Both Teams To Score.
BTTS Yes/No probability for today's fixtures, calculated directly from bookmaker odds — never a separate number that could disagree with the odds shown next to it.
BTTS is a Plus & Pro feature
What the BTTS market actually measures
BTTS asks one direct question: will both teams score at least once each? A 3-0 result is a "No" for BTTS just as much as a 0-0 is — only the two individual scorelines matter, not the total. Every percentage on this page is calculated directly from tracked bookmaker odds for both sides of this market — not a separate estimate.
How the percentage is actually calculated
Each bookmaker's BTTS Yes and No odds imply a probability (roughly 1 ÷ odds), but the two sides' implied probabilities sum to slightly more than 100% — that gap is the bookmaker's built-in margin. This page averages odds across every tracked bookmaker for a fixture, then removes that margin mathematically so the two percentages sum to exactly 100%.
Why some fixtures don't appear here
A fixture needs both BTTS Yes and No odds tracked before it can be assessed at all — a fixture with only one side priced by bookmakers so far simply doesn't appear yet.
How this connects to other markets
BTTS is related to but distinct from the goals-total markets — Over/Under 1.5 and Over/Under 4.5 Goals care about the combined score, while BTTS cares specifically about whether both teams got on the scoresheet individually.