Definitions for: M
Market
Example: the most usual market in football is “1X2” (also known as “Match betting”, “Match odds”, etc.) and usually has three outcomes: home win, draw and away win. Only one out of those three outcomes (selections) may be a winner
Money Management
A management of financial funds available for betting, so to maximize profit and avoid bankruptcy. A good Bank Management principle is to never Bet all-in, never risk more than a reasonable safe percentage of your Bank.
Some popular staking plans include betting always a fixed percentage of your current Bank or betting always a fixed value independent of the odds.
Multiple
A Bet consisting of more than one event. The odds for an Accumulator are calculated by multiplying together the separate odds in decimal format for all single events included within an Accumulator.
Accumulators may be placed only with the same Bookmaker.
Accumulator is won only if all selections won.