Points Rule of Nine
Rule of nine for games | Tendency | Goal Difference | Result |
|---|
| Win | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| Draw | 2 | - | 4 |
General explanation
The rule of nine awards points for a bet if the tendency was correct. The tendency is correct if the winner has been correctly predicted, or if the result is a draw that has been predicted.
Different amounts of points can be rewarded for a correct bet. Here we distinguish between tendency, goal difference and result:
- You receive the Result points if you have predicted the exact result, e.g. Result = "2:1" - Bet = "2:1"; Result = "1:1" - Bet = "1:1".
- You get the Goal Difference points if you have not predicted the exact result but the goal difference, e.g. Result = "2:1" - Bet = "1:0"; Result = "1:3" - Bet = "0:2". Since the goal difference in case of a draw is always 0, tendency and goal difference can be summarised in such a case.
- The tendency score is awarded if the tendency has been correctly predicted, but result and goal difference have not, e.g. Result = "2:1" - Bet = "2:0"; Result = "1:1" - Bet = "0:0"
Additionally, it can be distinguished between win and draw. One might thus award more points for a correctly predicted draw than for a correctly predicted win of a team.
Examples for the "Standard - Spiele"-rule
For the rule "Standard - Spiele", the following scores result:
- Result: "2:1" - Bet: "1:2" -> 0 Points (wrong tendency)
- Result: "2:1" - Bet: "1:0" -> 3 Points (win goal difference)
- Result: "1:1" - Bet: "0:0" -> 2 Points (draw tendency)
- Result: "1:2" - Bet: "1:2" -> 4 Points (win result)