Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Sat 17 Oct – S6 V3 P1 (SAA)

The Soccer 6 S6 V3 P1 (SAA) pool produced three draws, two home victories and one away win, with 20 goals scored across six fixtures. Barcelona delivered the standout attacking result by defeating Real Betis 5-2 away from home, while Minnesota United edged Saint Louis FC 3-2 in another five-goal encounter. Roma secured a 2-0 home victory against Genoa, providing the only winning result achieved without conceding. Philadelphia Union shared a 2-2 draw with Charlotte FC, Lille finished 1-1 against Stade Brest, and Valencia’s meeting with Athletic Bilbao ended 0-0. The official 3/2/1/2/2/1 combination produced 146 perfect entries, each receiving R1,402.80 from the R204,847.54 net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V3 P1 (SAA)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Sat 17 Oct – S6 V3 P1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V3 P1

• Match 1: Real Betis 2-5 Barcelona. Barcelona opened the coupon with a commanding 5-2 away victory over Real Betis, producing the most prolific individual attacking performance of the round. Seven goals made this the highest-scoring fixture by a considerable margin, accounting for 35% of the pool’s total of 20. Betis scored twice at home, a return that would have been sufficient to avoid defeat in several other matches on the coupon, but still conceded five. Barcelona’s three-goal winning margin was also the largest of the round. The successful 3 became the only away-winning selection in a combination otherwise made up of home victories and draws. This result contrasted particularly strongly with Valencia’s later goalless draw against Athletic Bilbao, illustrating the wide difference in scoring patterns across the six fixtures. Barcelona’s five goals also exceeded the combined attacking return of several other individual matches.
• Match 2: Philadelphia Union 2-2 Charlotte FC. Philadelphia Union and Charlotte FC finished 2-2, producing the first of three draws in the pool. Both sides scored twice, but neither established the extra goal required to claim victory. The successful 2 followed Barcelona’s emphatic away success and introduced a level result into the official combination. Four goals made this the second-highest-scoring drawn fixture of the round only in the sense that the other two draws contained fewer goals, with Lille against Stade Brest producing two and Valencia against Athletic Bilbao producing none. Charlotte’s two away goals matched the home side’s entire attacking return, ensuring that Philadelphia could not secure a winning result. This was the only draw in which both teams scored more than once. Its four-goal total also demonstrated that a match could contribute substantially to the pool’s scoring statistics without producing an outright winner.
• Match 3: Roma 2-0 Genoa. Roma secured a 2-0 home victory against Genoa, becoming the first home winner of the coupon. The hosts scored twice while preventing Genoa from registering a goal, creating the only outright clean-sheet victory across all six fixtures. The successful 1 interrupted the opening sequence of an away win and a draw. Roma’s two-goal advantage was narrower than Barcelona’s three-goal margin but more comfortable than Minnesota United’s eventual one-goal victory against Saint Louis FC. Genoa’s failure to score meant Roma did not need an additional attacking return beyond its two goals. This result also stood apart from the three drawn fixtures, two of which featured goals from both teams. Roma’s victory supplied a straightforward home selection before the coupon entered a sequence of consecutive draws in M4 and M5.
• Match 4: Lille 1-1 Stade Brest. Lille and Stade Brest shared a 1-1 draw, providing the second successful 2 selection. The home side scored once, but Brest matched that total to prevent an outright Lille victory. Compared with Philadelphia Union’s 2-2 draw against Charlotte FC, this encounter contained half as many goals while producing the same outcome category. Neither team managed to establish a winning margin, leaving both sides level on the final scoreboard. The result also interrupted Roma’s 2-0 home victory and began a pair of consecutive draws, with Valencia and Athletic Bilbao subsequently finishing 0-0. Lille’s inability to move beyond a one-goal attacking return was significant because a second goal without a further Brest response would have changed the official selection from 2 to 1. Instead, the draw contributed another level result to the combination.
• Match 5: Valencia 0-0 Athletic Bilbao. Valencia and Athletic Bilbao recorded the only goalless draw of the pool, with neither team finding the net. The successful 2 completed a sequence of two consecutive draws and became the third level outcome overall. While Barcelona and Real Betis had combined for seven goals in the opening fixture, this match contributed none to the final total of 20. Both teams finished with clean sheets, although neither secured the outright victory achieved by Roma. Valencia was also the only home team on the coupon to finish without scoring, while Athletic Bilbao joined Genoa among the visiting sides unable to register a goal. The 0-0 scoreline was important for entries that correctly anticipated the earlier draws, since it required the same selection despite a completely different attacking pattern. With three draws recorded in the first five matches, the final fixture would determine the overall balance between level and decisive results.
• Match 6: Minnesota United 3-2 Saint Louis FC. Minnesota United completed the coupon with a 3-2 home victory over Saint Louis FC in a five-goal contest. The hosts scored three times and finished one goal ahead, while the visitors’ two goals kept the final result relatively narrow. The successful 1 became the second home victory of the round and ended the consecutive draw sequence established by Lille and Valencia. Minnesota’s three-goal total was the highest by any home team on the coupon, exceeding the two scored by Real Betis, Philadelphia Union and Roma. The fixture also ranked second for total goals behind Barcelona’s 5-2 victory over Real Betis. Unlike Roma’s clean-sheet success, Minnesota needed all three of its goals to finish ahead of an opponent that scored twice. The closing result completed the 3/2/1/2/2/1 combination, leaving draws as the most frequent outcome and Barcelona as the sole away winner.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 2
• Draws: 3
• Away Wins: 1
• Total Goals: 20
• Biggest Winning Margin: Real Betis 2-5 Barcelona
• Highest-Scoring Match: Real Betis 2-5 Barcelona (7 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Match: Valencia 0-0 Athletic Bilbao
• Drawn Matches: Philadelphia Union 2-2 Charlotte FC / Lille 1-1 Stade Brest / Valencia 0-0 Athletic Bilbao
• Clean-Sheet Victory: Roma 2-0 Genoa
• Home Victories: Roma and Minnesota United
• Only Away Victory: Barcelona
• Highest Individual Goal Total: Barcelona (5 goals)
• Winning Combination: 3/2/1/2/2/1
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R204,847.54
Winners: 146
Dividend: R1,402.80

