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繁體中文1X2 Betting Explained
1X2 is the classic football market — a bet on the match result. This guide explains what the symbols mean and how it settles, with hypothetical examples only.
- 1 is the home win, X is the draw and 2 is the away win.
- No, unless stated.
- 1X2 backs a single outcome for full odds; double chance covers two outcomes for shorter odds.
What 1X2 means
The three symbols stand for the three outcomes: 1 = home win, X = draw, 2 = away win. You back one of the three.
Settlement
1X2 is settled on regulation time — 90 minutes plus stoppage — unless a market clearly states it includes extra time. Cup ties decided in extra time still settle 1X2 on the 90-minute result.
1X2 vs double chance
1X2 backs a single outcome for full odds; double chance covers two outcomes for shorter odds. Choose 1X2 for value on a clear pick, double chance for safety on a tight match.
1X2 vs draw no bet
Draw no bet removes the draw by refunding on it, while 1X2 treats the draw as a losing result for the team you backed. DNB is safer but pays less than backing a team on 1X2.
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🔞 18+ only. Examples are hypothetical and for explanation only — they are not betting advice or real odds. Please gamble responsibly.
FAQ
1 is the home win, X is the draw and 2 is the away win. You back one of the three match outcomes.
No, unless stated. 1X2 is settled on 90 minutes plus stoppage time, even in cup ties that later go to extra time.
1X2 backs a single outcome for full odds; double chance covers two outcomes for shorter odds. 1X2 offers more value, double chance more safety.
Last updated: 2026-06-15