A half-time/full-time Win-Win result means that the same team was winning at half-time and winning at full-time. The data below shows the teams that have been involved in the most HT/FT Win-Win games this season and the percentage column shows what percentage of each teams' wins were HT/FT Win-Win games.
HTFT (or HT/FT) means half-time full-time. HTFT is a betting market that relates to the result at half-time and the result at full-time. To win a HTFT bet it must match your selection at half-time and match the selection at full-time. For example, if a bet is wagered on HTFT Tie-Win (TW) then the same team must be tying at half-time and then winning at full-time. For example, a team might be tying 1-1 at half-time and then win the game 2-1 at full-time.
Half-time full-time betting requires careful conideration of the likelihood of the result at both half-time and full-time. In match betting it is relatively easier to determine which team is the more likely to win a game, but predicting which team might be winning at half-time is more complex. These factors might be considered:
Historical results. Teams that win a lot of games might often also be leading at half-time. In this scenario they would exhibit a lot of win-win HT/FT games. Our HT/FT statistics pages allow you to filter HT/FT results for a league by each HT/FT scenario. For example, check out our Premier League HT/FT Best Teams For Win-Win Games page.
The absolute number of HT/FT scenarios a team exhibits might not be the most important factor to consider. Some teams might not win a lot of games for example, but when they do win it might be the case that they are pretty much always also winning at half-time.
How early a team scores on average might affect the nature of their HT/FT results. Some teams tend to set their tactics out to neutralize games in the first half and then attack their opposition late in the game. In this scenario is might therefore be worth looking into HT/FT scenarios that involve this team tying at half-time.
