Sportsbook – What is 1X2?
1X2 is a common notation used in sports betting, particularly in football (soccer) betting. It represents the three possible outcomes of a match:
- Home Win (1): If you bet on “1” and the home team wins, your bet is successful.
- Draw (X): If you bet on “X,” you’re predicting a draw, and your bet wins if the match ends without a clear winner after regular time.
- Away Win (2): If you bet on “2” and the away team wins, your bet is successful.
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