The markets that matter, normalised.

Match odds — home, draw or away (1X2) — is the headline market, normalised across the roster and paired with exchange lay where liquidity allows.

Over/under totals — goals, points or runs above or below a line — normalised across the roster and matched against exchange lay where liquidity allows.

Both teams to score (BTTS) — yes or no — is a popular football two-outcome market, normalised across the roster.

Asian handicap removes the draw with a goal/point handicap, normalised across the roster — a sharp, low-margin market arbitrage and trading products lean on.

Correct score — the exact final scoreline — is a high-margin multi-outcome football market, normalised across the roster.

Double chance covers two of the three 1X2 outcomes in one bet, normalised across the roster as a lower-risk football market.

Draw no bet voids the stake if the match is drawn, normalised across the roster as a two-outcome football market.

Half-time/full-time bets on the result at the break and at the end, normalised across the roster as a higher-margin football market.

Each-way splits a bet into win and place parts — the core of racing and golf matched betting, covered by the each-way and extra-place matcher types.

Handicap markets give one side a head start on points, goals or games, normalised across the roster — a staple of basketball, rugby and US sports.

Player-prop markets price individual-player outcomes, normalised across the roster where books offer them — a growing value and comparison surface.

Outright (futures) markets price the winner of a competition, normalised across the roster — long-running markets for value and content products.

Goalscorer markets — first, last and anytime scorer — are player-driven football markets, normalised across the roster and a heavy matched-betting and promotion surface.

Corner markets — total corners and corner handicaps — are a distinct football specials surface, normalised across the roster for comparison and value.