- Alex Maria Pujolras – Nicolo Catini / 187$
- Cheongju KB Stars W – Bucheon Hana W / 188$
- O. Elliott – B. Hafes / 167$
- J. Miller – D. Jackson / 175$
- Ireland – Argentina / 153$
- Luxembourg – Bulgaria / 179$
- Romania – Kosovo / 200$
- San Marino – Gibraltar / 230$
- Portugal – Poland / 180$
- Switzerland – Serbia / 177$
Joint Favorite
What does Joint Favorite mean in sports betting?
How often do bookmakers determine Joint Favorite?
Joint Favorite is the term that indicates that the bookie chooses one or more favorites for a particular sporting event.
This term has two concepts. First, this is a choice of one favorite by bookmakers. This happens most often in single matches, fights of unequal sportsmen and other sports, where a stronger player or team is clearly traced. But the definition can acquire a slightly different meaning. When it comes to fighting for a cup, winning a tournament or even leaving the group, in most cases, many teams participate. And they are all very strong. In this case, the concept of elected favorites is more suitable, when it is impossible to single out an obvious leader, then bookmakers choose 2-4 strongest.
Bets on such favorites are often easy to determine, because they are characterized by low odds and a large influx of players.