Guide overview
Learn how both-teams-to-score markets settle and why they are distinct from match-result and total-goal markets.
The yes/no condition
A Yes selection generally needs each team to score at least once within the market’s stated period. A No selection wins if at least one team fails to score. A 1–1 score meets the Yes condition regardless of which side wins; a 2–0 score does not.
Separate questions, related evidence
Both-teams-to-score and over/under goals can be related, but they are not interchangeable. A 3–0 score is over 2.5 goals and No on both-teams-to-score. A 1–1 score is Yes and under 2.5. The markets describe different properties of the same scoreline.
Check the period
Some markets cover regulation time, while others may define another period or include extra time. Verify how own goals, abandoned matches and postponed fixtures are handled. A team’s past scoring record is context, not proof of what will happen in the next match.