# Prediction vocabulary

| Keyword                |                                                                                                                                                                                         |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1 X 2                  | <p>Result of a football sports match, indicating who is winning:</p><ul><li>1 means the home team won</li><li>X means the match is a draw</li><li>2 means the away team won</li></ul>   |
| BTTS                   | Result of a football sports match, indicating whether both teams scored at least 1 goal during the match.                                                                               |
| Exact score (football) | Result of a football sports match, which is the exact score. Players predicting can get it right, or wrong.                                                                             |
| Matchday               | <p>A subset of matches of an Event. </p><p><br>Typically in Football, when 20 teams face each other, there are 38 Matchdays of 10 Matches (19 matches per team, both home and away)</p> |
| Odds                   | Calculated probability of an event happening. It is an inverse function of the probability : if something has 20% chance to happen, its odds will be 5.                                 |
| Over / Under 2.5       | <p>Result of a football sports match, indicating whether the total of goals was above, or under, 2.5.<br><br>Pooky will use this concept for the Offence and Defence attributes.</p>    |
| Prediction             | User predicts the outcome of a Sports match. For example, in the Football game, he predicts the final score.                                                                            |


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