Both Teams to Score (BTTS) is a popular football betting market because it focuses on goals rather than which team wins the match. For Ethiopian bettors using Yegna Bet, understanding how this market works can make it easier to read the available football options and place a bet correctly.
What Does Both Teams to Score Mean?
A Both Teams to Score bet asks one simple question: will both sides score at least one goal during the match?
There are normally two selections:
For example, if you select BTTS – Yes and the match ends 2–1, the bet wins because both teams scored. Results such as 1–1, 2–2 or 3–1 also satisfy the selection.
If the game ends 1–0, 0–0 or 3–0, a BTTS – Yes bet loses. However, these results would normally make a BTTS – No selection successful.
The final winner of the match does not matter for this market.
How to Find BTTS Bets at Yegna Bet
To place a Both Teams to Score bet at Yegna Bet, log in to your account and open the sports betting section. Select football and find the league or match you want to bet on.
Open the individual match to see its available betting markets. Depending on the event and the way the sportsbook organizes its markets, look for a section labelled Both Teams to Score, BTTS, or similar wording.
Choose either Yes or No. Your selection should then appear on the bet slip together with the applicable odds.
Before confirming the wager, check the match, selection, stake and potential return displayed on the bet slip. Enter your preferred stake and follow the on-screen instructions to submit the bet.
Example of a BTTS Bet
Suppose Yegna Bet lists a football match with BTTS – Yes at odds of 1.80. If you stake ETB 100, the theoretical total return would be:
ETB 100 × 1.80 = ETB 180
This includes your original ETB 100 stake. The example is illustrative only, as actual odds can change before a bet is accepted.
What to Check Before Betting
BTTS may look straightforward, but the probability of both teams scoring varies considerably between matches. Bettors can examine recent scoring records, defensive performance, home and away form, injuries and previous meetings.
For example, a match involving two teams that regularly score but also concede goals may attract interest in BTTS – Yes. Conversely, BTTS – No may be considered when one side has struggled to score or when a team frequently keeps clean sheets.
Statistics can provide useful context, but they cannot guarantee a particular result.
BTTS vs Match Result Betting
The main difference between BTTS and the traditional 1X2 market is what you are predicting. A 1X2 bet requires you to predict a home win, draw or away win. BTTS only concerns whether both teams score.
A match could therefore end 4–1, and BTTS – Yes would win regardless of which side was expected to be stronger. This makes the market useful for bettors who have an opinion about the teams’ attacking and defensive performance without wanting to predict the winner.
Final Thoughts
Betting on Both Teams to Score at Yegna Bet involves choosing a football match, locating the BTTS market and deciding whether both sides will find the net. Always review the exact market rules and bet-slip details before confirming your wager, as settlement conditions and available markets can vary.
Use football statistics as information rather than certainty, set a betting budget you can afford, and avoid increasing stakes simply to recover previous losses. BTTS is easy to understand, but like every betting market, the outcome remains unpredictable.
