Over/under bets, also known as over/under bets or Over/Under bets, can be understood as predicting that the total number of a stat in a match – most commonly the number of goals – will be more (over) or less (under) the number set by the bookmaker link in LuongsonTV

For example: Before the match, the bookmaker offers a bet of 1.5 goals. If you think that there will be at least 2 goals scored in the match, then you will bet on over. On the contrary, if you think this match has only one goal or no goals, you need to bet on the under.

The same rule also applies to other parameters in the match, such as the number of corners, the number of yellow cards, or even... the total number of shirts of the scorers. In general, where there are parameters, there are over/under bets.

How to bet on over/under

When participating in betting Over/Under bet, the win or loss result of the match is no longer important. As long as you make the correct choice whether the number of times an event takes place is more or less than the original number set by the dealer, you will win the bet.

Therefore, you need to predict the development of the match to make reasonable choices. For example, if you predict that the upcoming match will have an attractive and devoted duel, you can bet on over to score; If you feel that the two teams will play closely and strain to defend, then bet under.

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Over/under odds: What is the 2-2.5 over/under bet?

While participating in over/under betting, you may see many different numbers for bets such as 2-2.25-2.5-2.75. So how are they different?

Over/under bets with a decimal number of .5 are the most popular bets. These are bets that can be considered "all or nothing". As in the example above, with the 2.5 goals bet, if the match has 3 or more goals, the person who bets on the over bet will win all the money and the person who bet on the under bet will lose all the money, and vice versa.

Bets with a number of .25 or .75 are called “half” bets, allowing you a little more room for error. For example, if you place an over bet on 2.25 goals and there are only 2 goals in the match, you will lose half of your bet instead of losing all of it like when placing an over 2.5 bet.

And if there is a "half loss", there is also a "half win" - in a match with 2 goals, betting under 2.25 will only win half the amount, and in a match with 3 goals, betting over 2.75 will only win half. 

With round number bets, without decimal points, these are bets that can result in a draw if the index is equal to the offered bet level.