 

Soccer 6 Dividend Analysis

The official S6 V3 P1 payout recorded 146 winning entries, each receiving R1,402.80 from the R204,847.54 net pool. The winning combination of 3/2/1/2/2/1 included three draws, two home victories and one away success. Barcelona’s opening victory supplied the only successful visiting selection, while the remaining five fixtures required either a home win or a draw.

The scoring distribution was unusually uneven. Barcelona’s 5-2 victory against Real Betis accounted for seven goals, while Minnesota United’s 3-2 win over Saint Louis FC contributed another five. These two fixtures produced 12 of the pool’s 20 goals, or 60% of the total. By contrast, Valencia and Athletic Bilbao finished without scoring, creating the only goalless encounter.

All three draws appeared within the first five positions of the official combination. Philadelphia Union and Charlotte FC shared four goals, Lille and Stade Brest scored once each, and Valencia against Athletic Bilbao ended 0-0. Selecting all three draws correctly required recognising the same result category across matches with substantially different scoring totals.

Roma and Minnesota United completed the home-winning portion of the combination through contrasting performances. Roma defeated Genoa 2-0 without conceding, while Minnesota needed three goals to overcome Saint Louis FC 3-2. With 146 perfect entries recorded, the official dividend of R1,402.80 reflected the distribution of the net pool among winners who correctly identified all six outcomes.

 

The Soccer 6 S6 V3 P1 (SAA) pool produced three draws, two home victories and one away win, with 20 goals scored across six fixtures. Barcelona defeated Real Betis 5-2 in the highest-scoring match, while Philadelphia Union and Charlotte FC finished 2-2. Roma secured a 2-0 home victory over Genoa, Lille drew 1-1 with Stade Brest, and Valencia shared a goalless draw with Athletic Bilbao. Minnesota United completed the coupon with a 3-2 victory against Saint Louis FC. The official 3/2/1/2/2/1 combination produced 146 winning entries, each receiving R1,402.80 from the R204,847.54 net pool.

