Both Teams To Score Form

The BTTS meaning is that you are betting on both teams to score within a game over the course of 90 minutes. It doesn’t matter what the score is, or who wins – if both sides score your bet wins. Variations on this bet type include Both Teams to Score and Win, and we. Football Stats - Find the best teams and league for both teams to score, over/under 2.5 and 1.5 goals, high and low corners, HT/FT result and the most common football scorelines.

BTTS Meaning?

BTTS, meaning both teams to score, or sometimes referred to as 'goal goal', is a highly popular and relatively low stakes football bet where you're backing both teams to score at least one goal before the full-time whistle, or, alternatively, both teams not to score. While there are different variations to the BTTS bet, such as betting on both teams to score in both halves or adding predictions for a winner, the meaning of BTTS is simple: you don't have to predict the winner of the match. In fact, who wins does not matter at all. As long as both teams score (or don't score) in the matches you have picked, you will have yourself a winning BTTS bet!

Do you offer BTTS Win Tips?

Yes! If you're looking to place a bet on both teams to score and also predict a winner, every one of our fixtures has a BTTS and win tip available. Adding a ‘win’ bet to your BTTS is very popular for boosted odds and is also very effective with accumulator (acca) bets, making it perfect for Saturday’s bankers.

What is a 'banker'?

While there is no such thing as a guaranteed winning bet, a banker is what you believe to be a sure thing, a given, the bet you are most confident will come through. If you're looking at a match up and you know both teams have attacking styles of play resulting in high scoring matches, you can use that knowledge to place strategic BTTS bets. Super Hot Tips gives you that knowledge. To help find your weekend banker, simply review the stats against each fixture listed above.

Why are BTTS bets so popular in the UK?

The reason a 'both teams to score' bet is such a popular betting market is because it is so simple and effective. It doesn't rely on a team winning or a draw. It's as simple as both teams scoring within a match, which is also a very common outcome, particularly in a competitive fixture. BTTS bets also allow you to enjoy your bet for the entirety of the match, as we've all seen someone hit the back of the net with one second to go. Sit back and when the final whistle blows you will see just how many fixtures result in both teams scoring and celebrate a win even if your favourite team hasn't.

How do you make your BTTS predictions?

Our recommended BTTS predictions are based on historical and current form data. This data clearly highlights the home team and the away team that are likely to score and concede in the relevant fixture. We are a combination of oddschecker and predictz, offering tips, stats and odds comparison.

What is the best BTTS tip for tonight, tomorrow or the weekend?

The fixtures are ordered by probability and date starting with today. Keep your eye out for the super hot tip marker, as this has a very high probability outcome. This is also a great bet for an accumulator (acca). Please gamble responsibly.

Why should I choose Super Hot Tips as my BTTS tipster?

It's pretty simple, our stats and algorithm make us one of the best BTTS tipsters in the business! Our predictions are based on historical head to head data calculated to provide accurate predictions with high probabilities. You can rely on us to put you in the best position to make maximum returns on your bets.

Where can I get a free bet to try a BTTS bet?

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Do you provide over 2.5 goals predictions and tips for each fixture?

Yes! The Super Hot Tips AI also predicts both over/under 1.5, 2.5 goals, 3.5 goals and total goals as well as the match result and correct score of all fixtures, so if you're looking to boost your odds and maximise your returns, this is a great option.

Does the Super Hot Tips site predict goals in both halves?

Unfortunately, we don't currently predict if a goal will be scored in the first half or the second half, but this is something we will look to introduce in the near future.

Does BTTS count in extra time?

Short answer: no. When placing a 'both teams to score' bet, only normal time – 90 minutes plus any injury time – counts. Any goals scored in extra time or in penalty shootouts do not count. The exception to this is if you have placed a specific bet on an extra time market, such as both teams to score in extra time.

Punters can often feel overwhelmed when looking at markets to bet on when they decide to have a flutter on the football. What is the best bet to make and what maximises the chances of enjoyment, as well as a tidy return, are questions that punters ask themselves before placing their particular bet. It’s true, there are no shortages of markets to bet on at Betfair and Paddy Power and the range of categories available can have you in two minds about what to do.

