What the both teams to score market means, how Zort turns a de-vigged bookmaker consensus into a probability, and how that differs from the priced moneyline market shown alongside it.
Both teams to score (BTTS) is a bet that each side scores at least one goal during normal play, regardless of the final result. It settles as Yes if both teams find the net at any point in the match, and No if either side is kept scoreless — there is no draw outcome to worry about.
Zort pulls live BTTS odds from the bookmakers quoting that market, removes each bookmaker's margin using Shin's method — a de-vigging approach that is more accurate than the simpler proportional method — to leave a true implied probability from every book, then combines those into a single consensus BTTS probability. Fewer books quote both teams to score than quote the match result, so a BTTS figure rests on a thinner consensus than the 1/X/2 columns beside it, and only the busiest fixtures each day are priced for it.
Not on the daily board — BTTS is shown as a probability, Yes or No with a percentage, rather than a single bookmaker's price, because it comes from a de-vigged consensus across every book we cover instead of any one house's number. The board's moneyline column is priced differently: it shows a single best-available quote, which is why that column carries a price and the bookmaker's name next to it.
No. BTTS only cares whether both teams scored, not the total goal count, so a 1-1 draw settles BTTS Yes while a 3-0 win settles BTTS No even though it produced more total goals. The two markets often move together but are priced and settled independently.
BTTS is a binary Yes/No question about whether each side found the net, while correct score demands the exact final scoreline — which is why correct score carries much longer odds and a lower hit rate than a BTTS call.
Today's BTTS reads sit in the fixture table at /betslips/, published daily at 10:00 UTC next to the match-result percentages and model correct score. For the full method and the correct-score market, see Free Football Predictions.
A bet that both teams score at least one goal each during the match, settled as Yes or No regardless of who wins.
No — BTTS only checks whether both sides scored, not the total number of goals in the match.
Yes, as part of the daily fixture table at /betslips/, with no signup required.
Daily at 10:00 UTC, alongside match result and correct score probabilities.
From de-vigged odds across the bookmakers quoting the market, combined into a single consensus probability. Fewer books quote BTTS than the match result, so only the busiest fixtures each day carry one.
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