Events guide
What are prop bets ?
Prop bets are side markets about something specific inside an event, such as player shots, assists, cards, saves, rebounds, aces, wickets or map kills.
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Direct answer
Meaning in plain English
Prop bets are side markets about something specific inside an event, such as player shots, assists, cards, saves, rebounds, aces, wickets or map kills.
Quick example
How it works on a bet slip
A football player prop could be Mohammed Kudus over 1.5 shots. The bet wins if he records at least two qualifying shots under the data provider's rules.
Key points
What to check before placing it
Examples
Winning, losing and rule cases
| Case | Result | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Player shots over 1.5, two recorded shots | Wins | The official feed records enough shots. |
| Player does not start | Rules vary | Some player props void if the player does not start; others require participation. |
| Assist changed after review | Feed decides | Settlement follows the official statistics provider. |
Common mistakes
What beginners often get wrong
- Betting player props without checking lineups.
- Assuming TV commentary stats are final.
- Ignoring void rules for non-starters.