There is no doubt that more and more Peruvians are placing bets through various applications or websites. However, sometimes the tickets have codes that not everyone understands.
This time, we will present the different initials that you should consider when placing your bets, so you know how you can increase your chances of winning or increase the value of your potential winnings.
On this occasion, we will use a Te Apuesto ticket as an example, where you can clearly see some of these codes.
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It is worth noting that there are some codes that only appear once you have received the receipt, where you can see the 'RF', which means 'Final Result', and 'OD', which are the initials of 'Double Chance'.
What do 'L', 'E' and 'V' mean on betting tickets?
These codes determine who will be the winner of a particular match.
- 'L' = Local
- 'E' = Draw
- 'V' = Visitor
For example, in the case of a match between Barcelona and Real Madrid at Camp Nou, if you choose 'L', you would be betting in favor of the 'azulgrana' team.
What do '+' and '-' mean on betting tickets?
This serves to determine how many goals will be scored during the match. For example, if you think that the 'Clásico' will have a total of 4 goals between the two teams, then you must mark the '+' and '3.5'.
On the other hand, if you believe that there will be less than that amount, you can choose the '-' and '3.5' to make sure.
What do 'A' and 'NA' mean on betting tickets?
If you choose the option 'A', that means both teams will score. On the other hand, if you select 'NA', you are betting that neither team will score a goal.
What do 'I' and 'P' mean on betting tickets?
Do you think the next edition of the 'Clásico' will have three goals in total? In that case, you can mark the option 'I', which means 'odd'. On the other hand, if only two goals are scored, you can select 'P', or 'even'.
What do 'HC', '1T' and '2T' mean?
'HC' means 'handicap', which is one of the most well-known modalities in betting today. Naturally, '1T' is used to indicate the First Half, and '2T' represents the second half.