teams during the three periods of 20 minutes each, and any goals scored in overtime or a shootout are not considered. ## Goals Handicap 3 Way (Regular Time) "Goals Handicap 3 Way (Regular Time)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where the bettor predicts the outcome of a game based on a predetermined goal handicap assigned to one of the teams in regulation time (i.e., three periods of 20 minutes each). {% hint style="info" %} For example, let's say the goal handicap is assigned to Team A as -1.5. If you bet on "Team A (-1.5)" and Team A wins the game or loses by no more than 1 goal, you win the bet. If you bet on "Draw (+1.5)" and the game ends in a draw or if Team A wins by exactly 1 goal, you win the bet. If you bet on "Team B (+1.5)" and Team B wins the game or wins by 2 or more goals, you also win the bet. {% endhint %} In this type of bet, the bookmaker assigns a goal handicap, typically in the form of a half goal (e.g., +1.5, -1.5), to one of the teams. This goal handicap is then added to the actual number of goals scored by that team to determine the outcome of the bet. The bettor then has three options to choose from: "Team A (-1.5)", "Draw (+1.5)", and "Team B (+1.5)". ## Period Result Period Total Goals Period Team 1 Total Goals Period Team 2 Total Goals Period Goals Handicap Period Double Chance ## Correct Score (Regular Time) "Correct Score (Regular Time)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where the bettor predicts the exact score of the game after regulation time (i.e., three periods of 20 minutes each).

{% hint style="info" %} For this type of bet, the bettor must predict the exact score of the game at the end of regulation time. For example, if you bet on the correct score being "3-2", and the game ends with that score after the three periods of 20 minutes each, you win the bet. If the game ends with any other score, you lose the bet. {% endhint %} It's important to note that this type of bet is based only on the result of regulation time and does not consider any overtime or shootout periods. The outcome of the bet is determined by the exact score at the end of the three periods of 20 minutes each, and any goals scored in overtime or a shootout are not considered. ## Team 1 Total Goals (Regular Time) "Team 1 Total Goals (Regular Time)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where the bettor predicts the total number of goals that Team 1 will score in regulation time (i.e., three periods of 20 minutes each).

{% hint style="info" %} For this type of bet, the bettor can choose from a range of options for the total number of goals that Team 1 will score. For example, the options could be "Under 2.5 Goals", or "Over 4.5 Goals". If you bet on "Under 2.5 Goals" and Team 1 scores 2 goals or fewer in regulation time, you win the bet. If you bet on "Over 4.5 Goals" and Team 1 scores 5 goals or more in regulation time, you win the bet. {% endhint %} It's important to note that this type of bet is based only on the goals scored by Team 1 in regulation time and does not consider any goals scored in overtime or a shootout. The outcome of the bet is determined by the total number of goals scored by Team 1 in the three periods of 20 minutes each. ## Team 2 Total Goals (Regular Time) "Team 2 Total Goals (Regular Time)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where the bettor predicts the total number of goals that Team 2 will score in regulation time (i.e., three periods of 20 minutes each).

{% hint style="info" %} For this type of bet, the bettor can choose from a range of options for the total number of goals that Team 2 will score. For example, the options could be "Under 2.5 Goals", or "Over 4.5 Goals". If you bet on "Under 2.5 Goals" and Team 2 scores 2 goals or fewer in regulation time, you win the bet. If you bet on "Over 4.5 Goals" and Team 2 scores 5 goals or more in regulation time, you win the bet. {% endhint %} It's important to note that this type of bet is based only on the goals scored by Team 2 in regulation time and does not consider any goals scored in overtime or a shootout. The outcome of the bet is determined by the total number of goals scored by Team 2 in the three periods of 20 minutes each. ## Both Teams To Score (Regular Time) "Both Teams To Score (Regular Time)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where the bettor predicts whether both teams will score in regulation time (i.e., three periods of 20 minutes each).

{% hint style="info" %} For this type of bet, the bettor can choose either "Yes" or "No". If you bet on "Yes", both teams must score at least one goal in regulation time for you to win the bet. If you bet on "No", neither team can score a goal in regulation time for you to win the bet. {% endhint %} It's important to note that this type of bet is based only on the goals scored in regulation time and does not consider any goals scored in overtime or a shootout. The outcome of the bet is determined by whether both teams have scored at least one goal each in the three periods of 20 minutes each. ## First Team To Score (Regular Time) "First Team To Score (Regular Time)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where the bettor predicts which team will score the first goal in regulation time (i.e., three periods of 20 minutes each).

{% hint style="info" %} For this type of bet, the bettor can choose either Team 1, Team 2 or No goal . If you bet on Team 1 and they score the first goal in regulation time, you win the bet. If you bet on Team 2 and they score the first goal in regulation time, you win the bet. If you bet on No Goal and there is no goal in regulation time, you win the bet. {% endhint %} It's important to note that this type of bet is based only on the order of goals scored in regulation time and does not consider any goals scored in overtime or a shootout. The outcome of the bet is determined by which team scores the first goal in the three periods of 20 minutes each. ## Last Team To Score (Regular Time) "Last Team To Score (Regular Time)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where the bettor predicts which team will score the last goal in regulation time (i.e., three periods of 20 minutes each). {% hint style="info" %} For this type of bet, the bettor can choose either Team 1 or Team 2. If you bet on Team 1 and they score the last goal in regulation time, you win the bet. If you bet on Team 2 and they score the last goal in regulation time, you win the bet. If you bet on the No Goal and there is no goal in regulation time, you win the bet. {% endhint %} It's important to note that this type of bet is based only on the order of goals scored in regulation time and does not consider any goals scored in overtime or a shootout. The outcome of the bet is determined by which team scores the last goal in the three periods of 20 minutes each. ## Period Both Team To Score ## Total Goals Odd/Even (Regular Time) "Total Goals Odd/Even (Regular Time)" is a type of betting market in ice hockey where the bettor predicts whether the total number of goals scored in regulation time (i.e., three periods of 20 minutes each) will be an odd or even number.

