Pro · Half-Time Goals

Half-Time Goals.

Half-time goals probability for today's fixtures — Over/Under 0.5 and 1.5 both checked, whichever shows the stronger read — calculated directly from bookmaker odds.

This page checks both the 0.5 and 1.5 half-time goals lines for each fixture and shows whichever has the higher confidence — a fixture only needs one of the two lines tracked to qualify. Available on the Pro plan. For the free match-winner market, see 1X2.

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Understanding Half-Time Goals

What the Half-Time Goals market actually measures

Half-time goals covers two related lines — Over/Under 0.5 (will there be any first-half goal at all) and Over/Under 1.5 (will there be two or more) — checked separately for every fixture, with whichever line shows the higher real confidence displayed as the pick. Every percentage on this page is calculated directly from tracked bookmaker odds for the specific line shown — not a separate estimate — so the percentage and the odds always agree with each other.

How the percentage is actually calculated

Each bookmaker's half-time goals 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 sides of at least one half-time goals line (0.5 or 1.5) tracked before it can be assessed at all — a fixture with only one side priced by bookmakers so far simply doesn't appear yet. Separately, the win/loss verdict for a finished/live match only appears once half-time score data is known for it.

How this connects to other markets

Half-time goals is a genuinely different read from the full-time goals lines — a match can be goalless at the break and still produce plenty of second-half action, or vice versa. See Over/Under 1.5 and related pages for the full-time equivalents.