Betting Terms Explained on Safetipz – HTS, ATS, BTTS, 1X2 and More

Understanding the Betting Codes You See on Safetipz

When reading betting predictions on Safetipz, you may come across short terms like HTS, ATS, BTTS, 1X, and more. These aren’t just random letters — they’re quick codes used by tipsters to communicate bet types clearly.

Here’s what they mean, in simple language:

✅ HTS (Home Team to Score)

This means you’re betting that the home team will score at least one goal, regardless of the match result.
Example: If Chelsea is at home vs PSG, and the bet is HTS, then Chelsea must score at least one goal for the bet to win.

✅ ATS (Away Team to Score)

Opposite of HTS. You’re backing the away team to score at least one goal in the match.
Example: PSG scores at least one goal while playing away.

✅ BTTS (Both Teams to Score)

This bet wins if both teams score at least one goal in the match.
Example: Chelsea 1-1 PSG = ✅ BTTS won

✅ 1, X, 2 (Full Time Result)

This is the classic 1X2 market:

1 = Home team wins
X = Draw
2 = Away team wins

✅ 1X, 2X, 12 (Double Chance)

Covers two outcomes in one bet:

1X = Home win or draw
2X = Away win or draw
12 = Either team wins (no draw)

✅ Other Useful Betting Terms

O2.5 = Over 2.5 total goals in the match
U2.5 = Under 2.5 total goals in the match
DC = Double Chance
CS = Correct Score
GG/NG = Both Teams to Score (Yes/No)

How to Use These Codes on Safetipz

These terms appear on pages like:

If you’re ever confused about what a tip means, just refer back to this page — or use it to teach your friends how to bet smart because at Safetipz, we keep betting simple, sharp, and honest. Understanding terms like HTS, ATS, or BTTS helps you place smarter bets and follow our tips more confidently. Ready to apply your new knowledge? Check our latest Daily Soccer Tips or Expert Prediction Site picks.