Fixture Page Guide

Bookie betting markets have a structure by which you can clearly understand and consider each bet:

Betting Structure: Fixture → Market → Contract → Position

1 - Fixture: The fixture is the overall event on which you are placing a bet.

2 - Markets: A market is the action within the event on which you are betting (eg.full time result, both teams to score, MVP, etc...) Each fixture, such as Manchester City vs Real Madrid, can have several markets on which you can place bets.

3 - Contract: A contract is an outcome within the market which could potentially occur. In this example, the market for Full time Result has 3 contracts: Manchester City, Draw and Real Madrid.

4 - Position: Every contract has two positions on which players can bet: 'FOR' the contract or 'AGAINST' the contract. A 'FOR' bet implies believing the outcome of the contract will occur within the market and fixture on which you are betting.

NOTE: 'Full Time Result' VS 'Final Result' Markets

'Full Time Result' & 'Final Result' are common markets on Bookie. Though these markets sound similar they are seperate and you are betting on different actions within the fixture:

• Full Time Result: You are betting on the outcome (Home Win, Draw, or Away Win) at the end of regular time — that's 90 minutes plus injury time, but not including extra time or penalties.

• Final Result: You are betting on who ultimately wins the match — including extra time and/or penalties if needed.