Both Teams to Score (BTTS)
A yes/no bet on whether both teams find the net. Popular because it ignores who actually wins the match.
Both Teams to Score (BTTS) is a simple yes/no market on whether both sides find the net during the match.
How it works
It ignores the result entirely, so you don't need to pick a winner — just judge whether goals will flow at both ends. It's popular for backing attacking, leaky teams, and pairs well with goals-based research.
Worked example
'BTTS - Yes' at 1.90 pays £19 on a £10 stake if both teams score, regardless of who wins or the final score.
Pros
- No need to predict the winner
- Great for attacking, high-scoring fixtures
Cons
- A single clean sheet loses the bet
- Odds often shortened on obvious matches
Tips
- Research both teams' scoring and conceding form.
- Combine with Over/Under for a goals-based angle.
FAQ
- What does both teams to score mean?
- Both Teams to Score (BTTS) means you're betting on whether each side scores at least one goal in the match. 'BTTS - Yes' wins if both teams score; 'BTTS - No' wins if either team fails to score. It's settled on 90 minutes and ignores the final result.
- Does BTTS include extra time?
- No — BTTS is settled on 90 minutes (plus stoppage time) only, unless a market explicitly states otherwise.
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