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What is Correct Score Betting
Correct score betting involves predicting the exact score of a match. The term "波胆" comes from the phonetic transcription of "Ball" or possibly from Cantonese. Correct score betting means placing a wager on the exact final score of the game. For example, if you predict a score of 2:1 before the match and the final score is indeed 2:1, you win a high payout. This betting method is common on gambling platforms, but despite the high odds, the success rate is very low.
Types of Correct Score Betting
Correct score betting can be divided into two types:
- Full-time Correct Score:Predicting the final score at the end of the match.
- Half-time Correct Score:Predicting the score at the end of the first half or the second half.
Betting Considerations
- Correct score predictions only account for the scores within the regular match time, which is 90 minutes.
- Scores from extra time or penalty shootouts are not included in correct score predictions.
Odds in Correct Score Betting
The odds for correct score betting are relatively high due to the difficulty of accurately predicting the exact score of a match.
- The odds are influenced by the difference in strength between the two teams, their past performance, and overall form.
- For teams of similar strength, the odds for a small score difference are lower.
- For teams with a significant disparity in strength, the odds for a large score difference are lower.
Challenges of Correct Score Betting
The main challenge of correct score betting lies in its precision. Even with deep knowledge of the teams and players, accurately predicting the final score is difficult.
- There are many uncertainties in a match, such as on-the-spot performance, referee decisions, and weather conditions, all of which can affect the final score.
- Upsets also increase the difficulty of correct score predictions.
Strategies for Correct Score Betting
Due to the high difficulty of correct score betting, many players opt for "Anti Correct Score" betting as an alternative.
- Anti Correct Score Betting:Predicting that the match will not end with certain scores. This method typically has lower odds but a significantly higher success rate than traditional correct score betting.
Example
Suppose there is a match between Team A and Team B, and the player predicts a correct score of 3:1:
- If the final score is 3:1 in favor of Team A, the player wins the bet.
- If the score is any other result (e.g., 2:1, 3:0, 4:1), the player loses the bet.