Betting Dictionary

You may notice that there are many important terms and phrases relating to the football betting world. Of course, these aren’t words that you will have come across without having participated in sports betting before. To add to this, there are multiple different bets that you can place, and these all have a different meaning, as well as a different requirement for winning them. Reading through this page will allow you to learn about some of the most common phrases you’ll come across.

So, to find out what backing and laying mean, what cashback and moneyback mean or what arbitrage and equivalent are explained as, this is the right place to be.

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Results for the letter "h":

Handicap

A form of spread betting.

Head to head Betting (H2H Betting)

A H2H bet always offers the players two possibilities to place a tip. You either bet on a victory for A or B, or a defeat for A or B. For example you can use a Head to Head bet to compare ski racers or motor sports pilots with each other. However, its popularity is increasing in football. You can bet on whether a team collects more points throughout the season than another, or whether a player scores more goals than the other. The Head to Head tips are a very simple type of bet, which is especially useful for newcomers or inexperienced betters High Roller – Someone who spends a lot of money gambling

Hedge

A hedge is a method to reduce risk and secure winnings for a specified bet. In sports, it means betting the opposite side of your original wager in order to either try to middle the game, or to reduce the downside exposure of the original wager.

Hook

Another way to say half of a point. For example, a team may be a 3.5 point underdog. That could be called “three and a hook.

House

A casino or a bookmaker