{% hint style="info" %} For this type of bet, the bettor can choose either "Odd" or "Even". If you bet on "Odd" and the total number of goals scored in regulation time is an odd number(1,3,5), you win the bet. If you bet on "Even" and the total number of goals scored in regulation time is an even number(2,4,6), you win the bet. {% endhint %} It's important to note that this type of bet is based only on the total number of goals scored in regulation time and does not consider any goals scored in overtime or a shootout. The outcome of the bet is determined by the total number of goals scored in the three periods of 20 minutes each. # Volleyball ## Match Winner "Match Winner" in volleyball betting refers to a bet on the outcome of a volleyball match, where the bettor predicts which team will win the match.

{% hint style="info" %} For this type of bet, the bettor can choose either Team 1 (W1) or Team 2 (W2). If you bet on Team 1 (W1) and they win the match, you win the bet. If you bet on Team 2 (W2) and they win the match, you win the bet. {% endhint %} In volleyball, a match is typically played as a best-of-five set format, with the first team to win three sets declared the winner of the match. The outcome of the "Match Winner" bet is determined by which team wins the match, regardless of the number of sets played. ## Total Points "Total points" is a type of bet where you wager on the combined total number of points that will be scored by both teams in a match.

A bookmaker will set a line, for example, 180.5 points. As a bettor, you would predict whether the actual total points scored by both teams in the match will be "over" or "under" that set line. {% hint style="info" %} * If you bet "over" and the total points scored are 181 or more, you win. * If you bet "under" and the total points scored are 180 or less, you win. {% endhint %} ## Team 1 Total Points "Team 1 Total Points" is a type of bet where you wager on the total number of points that will be scored by Team 1 in a match.

A bookmaker will provide a line (a set number of points), and as a bettor, you would predict whether Team 1 will score "over" or "under" that line of points. {% hint style="info" %} For example, if the bookmaker sets the line at 87.5 points for Team 1, you would place a bet predicting whether Team 1 will score more (over) or less (under) than 87.5 points in the match. {% endhint %} ## Team 2 Total Points "Team 2 Total Points" is a type of bet where you wager on the total number of points that will be scored by Team 2 in a match.

A bookmaker will provide a line (a set number of points), and as a bettor, you would predict whether Team 2 will score "over" or "under" that line of points. {% hint style="info" %} For example, if the bookmaker sets the line at 87.5 points for Team 1, you would place a bet predicting whether Team 1 will score more (over) or less (under) than 87.5 points in the match. {% endhint %} ## Total Points Odd/Even "Total Points Odd/Even" in volleyball is a wager on whether the total points scored by both teams will be an odd or even number. This bet doesn't consider which team wins, only the nature (odd/even) of the total score.

{% hint style="info" %} For instance, if the total points scored by both teams in a volleyball match are 175, that would be an odd total, and all bets placed on "odd" would win. If the total points were 176, that's an even total, and bets placed on "even" would win. {% endhint %} ## Points Handicap "Points handicap" is used to balance a match between a favored team and an underdog. The favored team is given a points deficit (e.g., -1.5), which they must overcome to win the bet. Conversely, the underdog is given a points advantage (e.g., +1.5), so they can still 'win' the bet even if they lose the match, as long as the points difference is less than 1.5.

{% hint style="info" %} Let's say Team A (the favorite) is playing against Team B (the underdog). The bookmaker may give a handicap of -1.5 sets to Team A. This means Team A starts with a "deficit" of -1.5 sets. So, for a bet on Team A to win, they would need to win by more than 1.5 sets. On the other side, if you bet on Team B, they would start with a "lead" of +1.5 sets. So, even if Team B loses the match but the set deficit is less than 1.5, you would still win the bet. {% endhint %} Handicap betting allows you to bet on a match where there's a perceived difference in abilities between teams, making the bet more interesting and balanced. ## Set Winner "Set Winner" is a type of bet where you predict which team will win a specific set within the match.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, you could place a bet on Team A to win the first set, Team B to win the second set, and so on. {% endhint %} The match overall might have a different winner, but with this type of bet, you're only wagering on the outcome of individual sets. It's a way to make more specific, targeted predictions about the course of a volleyball match. ## Set Total Points "Set Total Points" refers to a wager on the combined total number of points that will be scored by both teams in a specific set.

{% hint style="info" %} Similar to the "total points" bet, a sportsbook will set a line, such as 45.5 points for the first set, and you as a bettor would predict whether the actual total points scored in that set will be "over" or "under" that line. {% endhint %} This bet doesn't depend on which team wins the set or the match, only on the total points scored by both teams in the specified set. ## Set Points Handicap "Set Points Handicap" in volleyball game is a wager where one team is given a hypothetical advantage (handicap) for a specific set in the match.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if Team A is favored to win the second set, the sportsbook may give a handicap of -2.5 points to Team A. This means Team A starts with a "deficit" of 2.5 points. For a bet on Team A to win, they must win the set by more than 2.5 points. Conversely, Team B, the underdog, would have a "lead" of +2.5 points. So, even if Team B loses the set, as long as the points difference is less than 2.5, you'd win the bet. {% endhint %} This type of bet aims to level the playing field when there's a perceived difference in abilities between the two teams in a specific set. ## Set Correct Score "Set Correct Score" bet refers to a wager where you predict the exact final score of a specific set.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, you could place a bet predicting that Team A will win the first set 25-22. To win the bet, the first set must end with exactly that score. {% endhint %} It's a more precise bet and generally harder to predict than simply who will win the set or the match, but it usually offers higher potential returns due to the increased difficulty. ## Set Total Points Odd/Even "Set Total Points Odd/Even" in volleyball game is a type of bet where you wager on whether the total points scored by both teams in a specific set will end in an odd or even number.

{% hint style="info" %} For instance, if you bet on 'odd' and the total points in the set end up being 45, you would win the bet. If you bet on 'even' and the total points are 46, then you would win. {% endhint %} This type of bet doesn't take into account which team wins the set or the match, but rather the odd/even nature of the total score of a specific set. ## Correct Score Correct Score" bet refers to a wager where you predict the exact final score of the entire match in terms of sets.

