Both Teams To Score odds · Over / Under 3.5 distribution
Over / Under 3.5 by Both Teams To Score: Yes Odds
In 111,368 settled matches with Both Teams To Score: Yes opening odds, the most common outcome was UNDER — 70.1% (78,107 matches). Depending on the odds band, this rate ranges between 50.4% and 79.4%.
Both teams to score odds depend on both teams' tendency to score. In matches expected to be one-sided, the "no" side comes to the fore.
111,368
Settled matches
sample
70.1%
Most common: UNDER
78,107 matches
29 pts
Spread between bands
highest − lowest
1.64
Median opening odds
2024-01-01 → 2026-10-09
Over / Under 3.5 — overall distribution
How the Over / Under 3.5 outcome was distributed across all settled matches with Both Teams To Score: Yes opening odds. This is the baseline distribution independent of the odds band; the band rates in the next table should be compared against it.
OVER
29.9%
33,261 matches
UNDER
70.1%
78,107 matches
Over / Under 3.5 by opening odds band
Each row counts how matches actually ended when their Both Teams To Score: Yes opening odds fell in that band. No percentage is shown for a band with fewer than 100 matches.
| Both Teams To Score: Yes opening odds | Matches | OVER | UNDER |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.00 – 1.30 | 3,169 | 49.6%(1,573) | 50.4%(1,596) |
| 1.30 – 1.50 | 24,430 | 38%(9,291) | 62%(15,139) |
| 1.50 – 1.75 | 45,030 | 29.8%(13,399) | 70.2%(31,631) |
| 1.75 – 2.00 | 26,084 | 24.3%(6,339) | 75.7%(19,745) |
| 2.00 – 2.50 | 11,868 | 20.6%(2,443) | 79.4%(9,425) |
| 2.50 – 3.50 | 744 | 26.5%(197) | 73.5%(547) |
| 3.50 – 5.00 | 37 | — | — |
| 5.00 and above | 6 | — | — |
What this number tells you — and what it doesn't
- It tells you: how matches ended in terms of Over / Under 3.5 in the past while the Both Teams To Score: Yes opening odds sat inside a given band.
- It doesn't tell you: what will happen in the next match. It is a count of past matches, not a prediction, and it carries no guarantee of winnings.
- It doesn't establish causation: what is measured between odds and outcome is how often they occur together. The odds do not produce the outcome; they summarise the market's expectation for that match.
- Only the opening odds are used. For the closing side, see Closing Odds Analysis.
- Outcomes are derived from the score, not stored; when a score is corrected, the statistics correct themselves at the next update.
- A page is only generated for market–outcome pairs whose sample exceeds 500 matches; no page is opened for pairs below that.
Look for this relationship in today's matches
The table above shows the past. To filter today's matches whose Both Teams To Score: Yes opening odds fall within a given range and see their Over / Under 3.5 distribution live, use the analysis tools.
Frequently asked questions
Can Over / Under 3.5 be predicted from Both Teams To Score: Yes odds?
A trend is measurable across 111,368 matches in the archive: with Both Teams To Score: Yes opening odds in the 2.00–2.50 range, UNDER landed 79.4% of the time; with odds in the 1.00–1.30 range, this fell to 50.4%. The 29-point gap is a tendency, not a guarantee.
What does Over / Under 3.5 mean?
The over/under 3.5 market checks whether the total number of goals in the match stays below or goes above 3.5. 4 or more goals is over.
How is the distribution on this page calculated?
Matches with Both Teams To Score: Yes opening odds are split into odds bands, then in each band the Over / Under 3.5 outcome is calculated from the actual score and counted. Outcomes are not stored but derived from the score; if a score is corrected, the statistics are corrected too.
How many matches is this measured on?
Of the 114,603 matches with Both Teams To Score: Yes opening odds, the Over / Under 3.5 outcome could be calculated for 111,368. Matches whose score has not arrived yet are not counted in the denominator. Archive range: 2024-01-01 – 2026-10-09.
Does it also apply to closing odds?
No. This page uses OPENING odds only. Closing odds form close to kick-off and carry different information; for the closing side, see the Closing Odds Analysis page.