 

Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Sat 17 Oct – S6 V2 P2 (6KK)

Away victories dominated the Soccer 6 S6 V2 P2 (6KK) pool, with visiting teams winning four of the six fixtures and no matches ending in a draw. Kruger United defeated Chippa United 1-0, Milford recorded the same scoreline against Golden Arrows, and Liverpool secured a 2-1 victory away to Brentford. Aston Villa completed the away-winning group with a narrow 1-0 success at Newcastle United. The two home victories came from Fulham, who beat Hull City 1-0, and Sekhukhune United, who overcame Marumo Gallants 2-1. Only 10 goals were scored across the six matches, with five fixtures decided by a single goal. The official winning combination of 3/3/3/1/1/3 produced 176 perfect entries, each receiving R2,446.80 from the R430,667.40 net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V2 P2 (6KK)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Sat 17 Oct – S6 V2 P2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V2 P2

• Match 1: Chippa United 0-1 Kruger United. Kruger United began the coupon with a narrow 1-0 away victory against Chippa United, securing the first successful 3 selection. The visitors scored the only goal and maintained a clean sheet, while Chippa failed to produce the equaliser required to avoid defeat. This match contributed just one goal to the pool’s final total of 10, immediately establishing the low-scoring character of the round. Kruger United’s result was later matched by Milford and Aston Villa, who also recorded 1-0 away victories. The opening fixture was therefore the first of three identical scorelines involving successful visiting teams. Although the margin was minimal, it was sufficient to secure an outright victory and begin a sequence of three consecutive away wins. Chippa’s failure to score also meant that the home side could not benefit from the narrow defensive margin separating the teams.
• Match 2: Golden Arrows 0-1 Milford. Milford defeated Golden Arrows 1-0, repeating the scoreline and away-winning outcome from the opening fixture. Neither Golden Arrows nor Chippa United managed to score at home, while their respective visitors required only one goal to secure victory. The successful 3 extended the opening sequence of away selections to two matches. Milford’s clean sheet was essential to the final result because the one-goal attacking return left no additional margin for conceding. This was the second consecutive fixture containing a single goal, bringing the cumulative scoring total to just two after M2. The similarity between the opening matches was particularly notable: both home teams lost without scoring, both visitors finished one goal ahead, and both results contributed to the same successful selection. The trend continued in M3, although Liverpool’s victory over Brentford contained more goals.
• Match 3: Brentford 1-2 Liverpool. Liverpool secured a 2-1 away victory against Brentford, completing a sequence of three consecutive visiting wins at the beginning of the coupon. Unlike Kruger United and Milford, Liverpool conceded a goal, making its second successful finish necessary to secure the result. Brentford scored once at home but could not match the visitors’ two-goal return. The fixture contributed three goals, making it one of the two highest-scoring matches in the pool, alongside Sekhukhune United against Marumo Gallants. The successful 3 confirmed that every position in the opening half of the coupon required an away selection. Liverpool also became the only away winner to score more than once, with Kruger United, Milford and Aston Villa each recording a single goal. The result highlighted the difference between winning with a clean sheet and securing an advantage despite conceding, while preserving the overall dominance of visiting teams.
• Match 4: Fulham 1-0 Hull City. Fulham interrupted the sequence of away victories with a 1-0 home success against Hull City. The hosts scored the only goal of the contest and prevented Hull from responding, producing the first successful 1 of the round. After three consecutive visiting selections, this result changed the direction of the official combination and began a two-match home-winning sequence. Fulham’s victory matched the 1-0 scoreline recorded by Kruger United and Milford, but reversed the location of the winning team. The fixture was another example of the narrow margins that characterised this pool, with only one goal separating the sides. Hull City’s inability to score allowed Fulham to protect its minimal advantage. This was also the third consecutive match won by a single goal, and the fourth of six fixtures in which the eventual loser scored no goals.
• Match 5: Sekhukhune United 2-1 Marumo Gallants. Sekhukhune United recorded a 2-1 home victory against Marumo Gallants, becoming the second and final home winner of the coupon. The hosts scored twice, while Gallants managed one goal without securing a draw. This was the only home victory in the pool where both teams scored, contrasting with Fulham’s 1-0 clean-sheet success in the preceding fixture. The successful 1 completed a consecutive pair of home selections following the opening three away victories. Sekhukhune’s two-goal return equalled Liverpool’s total against Brentford, and both matches finished 2-1 in favour of the team scoring twice. Together, these were the only fixtures containing three goals, accounting for six of the pool’s overall total of 10. The one-goal margin also continued the pattern of closely contested final scorelines, with neither side achieving a victory by more than a single goal anywhere on the coupon.
• Match 6: Newcastle United 0-1 Aston Villa. Aston Villa completed the coupon with a 1-0 away victory over Newcastle United, adding a fourth successful 3 to the official combination. The visitors scored once and kept a clean sheet, while Newcastle finished without a goal at home. This result repeated the pattern established by Kruger United and Milford in the opening two fixtures, bringing the total number of 1-0 away wins to three. Aston Villa’s victory also ended the two-match home-winning sequence created by Fulham and Sekhukhune United. The final result confirmed that away selections accounted for four of the six positions, with the remaining two occupied by home wins and no draws recorded. For entries that had correctly anticipated the first five outcomes, Aston Villa’s narrow success completed the 3/3/3/1/1/3 winning combination. The result reinforced the round’s defining pattern of minimal winning margins and visiting-team success.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 2
• Draws: 0
• Away Wins: 4
• Total Goals: 10
• Biggest Winning Margin: 1 goal (all six matches)
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Brentford 1-2 Liverpool / Sekhukhune United 2-1 Marumo Gallants (3 goals each)
• Lowest-Scoring Matches: Chippa United 0-1 Kruger United / Golden Arrows 0-1 Milford / Fulham 1-0 Hull City / Newcastle United 0-1 Aston Villa
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Kruger United, Milford, Fulham and Aston Villa
• Home Victories: Fulham and Sekhukhune United
• Away Victories: Kruger United, Milford, Liverpool and Aston Villa
• One-Goal Winning Margins: 6
• Winning Combination: 3/3/3/1/1/3
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R430,667.40
Winners: 176
Dividend: R2,446.80

