Market guide
How does the BTTS market work?
BTTS means Both Teams To Score. In this market, the goal is not to pick the match winner, but to predict whether both teams will score at least one goal during the period considered by the bookmaker.
Updated on June 01, 2026
What BTTS Yes means
BTTS Yes wins when both teams score at least one goal in the match. Scores such as 1-1, 2-1, 1-2, 2-2, or 3-1 are winning examples.
It does not matter which team wins. If both home and away score at least once, a BTTS Yes bet wins.
What BTTS No means
BTTS No wins when at least one team finishes the match without scoring. Scores such as 0-0, 1-0, 0-1, 2-0, or 0-3 are winning examples.
This market can be useful for matches where one team has a strong defense, a limited attack, or a tendency to control the tempo.
How to analyze Both Teams To Score odds
BTTS odds usually reflect goal expectation, team style, attacking and defensive performance, home advantage, and match context.
Comparing odds between bookmakers matters because the same selection, such as BTTS Yes, may pay different prices. The best available odd improves potential return if the bet wins, but it does not remove risk.
Frequently asked questions
Is BTTS the same as Both Teams To Score?
Yes. BTTS is the abbreviation for Both Teams To Score.
Does BTTS Yes win in a 0-0 draw?
No. In a 0-0 draw neither team scores, so BTTS Yes loses and BTTS No wins.
Does BTTS depend on who wins the match?
No. The final winner does not matter. What matters is whether both teams scored at least one goal.