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Correct score

A correct score bet picks the exact score at the end of normal time. With so many possible scores the odds are long, and the bookmaker’s margin is usually wide.

Example

1–1 at 6.50 implies about 15.4%. The match ends 1–1, and a stake of 10 returns 65. Any other score, 2–2 included, loses.

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What is a correct score bet? How it works and paysThe full explainer, on the blogDutching calculatorOne stake across several picks, so any winner returns the same profit.

Related terms

DutchingDutching backs several selections in one event, with stakes sized so any of them winning returns the same profit. If none of them wins, the whole stake is lost.Both teams to score (BTTS)A both teams to score bet wins if each side scores at least one goal. The result does not matter: 1–1, 3–2 and 2–1 all win, while 2–0 loses.