 

Soccer 6 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 6 S6 V2 P2 payout recorded 176 perfect entries, each receiving R2,446.80 from the R430,667.40 net pool. The winning combination of 3/3/3/1/1/3 was heavily weighted towards visiting teams, with four away victories against two home wins. No fixture ended in a draw, meaning every successful selection required correctly identifying an outright winner.

The opening sequence was especially distinctive. Kruger United, Milford and Liverpool all won away from home, providing three consecutive successful 3 selections. Fulham and Sekhukhune United then interrupted the away-winning pattern with consecutive home victories before Aston Villa supplied the final visiting success. This structure required entries to identify the change from away to home outcomes at M4 and the return to an away selection in the final fixture.

The coupon produced only 10 goals, and every match was decided by exactly one goal. Four fixtures finished 1-0, including three away victories and Fulham’s home success. Liverpool and Sekhukhune United supplied the two 2-1 results, which together accounted for six of the ten goals. With no draws and no winning margin greater than one goal, a single additional goal for any losing side would have changed that fixture’s outcome to a draw.

The official R2,446.80 dividend was the highest of the three displayed Soccer 6 pools for 17 October. Its 176 perfect entries correctly identified all four away victories and the two home successes despite the narrow margins throughout the coupon. The published net pool of R430,667.40 was also the largest among those three pools.

 

The Soccer 6 S6 V2 P2 (6KK) pool was dominated by away teams, producing four visiting victories, two home wins and no draws, with only 10 goals scored across six matches. Kruger United defeated Chippa United 1-0, Milford won 1-0 at Golden Arrows, and Liverpool secured a 2-1 victory against Brentford. Fulham then beat Hull City 1-0, followed by Sekhukhune United’s 2-1 home success over Marumo Gallants. Aston Villa completed the coupon with a 1-0 victory at Newcastle United. Every match was decided by a single goal, and the official 3/3/3/1/1/3 combination produced 176 winning entries, each receiving R2,446.80 from the R430,667.40 net pool.

 

Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Sat 17 Oct – S6 V2 P1 (6KK)

The Soccer 6 S6 V2 P1 (6KK) pool finished with an equal distribution of three home victories and three away wins, with no draws and 14 goals recorded across six matches. Chelsea opened the coupon with a 2-0 victory at Everton, while Watford responded with a 2-0 home success against Charlton Athletic. Birmingham City recorded the largest winning margin by defeating Queens Park Rangers 3-0. Portsmouth and West Ham United each secured 1-0 away victories against Norwich City and Swansea City respectively, before West Brom completed the round with a 3-2 home win over Blackburn Rovers. The official winning combination of 3/1/1/3/3/1 produced 97 perfect entries, each receiving R592.20 from the R57,467.34 net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V2 P1 (6KK)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Sat 17 Oct – S6 V2 P1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V2 P1

