How to Bet on Half-Time/Full-Time?

While markets such as 1×2 only allow users to bet on one specific outcome, the Half-Time/Full-Time gives punters the chance to be more specific with their flutter.

With your one individual bet separated into two separate sections, it’s best to think that both the first and second 45-minute halves will be played as single fixtures.

A section that can offer tremendous value, there are nine different possibilities that can be backed in the Half-Time/Full-Time market:

• Home team leads at half-time and the Home team leads at full-time
• Home team leads at half-time and the Away team leads at full-time
• Home team leads at half-time and the match is a draw at full-time
• Away team leads at half-time and the Home team leads at full-time
• Away team leads at half-time and the Away team leads at full-time
• Away team leads at half-time and the match is a draw at full-time
• Match is a draw at half-time and the Home team leads at full-time
• Match is a draw at half-time and the Away team leads at full-time
• Match is a draw at half-time and the match is a draw at full-time

For those of you looking to stick on a Half-Time/Full-Time flutter, we have found a perfect example of a fixture that would be worth backing.

So, ahead of their Premier League meeting against Everton on March 13th, four of Burnley’s last five top-flight fixtures have seen a draw at half-time and the match also finish in a draw.

While an outright draw at the Everton vs Burnley game is priced at roughly 5/2 with the 1×2 market, you will notice a huge increase in odds with the Half-Time/Full-Time category.

If you were to follow Burnley’s trend and back another half-time draw – full/time draw, you will notice that the odds jump as high as 9/2 due to the specific nature of your flutter.

Before having a flutter on Half-Time/Full-Time or any other category out there, it’s always smart to take a note of the small print.

For example, both extra-time and penalties will NOT be classed as a winner in the Half-Time/Full-Time market.

This means that your predicted outcome must come in by the final whistle after 90 minutes.

While your selected team might have gone on to win their fixture via extra-time or penalties, that outcome did not come in the allotted time.