Definition of Asian Goal Line

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What is the definition of the term "Asian Goal Line"? What is meant by the term "Asian Goal Line"?

The term "Asian Goal Line" refers to a betting market similar to traditional Over/Under goals, but with more flexibility. It often involves split stakes across two goal totals - just like Asian Handicap markets do for spreads.

Instead of betting purely on "Over 2.5 goals," an Asian Goal Line may offer lines like Over 2.0, 2.5 or Under 2.5, 3.0. This reduces the risk by allowing partial wins or partial refunds, depending on the outcome.

Example:

Let's say you bet Over 2.5 goals in an Asian Goal Line market for a match between Hearts and Hibernian.

If the final score is 2-1 (3 total goals), the bet wins.

If the final score is 1-1 (2 goals), the bet loses.

If you had bet Over 2.0, 2.5, your stake would be split:

Half on Over 2.0 (refunded if exactly 2 goals)

Half on Over 2.5 (loses if under 3 goals)

This structure allows bettors to manage volatility, especially in low-to-mid scoring games. The odds are usually priced around evens (e.g., 2.000 for Over, 1.850 for Under), but always depend on team form and market demand.