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BR What does BTTS mean?
BTTS stands for both teams to score. A "BTTS – Yes" bet wins if each team scores at least one goal. "BTTS – No" wins if at least one team fails to score. The final score is all that matters: who wins does not.
Examples
| Final score | BTTS Yes | BTTS No |
|---|---|---|
| 1-1 | Wins | Loses |
| 3-1 | Wins | Loses |
| 2-0 | Loses | Wins |
| 0-0 | Loses | Wins |
What counts
Normally only goals in the 90 minutes plus stoppage time count. Extra time and penalty shoot-outs do not, unless the bookmaker says so. Own goals count for the team that is credited with the goal.
What makes BTTS more likely
- Two teams that both score often and both concede often.
- Leagues with many goals per match.
- Teams that must chase a result late in the match.
A team with a very strong defence, or a clear favourite against a weak attack, pushes the chance down.
Reading the odds
Odds of 1.80 on BTTS Yes mean an implied chance of about 56 % (1 ÷ 1.80). Our BTTS predictions show our own probability next to the odds, so you can see where they differ. For a bigger price, many bettors combine it with goals: see BTTS and over 2.5.
Frequently asked questions
Does an own goal count for BTTS?
Yes. It counts for the team that is credited with the goal.
Does extra time count?
Usually not. Only the 90 minutes plus stoppage time count, unless the bookmaker states otherwise.
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