When backing and laying football card markets, make sure the bookmaker and exchange count cards in the same way. A rule mismatch can mean both sides of a matched bet settle badly.
These notes were correct when compiled, but card rules can change and special markets may use different wording. Always check the current bookmaker and exchange rules yourself before placing the bet.
Maximum card count per player: 3
Maximum card count per player: 2
Maximum card count per player: 3
Maximum card count per player: 3
Maximum card count per player: 3
Maximum card count per player: 3
Maximum card count per player: 2 unless the market states otherwise
Some Betdaq specials may state a three-card maximum in the market name. Under that rule, yellow cards count as 1, red cards count as 2, a second-yellow sending off counts as 3, and yellow plus straight red counts as 3.
If your bookmaker and exchange use different card-counting rules, the same match event can settle differently on each side. That creates a risk that both the back bet and lay bet lose.
No. These notes were correct when compiled, but bookmakers and exchanges can update market rules. Always check the current rules on both sides before placing a card-market bet.
Check card markets such as team with most cards, player card points and any card-based specials. The important point is that both sides count yellow cards, red cards and sending offs in the same way.