{% hint style="info" %} In a typical volleyball match, a team needs to win 3 sets out of 5 to win the match. So, if you place a Correct Score bet predicting that Team A will beat Team B by a score of 3-2, you would need Team A to win exactly three sets and Team B to win exactly two sets for your bet to win. {% endhint %} This type of bet is quite challenging as it requires a high degree of accuracy, but it can offer higher potential returns due to its difficulty. ## Sets Handicap Sets Handicap" is a type of wager where one team is given a hypothetical advantage or disadvantage, measured in sets.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if Team A is expected to win, they might be given a handicap of -1.5 sets. For a bet on Team A to pay out, they must win by more than 1.5 sets. Conversely, if you bet on Team B, who starts with a +1.5 sets advantage, you'd win the bet if Team B wins the match, or if they lose by less than 1.5 sets. {% endhint %} This type of bet aims to balance the odds when there's a clear favorite and underdog, allowing bettors to potentially win even if they bet on the team that loses the match, as long as the set deficit is smaller than the handicap. # Tennis ## Match Winner The "Match Winner" bet in tennis refers to betting on the outcome of a single tennis match. The bettor is asked to predict which player will win the match, regardless of the number of sets played.

{% hint style="info" %} W1: You can bet on player 1 will win the match. W2: You can bet on player 2 will win the match. {% endhint %} Each set is comprised of multiple games, and the first player to win six games (with a two-game lead) wins the set. If the set is tied at 6-6, a tiebreak is played to determine the winner of the set. The tiebreak is a race to seven points, with the player who reaches seven points first winning the set. Odds for each player are set by bookmakers based on various factors, including their current form, head-to-head record, and the surface being played on. Bettors can then place their wagers on the player they believe will win the match. ## Total Games "Total Games" is a common betting market in tennis that allows bettors to wager on the total number of games that will be played in a match. Bookmakers set a line or "total" for the number of games they expect will be played in the match, and bettors can then place a wager on whether they think the actual number of games will be **over** or **under** that total. {% hint style="info" %} For example, if the "Total Games" line is set at 21.5, bettors can place a wager on whether they think the actual number of games played in the match will be over 21.5 or under 21.5. If the actual number of games played is 22 or higher, the "Over" bet wins; if the actual number of games played is 21 or lower, the "Under" bet wins. {% endhint %} This type of betting can be especially appealing for those who are knowledgeable about the players involved in a match and the style of play they typically exhibit. By considering factors such as serving ability, return skills, and competitiveness, bettors can make an informed decision on the expected length of a match. ## Games Handicap "Games Handicap" is a type of betting in tennis that allows bettors to even the playing field by giving one player a handicap advantage in terms of games. The handicap is applied to the final score of the match, and the player who covers the handicap wins the bet.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if player A is given a handicap advantage of +2.5 games and player B is given a handicap disadvantage of -2.5 games, this means that player A effectively starts the match 2.5 games ahead of player B. If player A wins the match 6-4, 6-4, the final score with the handicap applied would be 8.5-4, 4.5-4, in favor of player A. In this case, the "A +2.5" bet would win. {% endhint %} Handicaps can range from small advantages of just a few games to larger advantages that give a player a substantial advantage over their opponent. The handicaps are set by bookmakers based on various factors such as the head-to-head record between the players, their current form, and the surface being played on. ## 1 Set Winner "1 Set Winner" is a type of betting in tennis that allows bettors to wager on which player will win the first set of a match. Unlike a "Match Winner" bet, which requires predicting the outcome of the entire match, a "1 Set Winner" bet only requires predicting the winner of the first set.

{% hint style="info" %} W1: You can bet on player 1 will win the set. W2: You can bet on player 2 will win the set. {% endhint %} Odds for each player are set by bookmakers based on various factors such as their current form, head-to-head record, and the surface being played on. Bettors can then place their wagers on the player they believe will win the first set. ## 1 Set Total Games Odd/Even "1 Set Total Games Odd/Even" is a type of betting in tennis that allows bettors to wager on whether the total number of games in the first set of a match will be an **odd** or **even** number. Bookmakers set a line for the total number of games they expect will be played in the first set, and bettors can then place their wagers on whether they think the actual number of games will be **odd** or **even**.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if the "1 Set Total Games Odd/Even" line is set at "Even," bettors can place a wager on whether they think the actual number of games played in the first set will be an even number. If the actual number of games played is 4, 6, 8, etc., the "Even" bet wins; if the actual number of games played is 3, 5, 7, etc., the "Odd" bet wins. {% endhint %} This type of betting can be appealing for those who are knowledgeable about the players involved in the match and their style of play, as certain players may be more likely to play sets with a higher or lower number of games. ## 1 Set Total Games "1 Set Total Games" is a type of betting in tennis that allows bettors to wager on the exact number of games that will be played in the first set of a match. Bookmakers set a line for the total number of games they expect will be played, and bettors can then place their wagers on the actual number of games they think will be played.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if the "1 Set Total Games" line is set at 6.5, bettors can place a wager on whether they think the actual number of games played in the first set will be over or under 6.5. If the actual number of games played is 7 or more, the "Over" bet wins; if the actual number of games played is 6 or fewer, the "Under" bet wins. {% endhint %} This type of betting can be appealing for those who are knowledgeable about the players involved in the match and their style of play, as well as their tendencies and strengths on the given surface. ## 1 Set Games Handicap "1 Set Games Handicap" is a type of betting in tennis that allows bettors to wager on the difference in the number of games won by each player in the first set of a match. In this type of betting, a handicap is applied to one of the players, effectively leveling the playing field and making the betting more competitive.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if the "1 Set Games Handicap" line is set at +1.5 for Player A and -1.5 for Player B, this means that Player A is considered to be the underdog and Player B is considered to be the favorite. In this scenario, if Player A wins the first set 6-4, with the handicap applied, Player A would be considered to have won 6 + 1.5 = 7.5 games, while Player B would be considered to have won 4 - 1.5 = 2.5 games. If the actual number of games won by Player A after the handicap is applied is greater than that of Player B, the "Player A +1.5" bet wins; if the actual number of games won by Player B after the handicap is applied is greater than that of Player A, the "Player B -1.5" bet wins. {% endhint %} ## 1 Set Betting ## 1 Set Correct Score "1 Set Correct Score" is a type of betting in tennis that allows bettors to wager on the exact score of the first set of a match. {% hint style="info" %} In this type of betting, bettors can place their wagers on the score they think the first set will end with, such as 6-4, 7-5, or 6-3. {% endhint %} # American Football ## Money Line "Money Line (Including Overtime)" in American Football betting refers to a bet on the outcome of a football game, where the bettor predicts which team will win the game, including any overtime periods.

