YRFI is a baseball prop bet that wins if at least one run is scored in the first inning and loses if it ends 0–0. It’s the opposite of NRFI, which bets on a scoreless first inning.
A rushing touchdown happens when a player runs the ball into the end zone for six points. In betting, it’s a key stat used in player props and team markets, often influenced by player roles and red-zone usage.
9/5 odds mean you win 9 units of profit for every 5 units staked, implying about a 35.7% chance of winning. They indicate a strong contender that balances decent profit with a relatively solid winning probability.
Under 6.5 Goals wins if a match ends with six or fewer total goals and loses at seven or more, with the .5 ensuring a clear result. It’s a low-risk totals bet that offers a wide safety margin compared to tighter under lines.
Under 0.5 goals means the match must finish 0–0 for the bet to win. Any goal scored results in an immediate loss.
Under 1.5 goals is a bet that wins if a match has zero or one total goal and loses if two or more are scored. It’s a high-risk market with no refunds and is settled only on regular-time goals.
Under 3.5 goals is a bet that wins if a match has three or fewer total goals. The half-goal line ensures a clear result: 0–3 goals wins, while 4+ goals loses.
Under 2.5 goals is a bet that a match will have 2 or fewer total goals, with the “.5” ensuring a clear win or loss. It targets low-scoring games and doesn’t depend on which team wins.
Over 9.5 corners is a bet that a match will have at least 10 total corners in regular time, with the .5 ensuring no push. It’s a popular benchmark market often used in high-attacking matches.
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