Knowledge Base
Glossary
Plain-English definitions for the terminology used across Analisa Taktik.
- Accumulator Boost
- A promotion that increases the odds of an accumulator bet, increasing potential returns.
- Asian Handicap
- A handicap given to a team to remove the draw option, making both outcomes even.
- Bankroll Management
- The practice of setting a budget for betting and deciding how much to stake on each wager.
- Bet Builder
- A tool that lets you combine multiple betting selections within the same match into one wager.
- Bet Slip
- The digital record that lists your selected bets and the amount you are wagering.
- Bookmaker
- A company that sets odds and accepts bets from customers.
- BTTS
- A bet on whether both teams will score at least one goal during the match.
- Cash Out
- A feature that lets you settle a bet before the event ends, locking in a profit or loss.
- Closing Line
- The final odds offered just before a match begins, reflecting the most accurate market view.
- Half-Time/Full-Time
- A bet that requires you to predict both the result at half-time and the final result of the match.
- Live Betting
- Placing bets on a match while it is in progress, with odds that change as the game unfolds.
- Margin
- The built-in profit margin a bookmaker includes in the odds, also called vig or juice.
- Odds
- The number that shows how much you can win for each unit you bet.
- Odds Movement
- The change in odds over time as more bets are placed or new information becomes available.
- Over/Under
- A bet on whether the total number of goals (or points) will be more or less than a set line.
- Parlay
- A single bet that links two or more selections; all must win for the bet to pay out.
- Payout
- The total money you receive when a bet wins, including your original stake.
- Pre-Match Betting
- Placing bets on a match before it starts.
- Public Money
- The total amount of bets placed by the general betting public, often influencing odds.
- Stake
- The amount of money you risk on a bet.
- Stake Limit
- The maximum amount a bookmaker will allow you to bet on a particular market.
- Unit
- A standardized bet size used to track performance, often equal to a small percentage of your total bankroll.
- Value Bet
- A bet where the odds offered are higher than the true probability of the outcome, giving an edge.
- Wagering Requirement
- The number of times you must bet a bonus amount before it can be withdrawn as cash.