{% hint style="info" %} For this type of bet, the bettor can choose either Team 1(W1) or Team 2(W2). If you bet on Team 1 and they win the game, you win the bet. If you bet on Team 2 and they win the game, you win the bet. {% endhint %} In American Football, if the game ends in a tie after regulation time (i.e., four quarters of 15 minutes each), the game will go into overtime, where the first team to score wins the game. The outcome of the "Money Line (Including Overtime)" bet will be determined by which team wins the game, including any overtime periods. ## Points Handicap "Points Handicap" is a type of wager used to balance a match when there's a clear favorite and an underdog. The sportsbook assigns a hypothetical points advantage or disadvantage to each team.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if Team A is favored, they might have a handicap of -7.5 points. This means they start the game with a 'deficit' of 7.5 points. To win the bet, Team A needs to win the game by more than 7.5 points. Conversely, if you bet on Team B (the underdog), they start with a 'lead' of +7.5 points. So, if Team B wins, or loses by less than 7.5 points, you win the bet. {% endhint %} This type of betting allows for more balanced and exciting betting, even when there is a clear favorite to win the game. ## Total Points "Total Points" refers to a wager on the combined total number of points scored by both teams in a game.

{% hint style="info" %} A sportsbook will set a predicted total, and you as the bettor would wager on whether the actual total points scored in the game will be "over" or "under" that prediction. For instance, if the sportsbook sets the total at 49.5 points for a football game, you would place a bet predicting whether the combined score of both teams will be over or under 49.5 points. This type of bet doesn't concern itself with who wins or loses the match, but rather the total points scored by both teams. {% endhint %} ## Team 1 Total Points "Team 1 Total Points" refers to a wager on the total number of points that Team 1 (usually the home team) will score in a game.

{% hint style="info" %} A sportsbook will provide a predicted point total, and bettors can wager whether Team 1's actual points will be "over" or "under" this prediction. For example, if the sportsbook sets the total at 24.5 for Team 1's points in a football game, bettors can place a wager predicting whether Team 1 will score more or fewer than 24.5 points in that game. {% endhint %} This type of bet only considers the points scored by Team 1, not who wins the match or the total points scored by both teams. ## Team 2 Total Points "Team 2 Total Points" refers to a wager on the total number of points that Team 2 (usually the away team) will score in a game.

{% hint style="info" %} A sportsbook will provide a predicted point total, and bettors can wager whether Team 1's actual points will be "over" or "under" this prediction. For example, if the sportsbook sets the total at 30.5 for Team 2's points in a football game, bettors can place a wager predicting whether Team 2 will score more or fewer than 30.5 points in that game. {% endhint %} This type of bet only considers the points scored by Team 2, not who wins the match or the total points scored by both teams. ## 1st Half/Full Time 1st Half/Full Time" bet (also known as a "Half-Time/Full-Time" bet) is a type of wager where you predict the outcome of the match at both half-time and full-time.

{% hint style="info" %} For instance, in a football match between Team A and Team B, the possible bets could be: 1. Team A/Team A: Team A leads at half-time and wins the game at full-time. 2. Team A/Draw: Team A leads at half-time, but the game is a draw at full-time. 3. Team A/Team B: Team A leads at half-time, but Team B wins at full-time. And similarly for Team B leading at half-time, or the match being a draw at half-time. {% endhint %} This type of bet requires both parts of the prediction to be correct in order to win, making it more challenging than a regular match result bet, but it usually offers higher potential returns due to its difficulty. # Cricket ## **Match Winner (Including Super Over)** "Match Winner" in cricket refers to betting on the outcome of a cricket match, including any Super Over. The bettor is asked to predict whether Team 1 (W1) or Team 2 (W2) will win the match.

