Win Either Half

One of the most popular forms of betting for experienced punters, To Win Either Half Betting requires you to bet on either the Home Team, or the Away Team, to outscore the other, in either half of a football match.

What Is To Win Either Half Betting?

A ‘To Win Either Half Bet’ means that you have to successfully predict a team to outscore their opponent in at least one half of a football match. This market includes injury time but not extra time.

Home win either half prediction simply means home must win either of the halves.

This bet type is extremely popular among punters and falls under the category of a Single Bet. You don’t need to predict the winner of a match, and the team you have bet on doesn’t need to win the match either. The team that you have punted on must score more goals than their opponent, in either of the two halves of that particular football match.

To make it more clearer, Let’s say Napoli are playing against Barcelona, and the former go on to score two goals in the First half, compared to Barcelona who score one. The latter then score two goals in the Second Half, compared to Napoli who score one.

The match ends 3-3*. In this particular example, betting on either team will give you the win, albeit with different odds in favor of the two selections. This is because Napoli won the first half 2-1 while Barcelona won the second half 1-2.

On the other hand, if after the first half (which ended 2-1 for Napoli), Barcelona and Napoli score a goal each in the second half, only Napoli would win a ‘To win either half bet’ as the second half would count as a draw.

Benefits of To Win Either Half Betting

A ‘To Win Either Half Bet’ comes with several benefits.

If the team that you have bet on scores more goals than their opponent in either half of a game, it does not matter whether they win, lose, or draw the match. If by the end of the first half your team is winning, you have already won the bet.

Similarly, if the team that you have punted on is heavily outscored (or outscored by a small margin) in the first half of a football match, you can still win a placed bet. If the team you have wagered on goes on to outscore their opponent in the second half of the match, even if they lose the game eventually.