What does Both Teams to Score (BTTS) mean?

Both Teams to Score (BTTS) is a football betting market where you predict whether both teams will score at least one goal during the match.

How do you predict BTTS tips?

BTTS predictions are based on team form, goal-scoring consistency, defensive weaknesses, head-to-head history, expected goals (xG), and league scoring trends.

Is BTTS a good betting market?

Yes. BTTS is popular because it focuses on goal-scoring rather than match winners, making it easier to find value when both teams have strong attacking stats.

Which leagues are best for BTTS betting?

Leagues with high scoring averages and open play styles are best for BTTS, such as the Bundesliga, Eredivisie, and MLS.

Do you offer daily BTTS tips?

Yes. This page is updated daily with expert Both Teams to Score predictions and high-value BTTS tips.

Both Teams to Score Tips (BTTS Predictions for Today)

Both Teams to Score (BTTS) tips

highlight matches where both sides are likely to find the net. Our analysts study goal trends, attacking form, defensive weaknesses, and head‑to‑head data to deliver today’s most reliable BTTS predictions.

	Greece / Super League
	Panetolikos - Levadiakos Tip: Yes (Both Teams to Score)	Watch
	Volos - Atromitos Tip: Yes (Both Teams to Score)	Watch
	Israel / Leumit League
	Hapoel Kfar Shalem - H. Raanana Tip: Yes (Both Teams to Score)	Place bet
	Kafr Qasim - Maccabi PT Tip: Yes (Both Teams to Score)	Place bet
	Israel / Ligat ha'Al
	Hapoel Tel Aviv - H. Beer Sheva Tip: Yes (Both Teams to Score)	Place bet
	Portugal / Liga Portugal 2
	Feirense - FC Porto B Tip: Yes (Both Teams to Score)	Place bet
	Sporting CP B - Torreense Tip: Yes (Both Teams to Score)	Place bet
	France / Ligue 2
	Nancy - Guingamp Tip: Yes (Both Teams to Score)	Place bet
	Spain / La Liga
	Elche - Sevilla Tip: Yes (Both Teams to Score)	Place bet

❓ BTTS Betting Guide (How It Works)

What does BTTS mean?

BTTS stands for “Both Teams to Score.” You win the bet if both sides score at least one goal.

What is BTTS Yes?

You’re predicting that both teams will score.

What is BTTS No?

You’re predicting that at least one team will fail to score.

Is BTTS a good betting strategy?

It can be — especially when used with data‑driven analysis and leagues with high scoring averages.

What leagues are best for BTTS?

The Dutch Eredivisie, Belgian Pro League, Bundesliga, and MLS consistently rank high for BTTS percentages.

What is a BTTS accumulator?

A combination of multiple BTTS selections into one bet for higher odds.

🧠 How We Make Our BTTS Predictions

Our analysts use a combination of:

Statistical modelling
Form analysis
Expected goals (xG) data
Team news and injuries
Tactical matchups
Weather and pitch conditions

🏁 Conclusion Our BTTS tips are updated daily with fresh predictions, stats, and value picks. Whether you’re looking for singles, accumulators, or league‑specific BTTS insights, this page gives you everything you need to make informed betting decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions (BTTS FAQ)

Both Teams to Score is a bet that both teams will score at least one goal each or, on the contrary, will not do so.

This type of betting is popular in football and hockey.

The most popular classic option is "BTTS - yes" (each team will score a goal) and "BTTS - no" (one team or both will not score). Some bookmakers also offer the following types:

Both to score in a half/period – goals of a separate half/period are taken into account;
Both to score + total – except for BTTS, the total of the match is taken into account;
Both to score + result – the result of the match is additionally taken into account: victory of one of the parties or draw;
Both to score: First/Second Half – Indicates whether both teams will score in the first and second half.

Goals Galore betting is another name for both teams to score, which, as the name suggests, is a bet in which both teams must score.

Both Teams to Score bets are very simple, so any beginner can understand how they work. However, these types of bets do have some specific rules that need to be adhered to.

Despite it seeming pretty straightforward - either both teams score or they don't - these rules help clarify a few grey areas. The following rules should be considered when placing bets:

No Extra Time

For this bet to win, both teams must score during the full time of the game. To meet this requirement, both teams would have to score within 90 minutes. If the game goes into extra time after full time, these goals do not count.

A Both Teams Score Bet only requires you to worry about it if it gets to full time with a 0-0 score. To determine the winner, extra time may be required. In your case, however, you would lose the BTTS wager since no goals were scored before the final whistle.

Injury Time is included

An extra time period is the time added to the clock to decide the winning side. This is the time when both teams are attempting to score the winning goal.

This is not the same as injury time. Injury time refers to time taken away from the game due to an injury during the 90 minutes.

As an example, if a player is carried off the field and it takes three minutes from the full 90 minutes, three minutes will be added at the end. In BTTS wagers, this is counted.

If the score is 0-0 and both teams score in the additional three minutes of injury time, you win.

Own Goals still count