If you place a bet on Team A to be the Match Winner, you'll win the bet if Team A wins the match. Conversely, if you place the bet on Team B, you'll win if Team B wins the match. ## Double Chance "Double Chance" bet is a type of wager that allows you to bet on two out of the three possible outcomes in a match. It's called "double chance" because you're getting two chances to win your bet. There are three potential outcomes in a cricket match: Team A wins, Team B wins, or the match ends in a draw. A double chance bet allows you to cover two of these outcomes with a single bet. Here are the double chance bet options: 1. Team A wins or Draw: You win the bet if Team A wins or if the match ends in a draw. 2. Team B wins or Draw: You win the bet if Team B wins or if the match ends in a draw. 3. Team A wins or Team B wins: You win the bet if either Team A or Team B wins. This is a good option in formats where a draw is unlikely, such as in One Day Internationals (ODIs) or Twenty20 matches. ## Draw No Bet "Draw No Bet" is a type of wager in cricket betting where you bet on either Team A or Team B to win the match, but if the match ends in a draw, your stake is returned - meaning you neither win nor lose. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. If you place a "Draw No Bet" on Team A and Team A wins the match, you win the bet. 2. If Team B wins, you lose the bet. 3. If the match ends in a draw, your stake is returned. {% endhint %} "Draw No Bet" is a safer betting option, especially in formats like Test cricket where draws can be a common outcome. It reduces the risk of losing your bet due to a draw. However, because the risk is lower, the potential payout for this type of bet is also usually lower than a standard match winner bet. ## Top Batter "Top Batter" is a type of wager where you bet on which player will score the most runs in a match, an innings, or during a specified part of the game. This bet can be placed for either team or both. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. If you place a "Top Batter" bet on Player A and Player A scores the most runs for their team in the specified period, you win the bet. 2. If any other player scores the most runs, you lose the bet. {% endhint %} This type of bet adds an extra level of excitement to watching a cricket match as you have a specific player to root for, instead of just cheering for a team. ## Top Bowler "Top Bowler" is a type of wager where you bet on which player will take the most wickets in a match, an innings, or during a specified part of the game. This bet can be placed for either team or both. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. If you place a "Top Bowler" bet on Player A and Player A takes the most wickets for their team in the specified period, you win the bet. 2. If any other player takes the most wickets, you lose the bet. {% endhint %} Like the "Top Batter" bet, the "Top Bowler" bet adds an extra level of excitement to watching a cricket match as you have a specific player to follow and root for. ## Most Sixes "Most Sixes" is a type of betting in cricket that allows bettors to wager on which team they believe will hit the most sixes during the match. W1: You can bet that Team 1 will hit the most sixes. W2: You can bet that Team 2 will hit the most sixes. X: You can bet that both teams will hit an equal number of sixes. \ \ This type of bet adds an extra element of excitement to the game as it isn't always the team that wins the match that hits the most sixes. ## Match Winner/Top Batter "Match Winner/Top Batter" is a type of combination bet in cricket. In this bet, you wager on both the outcome of the match (i.e., which team will win) and which player will score the most runs (i.e., the top batter). {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. If you place a "Match Winner/Top Batter" bet on Team A and Player B, both conditions must occur for you to win the bet. Team A must win the match, and Player B must score the most runs out of all the players in the match. 2. If only one or neither condition occurs, you lose the bet. For example, if Team A wins the match but Player B is not the top batter, or if Player B is the top batter but Team A does not win the match, you lose the bet. {% endhint %} This type of bet can offer higher potential returns than a single bet because it requires two conditions to be met, which increases the risk. Knowledge of both the teams and individual players is crucial for this type of wager. ## Total Sixes "Total Sixes" is a type of bet in cricket where you wager on the total number of sixes that will be hit in a match. A six is scored when the batsman hits the ball over the boundary without it touching the ground, earning six runs. {% hint style="info" %} The game sets a line for this total, and bettors can wager on whether they believe the actual number of sixes hit will be over or under this number. For example, if the line is set at 15.5: * If you bet 'over' and 16 or more sixes are hit in the match, you win the bet. * If you bet 'under' and 15 or fewer sixes are hit, you win the bet. {% endhint %} This type of bet does not consider who wins the match. It is solely based on the total number of sixes hit by both teams during the match. Knowledge of the teams, players, pitch conditions, and match format can be beneficial when making this type of wager. ## Total Fours "Total Fours" is a type of bet in cricket where you wager on the total number of fours that will be hit in a match. A four is scored when the batsman hits the ball to the boundary of the field, with the ball touching the ground at least once, earning four runs. {% hint style="info" %} The game sets a line for this total, and bettors can wager on whether they believe the actual number of fours hit will be over or under this number. For example, if the line is set at 30.5: * If you bet 'over' and 31 or more fours are hit in the match, you win the bet. * If you bet 'under' and 30 or fewer fours are hit, you win the bet. {% endhint %} This type of bet does not consider who wins the match. It is solely based on the total number of fours hit by both teams during the match. Factors like the teams playing, the form of the batsmen, the pitch conditions, and the match format can influence the outcome of this bet. ## Total Sixes "Total Sixes" is a market type used in cricket where you bet on the total number of sixes that will be scored in a match. A six is the term used when a player hits the ball over the boundary without it bouncing, thus scoring six runs. In this type of market, a line (number) is usually set by the bookmaker, and you as the bettor would predict whether the total number of sixes scored in the match will be over or under that line. {% hint style="info" %} For example, if the line is set at 10.5: * If you bet 'over' and 11 or more sixes are scored in the match, you win the bet. * If you bet 'under' and 10 or fewer sixes are scored, you win the bet. {% endhint %} The prediction focuses solely on the total number of sixes scored in the match and not on the outcome of the match (i.e., which team wins). This prediction requires an understanding of the teams' strengths, players' abilities, and conditions of play. ## Total Runs "Total Runs" is a common type of prediction in cricket where you wager on the total number of runs that will be scored in a match, innings, or other specified period. This can apply to the total runs by a team or the total runs in the entire match by both teams combined. The game sets a line for this total, and bettors can wager on whether they believe the actual number of runs scored will be over or under this number. {% hint style="info" %} For example, if the line is set at 250.5 for a One Day International (ODI): * If you bet 'over' and 251 or more total runs are scored in the match, you win the bet. * If you bet 'under' and 250 or fewer total runs are scored, you win the bet. {% endhint %} This type of prediction does not consider who wins the match. It's purely based on the total number of runs scored. Factors that can influence this include the quality of the batting and bowling, the pitch conditions, and the weather. ## Most Fours "Most Fours" is a type of prediction in cricket where you wager on which team or player will hit the most fours in a match. A four is scored when the batsman hits the ball to the boundary, with the ball touching the ground at least once, thus earning four runs. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. If you place a "Most Fours" prediction on Team A or Player B, and they hit more fours than any other team or player in the match, you win the prediction. 2. If any other team or player hits more fours, you lose the prediction. {% endhint %} This type of prediction doesn't consider who wins the match. It's only based on the total number of fours hit by the team or player. It's important to consider factors like the form of the batsmen, the conditions of the pitch, and the tactics of the teams when placing this kind of wager.
## 1st Inning Score "1st Innings Score" is a type of prediction in cricket where you wager on the total number of runs that will be scored in the first innings of the match. This can apply to a specific team's first innings score or the combined score of both teams in their respective first innings. The game sets a line for this total, and bettors can wager on whether they believe the actual number of runs scored in the first innings will be over or under this number. {% hint style="info" %} For example, if the line is set at 300.5: * If you bet 'over' and 301 or more total runs are scored in the first innings, you win the bet. * If you bet 'under' and 300 or fewer total runs are scored in the first innings, you win the bet. {% endhint %} Factors to consider while placing such a prediction include the strength of the batting lineup, pitch conditions, weather conditions, and the team's historical performance in the first innings. ## 1st Ball of the Match "First Ball of the Match" is a type of bet in cricket where you wager on what will happen on the very first ball of the match. {% hint style="info" %} Several outcomes can be predict on, including: 1. Whether the first ball will be a dot ball (no runs scored off it). 2. Whether the batsman will score runs off the first ball, and if so, how many (one run, two runs, four runs, six runs, etc.). 3. Whether the first ball will result in a wicket. 4. Whether the first ball will be a wide, a no-ball, or a legal delivery. {% endhint %} The odds for each of these outcomes will depend on the specific players involved and the match conditions. The bowler's form and style, the batsman's approach, and the pitch and weather conditions are all factors to consider. # Counter Strike: GO ## Match Winner In CS:GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) , a "Match Winner" prediction is one where you simply wager on which team you believe will win the match.

