Both teams to score explained
With «both teams to score – yes» you win if each team scores at least once, whatever the result. With «no» you win if at least one side fails to score.
Examples
| Score | Yes | No |
|---|---|---|
| 1-1 | wins | loses |
| 2-1 | wins | loses |
| 3-0 | loses | wins |
| 0-0 | loses | wins |
The stats to check
- Recent BTTS rate: in the last 8 games, how often did both teams score – home and away?
- Clean sheets: a side that regularly keeps clean sheets lowers the chance.
- xG conceded: a defence regularly allowing more than 1.3 xG will concede sooner or later.
- Team news: are the top scorer and first-choice centre-back available?
A simple strategy
Look for matches where both sides have scored in at least 60% of their recent games and conceded in at least 50%. Only bet if the price is above 1.65 – below that, the return is too small against the risk of a 1-0.
In-play, if the favourite scores early, the «yes» price often drifts above 2.00 while the underdog now has to attack.
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FAQ
What does BTTS mean?
BTTS stands for both teams to score.
Do own goals count?
Yes, they count for the team that benefits.
Does extra time count?
No, only normal time.