What is an Alternate Spread Bet?
Alternate spread betting lets you adjust the original point spread to match your prediction. Make the spread easier or harder to cover, and your potential payout changes. A smaller spread for favorites lowers the odds, while a bigger spread for underdogs increases them.

Example:

• Original Line: Team A –6.5 vs. Team B +6.5
• Alternate Line: You choose Team A –3.5 if you think they’ll win, but not by as much.

This gives you more control over your bet but also affects the risk and reward.

Things to Know:

• Payouts are based on the final score using your chosen alternate spread.
• These bets work like regular point spread bets, with the adjusted line applied.
• Betting limits depend on the event and market.

What is a Player Prop Bet?
Player props let you bet on specific player performances during a game. Instead of betting on a team to win, you focus on individual stats—like how many assists, rebounds, or tackles a player might get.

Examples:

• "Will Player A have over 5.5 assists?"
• "Will Player B record more than 8.5 rebounds?"
• "Will Player C make at least 5 tackles?"

Things to Know:

• Stats are settled using official league sources.
• The player must participate in the game for the bet to count.
• Limits vary by prop type and sport.

What is a Team Prop Bet?
Team props are bets on how a team performs, regardless of the game’s final score. These include stats like the first team to score or how many goals or points a team will rack up.

Examples:

• "Which team will score first?"
• "Will Team A score more than 2.5 goals?"
• "Will Team B score over 100 points?"

Things to Know:

• First team to score is based on any scoring play.
• Totals usually include overtime, unless noted otherwise.
• Limits vary by sport and game.

What is Live Betting?
Live betting lets you place bets during the game. Odds change in real time based on the score, time, or momentum. You can bet on short-term outcomes like the next team to score or points in the next quarter.

Examples:

• "Who will score next?"
• "Will the next quarter have over 25 points?"
• "Which player will score the next goal?"

Things to Know:

• Odds change dynamically during the game.
• Markets may temporarily pause during major moments (e.g., penalties or injuries).
• All bets are settled using official results after the event.

What is Non-Major Sports Betting?
These bets cover sports outside the mainstream, such as darts, table tennis, snooker, and E-sports. These options may appeal to niche fans or those looking for additional markets.

Examples of Non-Major Sports:

• Darts
• Table Tennis
• Snooker
• E-Sports (like League of Legends or Counter-Strike)

Things to Know:

• Bets are settled using official results.
• If a match is canceled or postponed, bets are usually void unless the outcome was already decided.
• Limits vary depending on the sport and event popularity.