Two BTTS Options:
BTTS – Yes: You win if both teams score at least one goal.
BTTS – No: You win if one or both teams fail to score.
How Does It Work?
Let’s use Arsenal vs Chelsea as an example:
Arsenal 1–1 Chelsea ✅ BTTS: Yes wins
Arsenal 1–0 Chelsea ❌ BTTS: No wins
Arsenal 7–1 Chelsea ✅ BTTS: Yes wins
Arsenal 0–0 Chelsea ❌ BTTS: No wins
Only goals in regular time (90 minutes + injury time) count. Extra time and penalties are excluded.
BTTS Betting Tips
1. Check the Stats
Look at how often each team scores and concedes:
% of matches where they score
% of matches where they concede
Clean sheet stats
Average goals conceded
Example:
Arsenal at home:
✔️ Scored in 79% of games
❌ Conceded in 64%
Chelsea away:
✔️ Scored in 86%
❌ Conceded in 79%
With both teams regularly scoring and conceding, BTTS – Yes is a strong option.
2. Recent Form
Look beyond results. Ask:
Are both teams scoring in recent games?
Do they tend to concede even when winning?
If Chelsea has scored and conceded in 5 straight games, and Arsenal has scored in 4 of their last 5 but conceded in all of them – BTTS is a solid play.
3. Watch Player Availability
Injuries or suspensions can affect outcomes.
Example: If Chelsea’s top defender and goalkeeper are out, but their strikers are fit, they’re likely to score – and concede.
Always check team news before betting!
Final Tip:
BTTS works best when both teams are attack-minded or defensively shaky. Use team stats, recent form, and player news to guide your bets.
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