Sports betting offers players dozens of options to choose from, but it is the bet format that determines the potential winnings and level of risk. Beginners often get confused between single, accumulator and system bets, although each of these options is suitable for specific goals and playing styles. Once you understand the differences, it is easier to choose a strategy that will allow you to control your bankroll and play consciously. All types of bets are presented in the Melbet app or on the official website.

What is a single bet and when should you choose it?

A single bet is a single bet on one event. The player chooses the outcome, sets the amount and receives the winnings if the prediction is correct. This type is considered the safest and most understandable: minimal risks, simple logic, transparent calculation. The odds may not be too high, but the probability of a successful outcome is higher than in combination bets.

Single bets are suitable for those who focus on analysis.

If you are confident in a specific event, such as a team's victory, total or handicap, then a single bet is the best option. This format is actively used by professionals who prefer a stable increase in their bankroll without unnecessary risks.

Express: high odds and high risk

An express bet combines several outcomes into one coupon. The odds of all events are multiplied, which allows you to get a large win with minimal costs. But for the bet to pay off, all events must occur without exception. One mistake and the entire express bet is lost.

This type is chosen by players who want to quickly increase their bankroll or who like risky strategies. Express bets often include matches of favourites with low odds to increase the final multiplier. At the same time, it is important to remember: the more events, the higher the chance of error. The optimal number of outcomes is from 2 to 4 to maintain a balance between risk and possible winnings.

System: a compromise between safety and high odds

A system is a set of combinations from selected events. It allows you to win even if one or more outcomes do not play out. For example, a 2/3 system consists of three events and includes several mini-express bets with two outcomes each. The final payout depends on the number of correct predictions.

This type of bet is ideal for those who want to maintain their chances of winning while taking a moderate risk. Systems are popular with players who bet on evenly matched teams, unpredictable matches, or want to test a strategy without incurring large losses.