- Asian Handicap – is a type of bet that gives a virtual advantage to a team. It can be with both (-) and (+). Let me give you an example. In the football (soccer) game between team A and B we want to make an Asian Handicap -1 bet for team A. This means that in order for our bet to be winning team A needs to win with 2 or more goals (2:0, 3:1, 4:2 … etc). If team A wins only with 1 goal (1:0, 2:1, 3:2) the bet is void and we get our money back. If the game finishes even or team B wins our bet is lost.
- Alternative Asian Handicap – is the same as Asian Handicap but will give us the options to choose just how big the virtual advantage is +/- 2/3/4.
- First-half Asian handicap – is the same as point 1, but only about the first half.
- Asian total corners – is a type of bet that allows you to bet on the total number of corners in a given game. Asian Total Corners (ATK) – can be with integer numbers (8, 9, 10 …) or with non-integer (8.5, 9.5 …). If your bet is for team A to have more than 10 corners there are 3 possible outcomes. If they have less than 10 corners the bet is losing, if they have more than 10 corners your bet is a winner and if they have exactly 10 corners your bet is void and the money is returned to your balance. If you are betting with non-integer numbers the possible outcomes are only two, you either win or lose.
- First-half Asian corners – Just like Asian Total Corners but only about the first half.
- Accumulator bet – is a bet where the players make a combination of two or more bets in one slip. The player wins if all bets are winners.
- Arbitrage betting – this is a method of betting which guarantees a winning outcome no matter how the given game finishes. Example: two bookmakers give different coefficient (factor) about a tennis game. The first gives player A a factor of 2.1 for a win, and the second bookie gives 2.2 for player B to win. In this scenario, if you bet 100 euro on both players to win the game with the appropriate bookmakers you will either get 10 euro winning if player A wins or 20 euro if player 2 wins.
- Bookmaker/Bookie – is the licensed company which allows you to bet on different markets.
- Betting exchange – is a place where you can bet against other players who are willing to bet on the opposite outcome of your bet. The loser of this “dispute” pays off the winner.
- Both teams to score – is a bet where you win if both team A and B score.
- Cash out – this is the opportunity to close your bet before the event has finished. Effectively taking a portion of the money (this portion depends on whether your bet is currently winning or losing)
- Correct score – is a bet where you have to predict the exact score of a given game (3:1, 2:2, 0:1 etc).
- Double chance – is a type of bet where you win with 2 of the outcomes of the game. For example, if you bet 1/2 this means you will only be losing if the game finishes with a draw. The other variants are 1/X or 2/X.
- Draw no bet – is a bet where if you chose Team A to win (draw no bet) your bet will be winning if Team A wins the game and if the game finishes with a draw your bet will void and the money will be put back in your balance.