In SportyBet, the betting terms “GG” and “NG” refer to specific types of bets related to the scoring outcome in a football match:

1. GG (Both Teams to Score)

• Meaning: “GG” stands for “Goal Goal,” which means you are betting that both teams will score at least one goal during the match.
• Winning Condition: Your bet on “GG” wins if both teams score at least once, regardless of the final score (e.g., 1-1, 2-1, 3-2, etc.).
• Losing Condition: Your bet loses if either team fails to score, resulting in a scoreline like 0-0, 1-0, or 3-0.

Example:

• Final score of 2-1: “GG” bet wins.
• Final score of 0-2: “GG” bet loses (only one team scored).

2. NG (No Goal/One Team to Not Score)

• Meaning: “NG” stands for “No Goal,” which means you are betting that at least one team will not score during the match.
• Winning Condition: Your bet on “NG” wins if one or both teams fail to score, resulting in a scoreline such as 0-0, 1-0, or 3-0.
• Losing Condition: Your bet loses if both teams manage to score at least one goal (e.g., 1-1, 2-1, or 2-2).

Example:

• Final score of 1-0: “NG” bet wins.
• Final score of 1-1: “NG” bet loses (both teams scored).

When to Use These Bets

• GG (Both Teams to Score) is ideal when you expect an open game where both teams are strong offensively or weak defensively.
• NG (No Goal/One Team to Not Score) is better suited for matches where you anticipate a strong defensive performance or one team is significantly weaker and unlikely to score.

Understanding the “GG” and “NG” bets can help you make more strategic betting choices based on team form, offensive and defensive capabilities, and match context.