What is Moneyline?
A bet on the straight winner of an event with no handicap or spread.
Definition
Moneyline (US term; UK = 'match result' or '1X2' in football) bets the outright winner. In two-way sports (NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, tennis) it's a binary win/lose. In football, the moneyline is the 1X2 — home win, draw, or away win. Moneyline odds reflect skill gaps directly: a heavy favourite will be priced at -300 (1.33 decimal), a coin-flip game at +100/-110 (around 2.00).
Example
Argentina ML at -200 (1.50 decimal) means $200 risked to win $100. Implied probability ~67%.
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FAQ
What does "Moneyline" mean in sports betting?
A bet on the straight winner of an event with no handicap or spread.
How is "Moneyline" used at the FIFA World Cup 2026?
Moneyline applies to every World Cup 2026 match in the same way as any other regulated sports event. Fan Bet Odds tracks the relevant prices and lines across Bet365, Pinnacle, DraftKings, BetMGM and other licensed bookmakers — see the match prediction and odds pages for live application.
Where can I see "Moneyline" in action on Fan Bet Odds?
Moneyline appears throughout our match prediction pages (/odds/predictions/match/[slug]), market deep-dives (/odds/predictions/match/[slug]/[market]) and bookmaker reviews (/bet/bookmakers/[slug]). Use the related terms below to navigate the broader glossary.
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