There’s no doubt that the increase in markets gives football even more appeal and caters for just about any bet a punter wishes to make. There are times though when a simplified, straightforward bet is all that is required. It doesn’t get more black and white than the BTTS bet and this revolutionary market provides punters with an incredibly simple choice. You can get all of Infogol’s predictions for upcoming matches.

BTTS explained

BTTS stands for both teams to score and it is as uncomplicated as the title suggests. All punters have to do is decide whether they think the teams coming up against each other both have a goal in them. If you don’t think both teams will score, you can opt for no and the odds won’t change much either as they never stray too far from the evens mark.

BTTS and its surge in popularity

Making picks on the Friday night before the weekend’s football gets underway is a favourite pastime for punters with endless opportunity and reward just a few shrewd punts away. Picking a winner out of a game between Man City and West Brom is easy, but the joy is sometimes taken out when faced with having to call fixtures like West Ham vs Burnley or Watford vs Everton. Making the right decisions on a winner or loser in fixtures as tight and closely contested as these ones has the potential to scupper your run of picks.

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With the BTTS market, you can instead just opt for whether there will be goals from both sides or not. This takes away the hassle of trying to call a mid-table showdown with no obvious winners presenting themselves from the start, though you can get analyst verdicts for all football matches in the major European leagues with Infogol.

If Andy Carroll pops up at the far post in the 90th minute to win the game 2-1 for the Hammers against Burnley, it won’t leave you in despair after potentially calling a draw if you instead chose a BTTS option that they would both score. The bet would be won as soon as both teams had scored and that means punters can walk away with their winnings long before the final whistle is blown. Early goals from both teams relieve the pressure on a bet when you choose BTTS because it doesn’t have you sweating up until the referee calls time at the end of the 90 minutes.

In the 2017/18 Premier League Season, both teams scored in 24 of Leicester’s 38 games. At 63%, this was the highest BTTS rate of any Premier League team

Making a BTTS bet is also a great way to get the most out of a neutral fixture when your team isn’t playing. If you’re going to be watching the Champions League final and are rueing the fact your team isn’t there, then this is a fun way to still enjoy the game.

This market provides you with the chance to appreciate all the best players in the world playing the beautiful game the way it is meant to be. It will guarantee a great night out watching any game even if those around you are perplexed at the sight of you celebrating goals from either side.

Mastering the BTTS strategy

BTTS may be a simpler way of betting but like any other good bets made, it also requires a bit of research, using sites such as Infogol. If two teams are coming up against each other that leak goals, it is very likely that both teams will score by virtue of the fact that the defences are renowned for being poor. On the other hand, if Chelsea are coming up against Stoke at Stamford Bridge then you know it will be a tough fixture for Stoke, with the Potters unlikely to breach the Chelsea defence. That’s when it becomes wise to bet on both teams not to score.

Both Teams To Score Formula

Punters need to base their decision on who is playing, where they are playing and how many goals they have conceded up until that point of the season. It’s also worth considering using Expected Goals (xG), which measures the quality of chances that a team has conceded in previous matches, as used by Infogol.

BTTS does differ from the total match goals market. If you take a punt on there being over 2.5 goals in a game between Man United and Tottenham and the Red Devils end up winning 3-0, you will win your bet even though Man United have scored all the goals. In the BTTS market, you need both teams to score in order to win your bet.

Both Teams To Score Form Guide

Scouring the upcoming fixture list for any potential high or low scoring games across the continent can help turn a neat profit. Once you’ve done that, then adding a few BTTS punts to an accumulator will increase the odds.

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Scoring with BTTS

The simplicity of this market makes it extremely popular and gives punters a chance to put a lot of matches in the bet without taking too much of a risk by doing so. When you back both teams to score, all you need is for both teams to avoid a nil scoreline and that means 1-1 scorelines are just useful as 5-5 results.