Bet types · Totals
Over/Under (Totals) explained
Bet on whether a match total — goals, points, corners — finishes above or below a set line.
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How it works
The book sets a line (e.g. 2.5 goals). You bet Over or Under it. The result ignores who wins — only the combined total matters. Half-point lines prevent a tie (a "push").
Example
Over 2.5 goals at 1.95: if the match ends 2–1 (three goals), Over wins and 10 USDT returns 19.50 USDT. A 1–1 result (two goals) loses.
Over 2.5 goals at 1.95: if the match ends 2–1 (three goals), Over wins and 10 USDT returns 19.50 USDT. A 1–1 result (two goals) loses.
Over/Under (Totals) — FAQ
What is an over/under bet?
An over/under (totals) bet is on whether a combined total such as goals or points finishes above or below a line set by the sportsbook. The winner of the match does not matter — only the total does.
Other bet types
18+ · Odds include the book\'s margin. No system beats it long-term. Gambling involves risk.