Both Teams to Score (BTTS) and Win - Predictions and Tips

Total Matches Win Rate Yield Average Odds Profits Average Stake
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Total Matches
481
Win Rate
29.66%
Yield
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Average Odds
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Profits
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Average Stake
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15:00

Real Sociedad

Real Sociedad

VS

Girona FC

Girona FC

Real Sociedad / Yes

Probability

32%

14:45

US Lecce

US Lecce

VS

Pisa SC

Pisa SC

Pisa SC / No

Probability

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14:30

Union Berlin

Union Berlin

VS

RB Leipzig

RB Leipzig

RB Leipzig / Yes

Probability

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14:45

Angers SCO

Angers SCO

VS

FC Nantes

FC Nantes

Angers SCO / No

Probability

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12:00

Kasimpasa

Kasimpasa

VS

Genclerbirligi

Genclerbirligi

Draw / Yes

Probability

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20:00

Junior

Junior

VS

Deportes Tolima

Deportes Tolima

Deportes Tolima / No

Probability

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BTTS and Win Betting tips: A Bettor's Guide

Experts The ‘both teams to score and team to win’ betting market, also known as BTTS + Win, combines two popular betting options into one. This type of betting requires not only predicting which team will win, but also that both teams to score at least one goal during the match. It is an ideal market for those who are looking for higher odds and are willing to analyse the data in detail.

For example, a team like Manchester City may be the clear favourite to win, but if their defence shows recent vulnerabilities, the ‘Winner and Both Teams Score’ option becomes especially interesting.

The opposite situation can also occur. For example, Real Madrid have a good defence in recent matches, so the best option is to choose a BTTS / Win = Real Madrid / No.

At StaTips, we specialise in offering both teams score and win predictions for today and tomorrow based on in-depth analysis of statistics and trends. Our team of experts study each match to identify the best betting opportunities, taking into account data such as offensive performance, defensive strength and historical head-to-heads.