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Both teams to score Canada: both sides on the sheet, not a goal in each half

Both teams to score wins when each side scores at least once. A 2-0 fails it and can still be a goal in each half. The two tickets are not the same.

Both teams to score Canada is a yes or a no: did each side score at least one goal. A 1-0 is no. A 1-1 is yes. A 2-0 is still no, even if the two goals were split across the halves. The half of the clock is a different ticket.

MegaPari shows up to $1,500 + 150 free spins, with the wagering cell empty. N1 Bet has an empty welcome. Hollywin has an empty welcome. None of those cells is a price on this market. If the coupon prints a price, the price on the screen is the one you are taking.

Why both teams to score is not the both-halves page

Canada already has a both halves article: a goal in the first half and a goal in the second half, no matter which team scored them. It also has a team to score in both halves article: one named side scores before the break and again after it.

Both teams to score ignores the break. Examples, with no prices:

That is the whole point of a separate page. If you only remember "something happened in both halves", you will mark the wrong box.

What else it is not

Result and total asks who won and whether the sum cleared a line. A 2-1 home win can win home-and-over-2.5 and also win both teams to score. A 3-0 home win can win the same result-and-total and lose both teams to score. The sum does not name the sides.

Correct score asks for one scoreline. 2-1 and 1-1 are both yes for both teams to score, and they are different correct-score tickets.

Double chance covers two of 1X2. It never asks whether the loser scored.

Over 2.5 is arithmetic on the sum. A 3-0 clears it and fails both teams to score. A 1-1 fails over 2.5 and wins both teams to score.

Extra time is not stored. A 0-0 after 90 minutes that becomes 1-1 in extra time does not flip this ticket unless the market says the clock includes it. Penalty shootout goals are not match goals. Read the slip.

Three rows, and a province note

Rules for sportsbooks can differ by province. The MegaPari, N1 Bet and Hollywin rows do not name a province. Do not invent one, and do not treat a listing as a licence. MegaPari's pack stays on MegaPari. Do not paste $1,500 or 150 spins onto N1 Bet or Hollywin.

If one of the three sports tabs has no both-teams market, that house is not offering this name on that match. Do not tick "a goal in each half" and call it the same bet.

This article says slots only to point at the other piece: the ways article is the casino-side note. It is not a second football market. Interac is not part of either ticket.

What to read on the slip

Mark the three tickets before you look at a price

Take one match and write the score at the break and the score at the end. Then mark yes or no for three questions: both teams to score, a goal in each half, and the home side to score in both halves.

A 2-0 that was 1-0 at the break is no, yes, yes, in that order. A 1-1 that was 1-0 at the break is yes, yes, no. A 1-0 that never changed is no, no, no. If your marks do not come out that way, re-read the definitions before you open MegaPari, N1 Bet or Hollywin.

The prices, if the coupon has them, come after the marks. MegaPari's up to $1,500 + 150 free spins does not set them. N1 Bet and Hollywin have nothing to paste across. A province is not named on the row, so do not add one to make the market sound local. If the tab is missing, the tab is missing in that province too until you see it.

Do not fold this into the result-and-total ticket. Home and over 2.5 can win on a 3-0, and both teams to score loses on that 3-0. You would be paid for the wrong question.

One stake, one question. A parlay that includes this leg is a different product and needs every leg. This page does not store a void rule if a match is postponed.

Use the Canada casino table to see the live rows before you open a coupon. 18+ only. A yes/no on both sides scoring is still a bet. The shorter question does not shrink the stake unless you typed a smaller one.

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