learning betting

ardacet8 · 12-14-14, 10:35 AM

The numbers under the goals indicate the threshold that will decide whether you win or lose. For example: betting on "over 2,5" translates into that you think that the match will end in total of 3 or more goals. (2-1, 3-1; 3:0,etc). Opposite works for the under as well, the results like 2:0, 1:1, 1:0 will be graded as loss.

As I see from this market, the numbers under corners is kinda same but now there are 3 options, not 2. Betting on over 7 corners will mean that you estimate there to be more than 7 (7 is not included!). If the game happens to have exactly 7 corners (sum of both teams), then only the option in the middle wins in that row. (row of 7 corners).

These are the very basics of betting so I am not sure if this kind of answer you were seeking for. If not, I will be happy to help.

shamol · 12-14-14, 11:29 AM

"betting on "over 2,5" translates into that you think that the match will end in total of 3 or more goals." what is the math behind it?

addictedto · 12-15-14, 04:45 AM

If you don't get that basic thing, you better stick to the sports you really know. Not trying to offend you, it's just better for your money. If over markets are not clear to you, what about the asian handicaps and so on.

makman · 12-15-14, 05:28 AM

Originally posted by addictedto

If you don't get that basic thing, you better stick to the sports you really know. Not trying to offend you, it's just better for your money. If over markets are not clear to you, what about the asian handicaps and so on.

well said ! when i saw the name of the thread, i jumped in expecting to see sth interesting.

ohdecas · 12-15-14, 07:13 AM

If you can't figure by yourself stay away