Counts how many zeros appear in your final column, adding home and away teams (maximum 12).

Example: if one match ends 0-1 and another 0-0, you already have 3 '0' signs.

💡 Tip: Avoid paying for unrealistic lines by requiring, for example, between 1 and 4 total "0" signs.

Counts how many teams finish with exactly 1 goal in your final play.

Example: if you have a 1-1 and a 2-1 scoreline, the total number of '1' signs is 3.

💡 Tip: The '1' sign is the most frequent. Keeping this filter in mid ranges (3-6) usually produces very realistic lines.

Counts how many teams finish with exactly 2 goals.

Example: a 2-0 and a 1-2 add up to 2 '2' signs in total.

💡 Tip: Use it to control that your play does not contain too many matches with high but not explosive scores.

Counts how many times M appears in your line, adding home and away teams together.

Example: if one match is M-1 and another is 0-M, the total number of M signs is 2.

💡 Tip: The 'M' sign makes the play much more expensive. Limiting it (for example, from 0 to 2) saves you from paying for unlikely thrashings.

Counts in how many of the 6 matches the home team finishes with 0 goals.

A 0-2 counts; a 2-0 does not.

💡 Tip: If you think home sides are strong on this matchday, keep this filter low (0 or 1).

Counts in how many matches the away team finishes with 0 goals.

A 2-0 counts; a 0-2 does not.

💡 Tip: It is common for several away teams not to score. A value of 2 or 3 is usually very typical.

Counts how many home teams reach the M sign.

Scores such as M-0, M-1 or M-M add to this counter.

💡 Tip: Use it to decide how many home thrashings you want to allow in your combination.

Counts how many away teams reach the M sign.

Example: surprise results such as 0-M or 1-M.

💡 Tip: Away-team thrashings are hard to hit. Limiting this filter to 0 or 1 removes many risky lines.

Counts how many of the 6 matches finish with at least 1 goal for each side.

Example: 1-1, 2-1, M-2. Matches where one team stays on 0 do not count.

💡 Tip: Ideal for separating open matchdays (many teams scoring) from defensive ones.

Counts how many matches on your slip have at least one M in the result.

Example: an M-0 and a 2-M would add 2 in this filter.

💡 Tip: Use it to control how many “crazy matches” or very high-scoring games you want to allow overall.

Counts how many matches end exactly M-M (3 or more goals for each side).

Example: scorelines such as 3-3, 4-3, etc. are represented as M-M.

💡 Tip: This is the hardest outcome to hit. Most players mark 0 here to avoid wasting money.

Counts how many matches finish exactly 0-0.

💡 Tip: Use it to avoid slips with too many dull or defensive matches.

Counts how many matches finish with exactly one goal for each side.

💡 Tip: 1-1 is the most common draw. Asking for between 0 and 2 is usually a very safe approach.

Counts how many matches finish exactly level at two goals each.

💡 Tip: This is an uncommon outcome. It is usually best to keep it in low values.

Counts how many matches have more home goals than away goals (e.g. 1-0, 2-1, M-2).

💡 Tip: It works like the '1' sign in Quiniela. Decide how many home wins you want in your play.

Counts how many matches have more away goals than home goals (e.g. 0-1, 1-2, 0-M).

💡 Tip: Control how many “surprises” or away wins you want to allow in your combination.