• Match 1: Everton 0-2 Chelsea. Chelsea opened the pool with a 2-0 away victory against Everton, establishing the first successful 3 selection. The visitors scored twice without conceding, securing a two-goal winning margin and a clean sheet. Everton finished without a goal at home, leaving Chelsea with a comfortable advantage on the final scoreboard. This result was one of three away victories in the coupon, although Portsmouth and West Ham United later required only one goal each to secure their respective successes. Chelsea’s two-goal margin was therefore the largest achieved by a visiting team. The match also began a sequence of five consecutive fixtures in which the losing side failed to score. Chelsea contributed two of the round’s 14 goals and provided an early away selection before the combination shifted towards consecutive home victories in M2 and M3.
• Match 2: Watford 2-0 Charlton Athletic. Watford defeated Charlton Athletic 2-0, delivering the first home victory of the coupon. The hosts matched Chelsea’s two-goal attacking return from the opening fixture and also kept a clean sheet, although Watford achieved the result on home ground. Charlton Athletic failed to score, leaving Watford with a clear two-goal advantage. The successful 1 interrupted the opening away selection and established the first of two consecutive home victories. This match was particularly similar to Everton against Chelsea in terms of total goals and winning margin, but the successful result category was reversed. Watford’s performance also formed part of a broader defensive pattern, as five of the six winning teams in this pool finished without conceding. The victory contributed another two goals to the overall total and preceded Birmingham City’s more emphatic 3-0 success against Queens Park Rangers.
• Match 3: Birmingham City 3-0 Queens Park Rangers. Birmingham City recorded the largest winning margin of the round with a 3-0 victory over Queens Park Rangers. The hosts scored three unanswered goals, exceeding the two-goal margins achieved by Chelsea and Watford in the preceding fixtures. The successful 1 completed a pair of consecutive home selections and provided the second home victory of the coupon. Queens Park Rangers failed to score, making this the third consecutive fixture in which the losing team was kept off the scoresheet. Birmingham’s three-goal attacking total was later matched by West Brom, although the latter conceded twice against Blackburn Rovers and therefore finished with a narrower advantage. This result was the most decisive of the six matches in terms of the final goal difference. Birmingham’s victory also accounted for three of the pool’s 14 goals and marked the last home success before two consecutive away wins followed.
• Match 4: Norwich City 0-1 Portsmouth. Portsmouth secured a narrow 1-0 away victory at Norwich City, returning the official combination to a successful 3 selection. Unlike Chelsea’s earlier 2-0 away victory, Portsmouth needed only a single goal to finish ahead. Norwich failed to score at home, allowing the visitors to maintain their one-goal advantage. This match became the lowest-scoring fixture of the coupon, a distinction later shared by Swansea City against West Ham United. Portsmouth’s clean sheet was particularly important because any Norwich goal would have changed the final outcome to a draw. The result interrupted consecutive home victories by Watford and Birmingham City and started a new pair of away-winning selections. With four fixtures completed, the coupon had produced two home victories and two away wins, all achieved without the winning team conceding a goal.
• Match 5: Swansea City 0-1 West Ham United. West Ham United defeated Swansea City 1-0, repeating Portsmouth’s successful away result from the preceding fixture. Both matches featured one goal, a clean sheet for the visitors and a home team unable to score. The successful 3 extended the away-winning sequence to two consecutive matches. Swansea’s failure to register a goal meant West Ham needed only one successful finish to secure the victory. This was the fifth consecutive match in the pool where the losing team finished without scoring, underlining the importance of clean sheets across the coupon. West Ham’s result also completed the set of three away victories, joining Chelsea and Portsmouth as successful visiting teams. The final fixture would therefore determine whether the pool finished with more away wins than home victories or an equal distribution of the two outcomes.
• Match 6: West Brom 3-2 Blackburn Rovers. West Brom defeated Blackburn Rovers 3-2 in the highest-scoring fixture of the pool, producing five goals after a sequence of considerably lower-scoring encounters. Both teams found the net, making this the only match in which the losing side managed to score. West Brom’s three-goal attacking total matched Birmingham City’s performance against Queens Park Rangers, but the final winning margin was much narrower because Blackburn scored twice. The successful 1 became the third home victory and completed an even distribution of three home wins and three away victories. This result also ended the sequence of five clean-sheet successes established by Chelsea, Watford, Birmingham City, Portsmouth and West Ham United. The final match contributed five of the coupon’s 14 goals, more than one-third of the overall total. West Brom’s victory completed the official 3/1/1/3/3/1 combination and supplied the decisive closing selection for perfect entries.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 3
• Draws: 0
• Away Wins: 3
• Total Goals: 14
• Biggest Winning Margin: Birmingham City 3-0 Queens Park Rangers
• Highest-Scoring Match: West Brom 3-2 Blackburn Rovers (5 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Matches: Norwich City 0-1 Portsmouth / Swansea City 0-1 West Ham United
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Chelsea, Watford, Birmingham City, Portsmouth and West Ham United
• Home Victories: Watford, Birmingham City and West Brom
• Away Victories: Chelsea, Portsmouth and West Ham United
• Matches Without Both Teams Scoring: 5
• Winning Combination: 3/1/1/3/3/1
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R57,467.34
Winners: 97
Dividend: R592.20

