Sportsbook – What is Outright?
“Outright” refers to a type of bet where you place a wager on the overall winner of a tournament, league, or competition, rather than on individual matches or events within it. It involves predicting the final outcome of the entire competition rather than specific outcomes in individual games.
Examples include:
- The final outcome of a competition, i.e. cricket world cup.
- The final outcome of a preliminary round, i.e. Group winner in the World Cup.
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