Bookmakers often provide bettors with a choice of bets. This allows you not only to retain the user, but also to significantly increase interest in the game and make it more profitable.
In betting counters today, players are provided with a choice of different types and types of bets, among which are such popular ones as draw, victory, goals, totals, Asian or other handicap. There are a lot of betting options, which allows the user to independently decide how exactly he will play and how much profit he can count on.
All the offered bets can be divided into simple and complex. In the first case, these are bets such as single, that is, playing only on one outcome. The second group of bets involves playing on several outcomes at once, but for the player this means requirements for more experience and more complex calculations.
One of the most popular simple bets is single, that is, a situation in which a player bets on any outcome in a selected event or match. This type of bet is the most understandable, beginners often start with it, without even knowing what exactly such bets are called and what they mean. Their great advantage is simple calculation and choice – the player is given only one outcome, for example, a win or a draw.
As an example, we can cite the following characteristic: W1 in a football match between Milan and Juventus and Over 2.5 between Arsenal and Liverpool, F1(0) in a meeting Rennes-Lille and many others similar. At the same time, the result of the bet will depend not on several, but on one event – the loss or win of the selected team or the outcome of the entire event. But if the result becomes dependent on several events, then it will already be an accumulator bet or any other type of complex bet.
Such simple bets as single bets are accepted by all bookmakers, there are no exceptions. In addition, such bets are the basis for betting, 4-4-2 tactics for football matches. No special experience or complex formulas are required to calculate the single bet – the winnings will be equal to the odds of the outcome multiplied by the bet amount. For example, a player bet $200. On the victory of the team, the odds of outcomes are 1.5. If the other team wins or draws, his loss will be exactly this amount – $200, but if he wins, 200 should be multiplied by 1.5 to get $300, that is, the net profit for this example will be $100.
Single bets are recommended for all beginners, as they allow you to understand the mechanism of more complex bets and gain some experience. In addition, such bets are preferred by users who do not want to overload themselves with unnecessarily complicated calculations. It is worth noting here that many professional bettors prefer single bets, that is, it would be fundamentally wrong to call them a type of bet only for beginners.