{% hint style="info" %} If you place a bet on Team A to be the Match Winner, you will win the bet if Team A wins the match. On the other hand, if you place the bet on Team B, you will win if Team B wins the match. {% endhint %} CS:GO matches are usually played in a best-of-one, best-of-three, or best-of-five format. So, the team that wins the majority of the games (maps) is declared the match winner. ## Maps Handicap "Maps Handicap" in CS:GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) betting is a type of wager where a hypothetical advantage (handicap) is given to one of the teams in terms of maps won.

{% hint style="info" %} For instance, if Team A is favored to win, they might have a handicap of -1.5 maps. This means they start with a "deficit" of 1.5 maps. To win this bet, Team A must win by more than 1.5 maps, so in a best-of-three series, they would need to win 2-0. On the other hand, if you bet on Team B, who is given a +1.5 maps advantage, you'd win the bet if Team B wins the match outright or loses by only one map (for example, 2-1 in a best-of-three series). {% endhint %} This type of bet is designed to balance the playing field when there's a clear favorite and underdog, and it provides an opportunity to win a bet even if you're backing the team that loses the match, as long as the map deficit is smaller than the handicap. ## Maps Total In CS:GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) betting, "Maps Total" is a type of wager where you bet on the total number of maps that will be played in a match.

The sportsbook sets a line for this total, and bettors can wager on whether they believe the actual number of maps played will be over or under this number. {% hint style="info" %} For example, in a best-of-three series, the sportsbook might set the line at 2.5. If you bet on 'over', you're predicting that the match will reach the third map (i.e., each team will win one of the first two maps). If you bet on 'under', you're predicting that the match will be decided in just two maps (i.e., one team will win both of the first two maps). {% endhint %} It's important to note that this type of bet doesn't take into account which team wins the match, but rather the total number of maps played in the match. ## Rounds Handicap "Rounds Handicap" in CS:GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) betting is a type of wager where one team is given a hypothetical advantage or disadvantage, measured in rounds.

{% hint style="info" %} For instance, if Team A is expected to win, they might be given a handicap of -4.5 rounds. This means that they start the game with a 'deficit' of 4.5 rounds. To win the bet, Team A must win the map by more than 4.5 rounds. On the other hand, if you bet on Team B, who start with a +4.5 rounds advantage, you'd win the bet if Team B wins the map, or if they lose by fewer than 4.5 rounds. {% endhint %} This type of bet aims to level the playing field between the teams when there's a clear favorite and underdog, allowing bettors to potentially win even if they bet on the team that loses the map, as long as the round deficit is smaller than the handicap. ## Map 1 Winner "Map 1 Winner" in CS:GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) betting is a type of bet where you wager on which team will win the first map of the match.

{% hint style="info" %} When you place a bet on the "Map 1 Winner," you're predicting which team will come out on top in the first map. If you place a bet on Team A, and Team A wins the first map, you win your bet. If Team B wins the first map, you lose your bet. This type of bet is independent of the overall outcome of the match. {% endhint %} ## Map 1 Rounds Handicap "Map 1 Rounds Handicap" in CS:GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) betting is a wager where one team is given a hypothetical advantage or disadvantage, measured in rounds, for the first map of the match.

{% hint style="info" %} Let's say Team A is favored to win, and they are given a handicap of -4.5 rounds. This means Team A starts the first map with a 'deficit' of 4.5 rounds. To win the bet, Team A must win the map by more than 4.5 rounds. Conversely, if you bet on Team B, who has a +4.5 rounds advantage, you'd win the bet if Team B wins the first map, or if they lose the map by fewer than 4.5 rounds. {% endhint %} ## Map 1 Total Rounds Odd/Even "Map 1 Total Rounds Odd/Even" is a type of bet in CS:GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) betting where you wager on whether the total number of rounds played in the first map will be an odd or even number.

{% hint style="info" %} For example, if a match on the first map ends with a score of 16-14, the total number of rounds played is 30 (an even number). If you had bet on 'even', you would win the bet. If you had bet on 'odd', you would lose. {% endhint %} ## Map 1 Overtime Will Be or Not "Map 1 Will Be Overtime or Not" is a type of bet in CS:GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) betting where you wager on whether the first map of the match will go into overtime or not.

{% hint style="info" %} In CS:GO, a map goes into overtime when the two teams are tied after all the regular rounds have been played. For instance, in a standard game with 30 rounds, if the score is 15-15 at the end, the game goes into overtime. {% endhint %} When you place a bet on "Map 1 Will Be Overtime", you're predicting whether the first map will end in a tie after the standard number of rounds, leading to overtime. If you bet on 'Yes', you're betting that the first map will end in a tie and go into overtime. If you bet on 'No', you're betting that the first map will not end in a tie and will not go into overtime. ## Map 1 Total Rounds "Map 1 Total Rounds" is a type of bet in CS:GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) betting where you wager on the total number of rounds that will be played in the first map of a match.

