COMMONLY USED BETTING ABBREVIATIONS AND THEIR MEANING FOR YOUR BETSLIP.

Betslip Commands

• 1                   -    HOME TO WIN
• 2                  -     AWAY TO WIN
• X                 -     FULL TIME DRAW
• 1X               -    HOME TEAM WIN / DRAW
• 2X               -    AWAY TEAM WIN/ DRAW
• 12                -    EITHER TEAM WINS (NO DRAW)
• HT/FT        - HALF TIME / FULL TIME RESULT. Example.: 1/X means Home team wins first half and then match ends in a draw full time.
• 1 DNB        - Home team must win( This is similar to double chance but in this situation if the home team draws the match, the game will be removed from your betslip.
• 2 DNB        - Away team must win. Same thing applies here. The away team needs to win  but if they get a draw, the game is void i.e will be removed from your betslip.
•  GG/NG     - GG means that the two teams must have to score for you to win. NG means that only one team has to score.
• OVER / UNDER 0.5   -  Over 0.5 means that there has to be at least 1 goal in the match while under 0.5 means there has to be no goal in the match.
• OVER / UNDER 1.5   - Over 1.5 means that there has to be at least 2 goals in the match while under 1.5 means there has to be less than 2 goals in the match.
• OVER/ UNDER 2.5 - This means that there has to be at least 3 goals in the match while under 2.5 means that there has to be less than 3 goals in the match and same thing applies to 3.5. 4.5, 5.5...
• HSH ( Highest scoring Half)    -    This means that you have to choose whether there will be more goals in either the 1st half or the Second.
• HWEH ( Home win either half) This means that the home team will need to outscore the away team in either the 1st half or the second half.
• AWEH( Away win either half) Just like HWEH, it means that the away team needs to outscore ( score more goals) the home team in either the 1st half or the second half.
• HTS ( Home team to score) The home team needs to score just a goal in the match. This does not put into consideration the full time result.
• ATS (Away team to score) The away team needs to score just one goal.