Away win

Away win

An away win is the 1X2 selection on the visiting team. It wins only if that team is ahead when the referee ends the match. A draw is a loss. A home win is a loss. Extra time is not included in a standard league fixture.

Away prices are often longer than home prices, because the market usually gives the host some benefit for the venue. A longer price is not a better bet. It is a smaller implied chance, and the return is higher because the result is expected less often.

A 2oddspredict away-win row means the stored tip is an away win for that fixture. Read the two names carefully so you know which club is the visitor. The tip is not a comment on the whole match, and it is not a goals bet.

Travel, a hostile crowd, and a host that defends its own ground are ordinary reasons an away win is harder. They are not laws. A visitor that is much stronger on recent results can still be the fair favourite, and a host that has stopped scoring can be a poor home side.

Look at the stored meetings and the table on the match page before you decide. Then check who is actually playing. An away tip written for a full-strength side is a different match if the visitor rotates or if the host gets its first-choice attack back.

Do not group several away wins into a long accumulator just because each price looks big. Every extra leg multiplies the chance that one match draws or turns. One draw is enough to lose an away-win accumulator.

Decide the chance you give the visitor, compare it with the price, and stake a fixed small unit only when you still want the bet after the team news. Skip the row when the price is too short for the chance you see.

The day's list for this market is on the tips page.