{% hint style="info" %} The game sets a line for this total, usually as a decimal like 26.5, and bettors can wager on whether they believe the actual number of rounds played will be over or under this number. For example, if you bet 'over' on a line of 26.5, you're predicting that the first map will have 27 rounds or more. If you bet 'under', you're predicting it will have 26 rounds or fewer. {% endhint %} This type of bet doesn't consider who wins the map or the match. Instead, it's solely based on the total number of rounds played in the first map. ## # Valorant ## Match Winner The "Match Winner" prediction in Valorant is quite straightforward. You're simply predicting which team will win the match.

{% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. You look at the two teams playing in the match and decide which one you think will win. 2. You place your prediction on that team. If the team you predict wins, you win the prediction. If the team you predict loses, you lose the prediction. {% endhint %} Factors to consider when deciding on which team to predict include the form of the teams, their historical head-to-head matchups, individual player performance, team strategies, and any recent changes to the team or game updates. ## Maps Handicap "Maps Handicap" in Valorant , is a type of wager designed to balance the odds when there's a perceived difference in strength between two teams.

Here's how it works: 1. A bookmaker will give a "handicap" to the stronger team (the favorites), which is a number of maps they have to win by for a bet on them to pay out. 2. Conversely, the underdog team is given the same handicap but in their favor. {% hint style="info" %} For example, in a Best-of-Three match, Team A (the favorite) might have a handicap of -1.5, and Team B (the underdog) a handicap of +1.5. * If you predict on Team A (-1.5), they need to win the match 2-0 for you to win the bet because they need to "cover" their handicap. * If you predict on Team B (+1.5), you will win your bet if Team B wins the match, or even if they lose 1-2, because with their 1.5 map handicap, their score is effectively 2.5-2 in this scenario. {% endhint %} ## Maps Total "Maps Total" is a market type used in eSports, including Valorant, where you predict on the total number of maps that will be played in a match.

{% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: * For example, in a Best-of-Three match, the line might be set at 2.5. * If you predict 'over', you're predicting that the match will go to a third map, i.e., both teams will win one of the first two maps. If this happens, you win the prediction. * If you predict 'under', you're predicting that the match will be decided in two maps, i.e., one team will win both of the first two maps. If this happens, you win the prediction. {% endhint %} ## Map 1 Winner "Map 1 Winner" in Valorant is a wager on which team will win the first map in a match. Each Valorant match is played across several maps, and this bet is specifically on the outcome of the first one.

{% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. You look at the two teams playing in the match and decide which one you think will win the first map. 2. You place your prediction on that team. If the team you predict on wins the first map, you win the prediction. If the team you predict on does not win the first map, you lose the prediction. {% endhint %} ## Map 1 Rounds Handicap "Map 1 Rounds Handicap" is a type of bet in eSports, including games like Valorant, which is designed to balance the odds between two teams that have a perceived difference in skill level.

{% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. The bookmaker gives a 'handicap' to the favored team. This handicap represents a deficit that the team must overcome in order for bets on them to win. It's typically a number of rounds. 2. Conversely, the underdog team receives the same handicap but in their favor - effectively a head start in rounds. {% endhint %} For example, if Team A (the favorite) has a handicap of -4.5 rounds for the first map, they must win the map by 5 or more rounds for a bet on them to pay out. If Team B (the underdog) has a handicap of +4.5, then bets on them pay out if they win the map, or even if they lose by fewer than 5 rounds. ## Map 1 Total Rounds "Map 1 Total Rounds" is a type of wager in eSports, including Valorant, where you bet on the total number of rounds that will be played in the first map of a match.

{% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: * For example, if the line is set at 24.5 rounds. * If you bet 'over', you're predicting that there will be 25 rounds or more in the first map. If this happens, you win the bet. * If you bet 'under', you're predicting that there will be 24 rounds or less in the first map. If this happens, you win the bet. {% endhint %} ## Team 1 Total Rounds "Team 1 Total Rounds" is a type of wager in eSports, such as Valorant, where you're betting on the total number of rounds that the first team (Team 1) will win in a map or over the course of the match.

{% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: * For example, the sportsbook might set the line at 12.5 rounds for Team 1. * If you bet 'over', you're predicting that Team 1 will win 13 rounds or more. If this happens, you win the bet. * If you bet 'under', you're predicting that Team 1 will win 12 rounds or less. If this happens, you win the bet. {% endhint %} ## Team 2 Total Rounds "Team 2 Total Rounds" is a type of wager in eSports, such as Valorant, where you're betting on the total number of rounds that the first team (Team 2) will win in a map or over the course of the match.

{% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: * For example, the sportsbook might set the line at 12.5 rounds for Team 1. * If you bet 'over', you're predicting that Team 2 will win 13 rounds or more. If this happens, you win the bet. * If you bet 'under', you're predicting that Team 2 will win 12 rounds or less. If this happens, you win the bet. {% endhint %} # Formula 1 ## Winner "Race Winner" is a common type of prediction in Formula 1 racing. It involves predicting which driver will win a specific race.

