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A full goal bet refers to bets where the goal line is a full number such as over or 🧾 under exactly 2 goals. The basic principle is exactly the same with you being required to decide whether there will 🧾 be more or less goals than the predicted amount. The big difference here is the ability to have the same 🧾 amount of goals scored as you bet on. When this happens your bet is returned and you neither win nor 🧾 lose.

Half goals are the most common method of goal line betting. Without the ability to draw only two outcomes are 🧾 available either a win or a loss. Should you wager on there being more than 1.5 goals and the end 🧾 results of the match is 1-1 that would be a winner as there is a total of 2 goals, which 🧾 is more than 1.5 goals scored. Even own goals are counted towards this score as it is still a form 🧾 of a goal, but it is always the total scored in regular time, Extra time and Penalties, if they happen, 🧾 do not count.

Quarter goals assist in dividing the market even further and are the midway point between half and full 🧾 goals. If you decide to bet on a quarter goal your stake is split evenly between a half goal and 🧾 full goal. For example should you place £20 on over 2.25 goals £10 will go towards there being 2 or 🧾 more goals and £10 will go towards there being more than 2.25 goals (effectively 3) In this scenario should 2 🧾 goals be scored in the match then the rules of a full goal are applied and the £10 is refunded 🧾 but the 2.25 bet is a loss meaning you only lose half of your wager. Should 3 goals be scored 🧾 then both bets will be winners!

To place a goal line bet all you need to do is find the event 🧾 you would like to bet on (Goal line bets most typically appear on football matches but can be found occasionally 🧾 on other events) and scroll down the list of available bets until you find either Goal line or Over / 🧾 Under. In the below example which was taken from Paddy Power it is referred to as Over/Under Goals Market however 🧾 this will vary from site to site so keep your eyes peeled for variations of that name.