Both Teams To Score Explained

Analyse the stats: Essentially, you will want to look at both teams to score stats for the teams, and whether or not they have been scoring/conceding in recent matches. You can also look at home/away form to see if there are any notable differences in the number of goals scored/conceded for either team in the match

Check the team news: Probable line-ups and injury news will help you understand if there are any important players out of the match, which in turn could affect the goalscoring one way or the other.

Place in-play BTTS bets: These can provide fantastic value if used right. We recommend keeping an eye on games that look good for goals and potentially placing a 'Yes' in-play BTTS bet early in the game if both teams are creating chances. Even better, if there is a slow start to the game but you feel certain that things will heat up (higher odds).

Keep an eye on other markets: If you plan to place a 'No' BTTS bet, it could be worth looking at other markets for better value. Under 1.5 goals may have better odds, or maybe a "no goal" in the match bet, which is of course riskier, but could provide better value. You can also look at the 0-0 correct score market if you think the goalless draw is on the cards.

Place more specific BTTS bets: If your research points to plenty of goals in both halves, you could bet on Both Teams To Score in each half. These markets will always have big odds, but they are pretty hard to get right. You could also look at both teams to score in the first/second half markets, or a combo of BTTS and the match result (1X2).