With 63 games to look forward to over the 2014 World Cup in Brazil there are plenty of betting markets to get stuck into to make watching a match that bit more exciting, and one of the most popular is the CORRECT SCORE option.
Yes, it does exactly what it says on the tin, but don’t forget the main correct score market is for 90 mins only, so should a game go into extra-time or penalties then any goals scored during that period won’t count.
The other thing to look out for are there will be plenty of bookmaker offers during the tournament to entice customers to place their bets with them and there’s a decent one that’s connected to the CORRECT SCORE market. (see below)
WILLIAM HILL - Bore Draw and Scorer Refunds: If your match ends 0-0 William Hill will refund bets on selected markets up to £50/€50. See site for details
BET365 – Bore Draw Refund: Place a pre-match Correct Score bet on ANY Soccer match and if the game finishes 0-0 bet365 will refund all losing bets on these markets! See site for details
These are actually the same offer, but it if you do place your correct score bets with William Hill or Bet365 then should your match turn into a goalless ‘bore draw’ then fear-not as these firms will refund your stakes
We think a lot of the opening group games could turn into low-scoring, cagey affairs so these 0-0 special offers are a great way of adding in a further safety net to your correct score betting.
Other HOT TIPS when it comes to correct score betting is to look back at recent clashes, or head-to-heads, between the teams playing. History has a habit of repeating itself, while some teams do better against others or even have bogey sides that they hate playing for whatever reason.
Ok, so nothing is easy when trying to pick a correct score but if the two teams playing have played each other 5 times recently and 3 have ended 1-1 then history says there is a strong chance of a draw or even another 1-1.
Finally, with the introduction of the betting exchanges then there are further ways of playing the correct score market and potentially trading out in-play.
For example, if you’ve backed 2-0 and the current score in-play is 1-0 then the odds you originally took on 2-0 will be a lot shorter – meaning you can trade (or cash) out during the match at the lower price. This will enable you to lock-in a certain profit no matter what happens in the game.
We hope that helps………………….
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