How to read odds
A short explanation of the columns in the odds table. The examples use decimal prices.
Asian handicap (AH)
The favorite gives a number of goals (shown with a minus sign, e.g. −0.5); the other team receives the same number of goals (plus sign). The bet is settled after the handicap is added to the final score. A line of 0 is called “level ball”: if the match ends in a draw, your stake is refunded.
| Handicap | Favorite wins the bet if | Special cases |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | wins the match | draw: stake refunded |
| −0.25 | wins the match | draw: lose half the stake |
| −0.5 | wins the match | draw: bet loses |
| −0.75 | wins by 2+ goals | wins by 1: half win |
| −1 | wins by 2+ goals | wins by 1: stake refunded |
Over/under (O/U) and 1X2
Over/under is about whether the total number of goals ends up above (Over) or below (Under) the line. 1X2: 1 = home win, X = draw, 2 = away win, based on regulation time plus stoppage time.
Odds format
- Decimal: the total return for every $1 staked, including your stake (1.90).
- Hong Kong: the profit for every $1 staked (1.90 → 0.90).
- Malay, Indonesian, US, Fractional: see our article on the six odds formats.
Odds are for reference only and can change constantly before kickoff.