Both Teams to Score (BTTS) Predictions tomorrow
GG or NG: will both sides find the net? 61 matches, strongest first. Tap any match for the full analysis.
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Tomorrow's both teams to score picks in numbers
61 matches on Wednesday 11 November fit this market, with an average chance of 57%. The strongest still to play is Barnsley vs Oldham (EFL Trophy): Both teams to score at 67%, priced at 1.44. Most picks come from Europe UEFA U19 Championship Qualification (23), CAF U23 Cup Of Nations (5), Spain Segunda División RFEF Group 3 (4). 26 of them are priced above our fair odds, so they also offer value. Over the last 7 days our both teams to score picks won 1278 of 2255 (57%) – see the results from yesterday.
What is both teams to score?
Both teams to score (BTTS) – also called GG / NG – asks whether each team scores at least once. GG (yes) wins if both score; NG (no) wins if at least one team fails to score.
1–1 and 2–1 win GG. 1–0, 2–0 and 0–0 win NG. The total number of goals doesn't matter – 3–0 is still NG.
When both teams to score picks work best
GG suits two attacking teams with leaky defences; NG suits a strong defence against a weak attack. On this page we show our stronger side of the market for each match.
Tips before you bet
- Check how often each team scores and keeps clean sheets on the match page.
- A big favourite against a weak team often means NG – the underdog may not score.
- GG and over 2.5 often go together – but 1–1 wins GG and loses over 2.5.
How we make these predictions
Our chance for each pick comes from the Footrivo model – recent form, home and away records and goals for and against – blended with the bookmakers' prices, which react fastest to team news. When the bookmaker price is above our fair odds (1 ÷ our chance), the pick also has value. Read more on how it works.
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Frequently asked questions
What does GG mean in betting?
GG means both teams score at least one goal. NG means at least one team doesn't score.
Does an own goal count for BTTS?
Yes. An own goal counts for the team that is credited with it on the scoreboard.
How do you pick both teams to score tips?
Every match is rated by our model and blended with the bookmakers' prices. For this page we show the both teams to score outcome for each match, ordered by our chance – the strongest first.
What does the percentage mean?
It is our chance of the pick winning. Compare it with the bookmaker price: a pick at 70% has fair odds of 1.43, so any price above that offers value.
Are these tips graded?
Yes. Every pick is marked ✓ or ✗ on the 90-minute score once the match ends, and yesterday's results stay on the Yesterday tab. In the last 7 days our both teams to score picks won 1278 of 2255 (57%).