Glossary
What is a correct score bet?
Correct score means calling the exact final result, for example 2-1. It's the lowest-probability market: even a match's most likely scoreline rarely tops 15%.
The probability of each scoreline comes straight from the matrix. That's why correct score odds are high, and bookmakers' margins on this market tend to be bigger.
Example. In the example match, the most likely scoreline (1-0) has 13.3%, fair odds of 7.52.
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