Asian Handicap is a betting type in which the 'stronger' team start with a handicap on the market. Thus, needing to win by more than 1 goal for punter to win.
The main advantage of Asian Handicap or AH, is it reduces the possible outcome from 3 ( in 1x2) to 2. This simplification give punters an almost 50% chance of winning.
Here is a quick explanation of the Asian Handicap (AH):
LEVEL BALL | ||||
Home | Handiccap | Away | ||
Team A | 0:0 | Team B | ||
If you bet on Team B : You win if Team B wins. Bet is refunded on a draw.
HALF BALL
Home | Handiccap | Away | ||
Team A | 0:1/2 | Team B | ||
If you bet on Team B : You win if Team B wins or draw.
ONE BALL
Home | Handiccap | Away | ||
Team A | 0:1 | Team B | ||
If you bet on Team B : You win if Team B wins or draw. Your bet is refunded if Team B loses by 1 goal.
ONE AND HALF BALL
Home | Handiccap | Away | ||
Team A | 0:11/2 | Team B | ||
If you bet on Team B : You win if Team B wins, draw or lose by 1 goal.
Now for the slightly more advanced terms
QUARTER BALL
Staking half your bet amount on LEVEL BALL and half your stake HALF BALL
Home | Handiccap | Away | ||
Team A | 0:1/4 | Team B | ||
If you bet on Team B : You win if Team B wins. You win half your bet if Team B draws
THREE QUARTER BALL
Staking half your bet on HALF BALL and half your stake on ONE BALL
Home | Handiccap | Away | ||
Team A | 0:3/4 | Team B | ||
If you bet on Team B : You win if Team B wins or draw. You lose half your bet if Team B loses by 1 goal.
So should I bet on Asian Handicap or the traditional 1x2 wagering? Here are some Pros and Cons of Asian Handicap and see which style suits you the best.
Pros
- Increases the probability of success as there are only 2 options to choose from.
- Good for Accumulators
- Depending on the handicap, you sometimes can win even though your team loses.
Cons
- Asian Handicap could be hard to understand in the beginning
- Lower odds for underdogs as compared to 1x2 fixed odds
- The handicap given by bookmakers may influence your decision on the game.
If you are unsure of the terminology, feel free to comment and I will get back to you as soon as possible. Alternatively, you can email me at iamfishcakes@gmail.com
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