Anytime touchdown
What does "anytime touchdown" mean in sports betting?
An anytime touchdown bet wins if the player scores a touchdown at any point in the game.
For most books, rushing and receiving touchdowns count. A quarterback's passing touchdowns don't count toward his own anytime-TD bet, but his rushing touchdowns do. Rules on overtime and return touchdowns vary, so check your book.
Goal-line backs and top red-zone targets are usually priced as favorites. Because these prices get short, the implied probability matters: a heavy favorite has to score very often to be worth it.
Example
A running back is -360 to score. That price implies about a 78.3% chance, so you'd want to believe he scores roughly four games out of five before taking it.
Related terms
Parlay
A parlay combines two or more bets into one ticket. Every leg has to win, and the payout is the odds of each leg multiplied together.
Player prop
A player prop is a bet on an individual player's stat line, such as passing yards, points, rebounds, strikeouts or shots on goal, rather than on the game result.
Implied probability
Implied probability is the win chance a price suggests. It turns odds into a percentage so you can compare them with your own estimate.
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