Combinations guide
What is a single bet?
A single bet is one selection on one market. It wins or loses only on that selection, so it is the simplest bet type.
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Direct answer
Meaning in plain English
A single bet is one selection on one market. It wins or loses only on that selection, so it is the simplest bet type.
Quick example
How it works on a bet slip
A 20 GHS single on over 2.5 goals wins if the match has three or more goals and loses if it has two or fewer.
Key points
What to check before placing it
Examples
Winning, losing and rule cases
| Case | Result | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Selection wins | Bet wins | The only selection settled as a winner. |
| Selection loses | Bet loses | There are no other legs to protect the ticket. |
| Selection void | Stake returned | A void single is usually settled at odds of 1.00. |
Common mistakes
What beginners often get wrong
- Thinking singles are too small to matter.
- Ignoring the exact market period.
- Comparing single odds with accumulator returns without considering risk.