The probability of any outcome, according to the bookmaker, is determined by the odds on this outcome. If you divide 🧲 a hundred by a coefficient, you get an approximate estimate of the probability as a percentage.
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Example: Champions League 1/8 finals 🧲 two-legged match between Barcelona and Ajax. The Spaniards won the first match at home 3: 0. Even if Ajax can 🧲 win the return game with a score of 1: 0, 2: 0, 2: 1 or 3: 1, they will not 🧲 advance to the next round. Therefore, the bookmakers will give different outcomes for their victory in the match and for 🧲 the passage to the next round of the competition. The odds for their passage to the quarterfinals will be much 🧲 higher than for winning a particular game.
A similar bet can be found in the playoffs of major international tournaments, where 🧲 a draw is excluded (when extra time and penalty shootouts are assigned in case of a draw, if required). For 🧲 example, at the European Football Championship 2024 (2024), in each playoff match, it was possible to put on the passage 🧲 of each national team to the next round based on the results of extra time and a penalty shootout. You 🧲 can find such bets in the NBA, MLB and NHL playoffs, where rounds are played in a series of matches 🧲 up to four wins.
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