With soccer matches, the most common betting option is betting on either team to win. You can take advantage of the money line or spread here. You can also bet on the match to end in a draw. You can also bet on the over/under number of goals scored in a match, which is similar to several other sports.

For a one-goal line, favorites must win by two to cover or one to push, while underdogs can win or draw to cash or lose by one to push. One matter of note for PK goal lines: If a bettor takes a team on a PK line, a win for that team cashes, while a draw pushes.

This means that the winner must lead the game at the buzzer of every quarter. If neither team does, the winning bet is "any other result". So you can bet on three options: the home or away to lead through every quarter and "any other result."

A Split Ball handicap, otherwise referred to as a Quarter Ball, is the level of favoritism between a half ball and a whole ball. Here, your stake is split equally between the whole ball and half ball handicaps. If you place aR$100 wager on Team A -1.0,-1.5, then your wager is split into twoR$50 wagers.