BTTS Analyzer: Predict Both Teams To Score

1. Understand the BTTS Goal

BTTS stands for Both Teams To Score. This bet predicts if both the Home Team and the Away Team will score at least one goal in a match. The calculator helps estimate this probability based on team statistics.

2. Enter Team Names

• Action: Type the names of the Home Team and Away Team into the first two input fields.
• Benefit: This step customizes the labels throughout the calculator for clear results tracking.

3. Input Home Team Statistics

Locate the section for the Home Team (highlighted in blue). You must enter the following performance data from the last 10 games:

• Games Scored In: Enter the number of games (out of 10) where the Home Team scored one or more goals.
• Clean Sheets: Enter the number of games (out of 10) where the Home Team did not concede a goal.
• BTTS Games: Enter the number of games (out of 10) where both teams scored (BTTS Yes occurred).
• Average Goals Scored: Enter the team’s average goals scored per game (e.g., 1.8).

4. Input Away Team Statistics

Locate the section for the Away Team (highlighted in red). Repeat the same four data inputs for the Away Team’s performance from their last 10 games:

• Games Scored In: The number of games (out of 10) where the Away Team scored one or more goals.
• Clean Sheets: The number of games (out of 10) where the Away Team did not concede a goal.
• BTTS Games: The number of games (out of 10) where both teams scored (BTTS Yes occurred).
• Average Goals Scored: The team’s average goals scored per game (e.g., 1.5).

5. Calculate the Prediction

• Action: Click the green “Analyze BTTS Probability” button.
• Mechanism: The calculator uses a weighted formula to combine four factors:
  • Home Team scoring rate.
  • Away Team scoring rate.
  • Home Team conceding rate (derived from clean sheets).
  • Away Team conceding rate.
  • Historical BTTS rate for both teams.
  • Average goals scored.
• Output: The results appear in a new section below the button.

6. Interpret the Results

The results section provides three key outputs:

• BTTS Probability: This is the calculated likelihood (in percentage) that both teams will score.
• Recommendation: A clear verdict (e.g., “STRONG BTTS – YES” or “LIKELY BTTS – NO”) based on the probability score.
• Fair Odds Reference: This converts the calculated probability into decimal odds. For example, a 50% probability equals 2.00 odds (100/50). Use this to compare against bookmaker odds and find value.