 

Soccer 6 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 6 S6 V2 P1 payout recorded 97 winning entries, each receiving R592.20 from the R57,467.34 net pool. The winning combination of 3/1/1/3/3/1 contained three home victories and three away wins, with no draws. Although the result distribution was evenly balanced, the sequence included consecutive home selections in M2 and M3 and consecutive away selections in M4 and M5.

Clean-sheet victories dominated the coupon. Chelsea, Watford, Birmingham City, Portsmouth and West Ham United all won without conceding, accounting for five of the six successful results. This was particularly notable because the winning margins varied from Birmingham’s commanding 3-0 home victory to the narrow 1-0 away successes achieved by Portsmouth and West Ham United. In each case, the losing team failed to score.

West Brom’s 3-2 victory against Blackburn Rovers was the exception to this pattern. Both teams scored, and the fixture contributed five of the pool’s 14 goals. The final encounter therefore accounted for approximately 35.7% of the overall scoring total, while the preceding five matches produced nine goals combined. This contrast made the closing result distinctive despite its successful home selection matching Watford and Birmingham City’s earlier victories.

The published payout of R592.20 was distributed among 97 perfect entries, making it the lowest dividend of the three displayed Soccer 6 pools for 17 October. With no draws recorded, successful entries needed to identify three home winners and three visiting winners in the correct sequence. The official net pool of R57,467.34 was also the smallest of the three pools.

 

The Soccer 6 S6 V2 P1 (6KK) pool produced three home victories and three away wins, with no draws and 14 goals scored across six matches. Chelsea opened with a 2-0 away victory against Everton, followed by Watford’s 2-0 home success over Charlton Athletic. Birmingham City defeated Queens Park Rangers 3-0, recording the largest winning margin of the round. Portsmouth and West Ham United both secured 1-0 away victories against Norwich City and Swansea City respectively. West Brom completed the coupon with a 3-2 win over Blackburn Rovers in the highest-scoring fixture. The official 3/1/1/3/3/1 combination produced 97 perfect entries, each receiving R592.20 from the R57,467.34 net pool.

 

Betting Types Explained

The 1X2 System – Classic Match Result

This is the standard bet used in soccer betting and all Soccer Pools. You choose the outcome after 90 minutes:

• 1 – Home team to win
• X – Draw
• 2 – Away team to win

Singles, Doubles & Triple Bets

Sometimes it’s safer to back more than one possible result in a single match.

Triple Chance Bets are only available in Soccer Pools-style games and lock that leg of your bet.

Double Chance Bets are widely used in normal sports betting and combo tickets.

Double Chance Betting

• 1X – Home win or Draw
• X2 – Draw or Away win
• 12 – Home win or Away win (no draw)

Triple Chance Betting

1X2 – Any result will land (home/draw/away)

Banker Bets & Codes

Bankers are selections with the strongest stats – picks with the highest chance of success.

Over / Under Goals – O/U Explained

Over Goals (O/):

• Over 0.5 – 1+ goal total
• Over 1.5 – 2 or more goals
• Over 2.5 – 3 or more goals
• Over 3.5 – 4 or more goals
• Over 4.5 – 5 or more goals

Under Goals (U/):

• Under 0.5 – goalless match (0-0)
• Under 1.5 – max 1 goal total
• Under 2.5 – max 2 goals
• Under 3.5 – max 3 goals
• Under 4.5 – max 4 goals

Both Teams To Score (BTTS)

• BTTS – Yes: both teams must score
• BTTS – No: one or both teams fail to score