This type of prediction is straightforward, but can still be challenging because of the many variables that can impact the outcome of a race, such as the skill of the driver, the quality of the car, weather conditions, track layout, and unforeseen incidents during the race. ## Winning Car The "Winning Car" bet in Formula 1 is a type of wager where you predict on which car, or more specifically, which team's car will win a particular race. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. The game will list all the teams participating in the race along with the odds for each team's car to win. 2. You choose the team you think will win and place your bet on them. 3. If a car from the team you predict wins the race, you win your prediction. If a car from any other team wins, you lose your prediction. This type of prediction takes into account the overall performance of the cars from each team, rather than focusing on individual drivers. Factors to consider might include the car's speed, reliability, the team's pit stop strategy, and other factors like weather conditions and the particular characteristics of the race track. {% endhint %} ## Winning Nationality The "Winning Nationality" prediction in sports, including Formula 1, is where you place a wager on the nationality of the winning participant. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. The game will list all the nationalities represented in the race (or event) along with the odds for each nationality to win. 2. You choose the nationality you think will be represented by the winner and place your prediction on it. 3. If the winner of the race is of the nationality you predict, you win your prediction. If the winner is of any other nationality, you lose your prediction. {% endhint %} ## Free Practice 1 Winner "Free Practice 1 Winner" is a type of prediction in Formula 1 where you wager on which driver will record the fastest lap time during the first free practice session of a race weekend. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. The game will list all the drivers participating in the practice session along with the odds for each driver to record the fastest time. 2. You choose the driver you think will have the fastest lap time and place your prediction on them. 3. If the driver you bet on records the fastest time during the first free practice session, you win your prediction. If any other driver records the fastest time, you lose your prediction. {% endhint %} ## Qualification Winner The "Qualification Winner" is a common type of prediction in Formula 1 where you wager on which driver will achieve pole position during the qualification session. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. The game will list all the drivers participating in the qualification session along with the odds for each driver to achieve the fastest lap time. 2. You choose the driver you think will have the fastest qualification time and place your predict on them. 3. If the driver you predict on records the fastest time during the qualification session and hence secures the pole position, you win your prediction. If any other driver records the fastest time, you lose your prediction. {% endhint %} ## Top 3 Finish "Top 3 Finish" is a type of prediction in various sports, including Formula 1, where you wager on whether a particular driver will finish the race in one of the top three positions. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. The game will list all the drivers participating in the race along with the odds for each driver to finish in the top three. 2. You choose the driver you think will finish in the top three and place your prediction on them. 3. If the driver you predict finishes the race in any of the top three positions, you win your prediction. If the driver finishes in any position lower than third, you lose the prediction. {% endhint %} This type of prediction can be less risky than predicting a single driver to win the race outright (i.e., a "Race Winner" bet) as it gives a margin of two additional places for the predict to be successful. ## Top 6 Finish "Top 6 Finish" is a type of prediction in various sports, including Formula 1, where you wager on whether a particular driver will finish the race in one of the top three positions. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. The game will list all the drivers participating in the race along with the odds for each driver to finish in the top six. 2. You choose the driver you think will finish in the top six and place your prediction on them. 3. If the driver you predict finishes the race in any of the top six positions, you win your prediction. If the driver finishes in any position lower than six, you lose the prediction. {% endhint %} This type of prediction can be less risky than predicting a single driver to win the race outright (i.e., a "Race Winner" bet) as it gives a margin of two additional places for the predict to be successful. ## Fastest Lap The "Fastest Lap" is a type of prediction in Formula 1 where you wager on which driver will record the fastest single lap time during the race. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. The game will list all the drivers participating in the race along with the odds for each driver to record the fastest lap. 2. You choose the driver you think will achieve the fastest lap and place your prediction on them. 3. If the driver you predict on records the fastest lap during the race, you win your prediction. If any other driver records the fastest lap, you lose your prediction. {% endhint %} Factors to consider when placing such a bet include the driver's skill, the car's performance, the team's strategy for the race, tire management, and the weather conditions, among others. ## Points Finish "Points Finish" is a type of bet in Formula 1 where you wager on whether a particular driver will finish the race in a position that earns them championship points. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. The game will list all the drivers participating in the race along with the odds for each driver to finish in the points. 2. You choose the driver you think will finish in the points and place your prediction on them. 3. If the driver you predict on finishes the race in a position that earns them points (currently top 10 in Formula 1), you win your prediction. If the driver finishes in any position that does not earn points, you lose the prediction. {% endhint %} This type of prediction can be less risky than betting on a single driver to win the race outright (i.e., a "Race Winner" bet) as it allows for a larger margin of places for the predict to be successful. ## Both Car Points Finish The "Both Car Points Finish" is a type of bet in Formula 1 where you wager that both cars from a specific team will finish the race in the points. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. The game will list all the teams participating in the race along with the odds for both cars from each team to finish in the points. 2. You choose the team you think will have both cars finish in the points and place your prediction on them. 3. If both cars from the team you predict on finish the race in the points (currently top 10 in Formula 1), you win your prediction. If one or both of the cars from the team finish in a position that does not earn points, you lose the prediction. {% endhint %} Factors to consider when placing this type of prediction include the skills and reliability of the drivers, the performance of the cars, and the team's overall strategy and execution during the race. ## Grid Position of the Winner The "Grid Position of The Winner" is a type of bet in Formula 1 where you wager on the grid position from which the race winner will start. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. The game will list the possible grid positions along with the odds for the race winner to start from each position. 2. You choose the grid position you think the race winner will start from and place your predict on that. 3. If the driver who wins the race started from the grid position you predict on, you win your prediction. If the race winner started from any other grid position, you lose your prediction. {% endhint %} This type of prediction can be quite interesting because while historically, drivers starting from the front of the grid have a higher chance of winning, there are numerous instances of drivers winning from further back, particularly in races with variable weather conditions or numerous incidents. ## Winning Margin (Seconds) The "Winning Margin (Seconds)" is a type of prediction in Formula 1 where you wager on the time difference (in seconds) between the first and second place finishers at the end of the race. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. The game will list a variety of possible time margins (e.g., 0-5 seconds, 6-10 seconds, etc.) along with the odds for each. 2. You choose the time margin you think will separate the first and second place finishers and place your prediction on that. 3. If the time difference between the first and second place finishers falls within the range you predict on, you win your prediction. If the time difference falls within any other range, you lose your prediction. {% endhint %} Factors to consider when placing this kind of prediction include the comparative performance of the cars, the skills of the drivers, the nature of the circuit, and the weather conditions, among others. ## First Driver to Retire The "First Driver to Retire" is a type of prediction in Formula 1 where you wager on which driver will be the first to retire from the race due to any reason. {% hint style="info" %} Here's how it works: 1. The game will list all the drivers participating in the race along with the odds for each driver to be the first one to retire. 2. You choose the driver you think will retire first and place your prediction on them. 3. If the driver you predict on is the first one to retire from the race, you win your prediction. If any other driver retires before your chosen driver, you lose your prediction. {% endhint %} Retirement could be due to various reasons such as a mechanical failure, an accident, or any other issue that prevents a driver from continuing the race.