Both teams to score, often written GG (yes) or NG (no), ignores who wins. It only asks whether each side scores at least one goal.
- GG / Yes wins with results like 1-1, 2-1 or 3-2
- NG / No wins with results like 0-0, 1-0 or 3-0
What makes a good GG match
- Two attacks that score in most games
- Two defences that rarely keep clean sheets
- Teams that are close in quality, so neither side dominates the ball
Common traps
- A big favourite at home. If one side is likely to win comfortably, the other may never score, which kills a GG bet.
- Low-scoring leagues. Some competitions see far more 1-0 results than others.
Our BTTS number
On every match page you will find our chance that both teams score. Around 50% is a coin flip, so look for matches well above or below that. Today's best options are on the BTTS page.