BC Game Betting Options and Their Meaning

BC Game offers many ways to place your bets. You can choose a simple single bet or try more complex combinations. Each type works in its own way. This guide shows what each option means and how it works with money, odds, and results.

Here are all the sports betting options you can use at Game BC.

Single Bet

This is the most basic type of wager. You choose one event and bet on its outcome. If your prediction is correct, you get a payout based on the odds. This option is easy to understand and often used by beginners.

Example:

  • Bet 2,200 NGN on Chelsea at odds of 2.05. If Chelsea wins, your return is 2,200 × 2.05 = 4,510 NGN.

Accumulator Bet

An accumulator lets you combine several picks into one bet. All selections must win. The odds multiply, which increases your possible winnings, but also raises the risk.

Example:

  • Bet on three matches with odds 1.65, 2.20, and 1.70. The combined odds become 6.17. A 1,200 NGN stake would pay 7,404 NGN if all three predictions are correct.

System Bet

With a system bet, you don’t have to win every selection. You can still receive a payout even if some predictions are wrong. This format breaks your picks into combinations.

Example:

  • You select 3 matches and choose a “2 out of 3” system. This creates combinations A+B, A+C, and B+C. If any two win, you receive money from the winning combos.

Chain Bet

A chain bet links single bets. Each win feeds into the next. If a pick loses and you don’t have extra balance, the chain stops there.

Example:

  • Start with 1,500 NGN. First win at odds 2.10 gives 3,150 NGN. Next win at 1.55 brings 4,882 NGN. Third win at 1.60 reaches 7,811 NGN total.

Advancebet

Advancebet allows you to use potential winnings from open bets to place a new one, even with zero balance. If your active bet wins, the advance bet continues.

Example:

  • Bet 4,000 NGN on a match at odds 2.15. While it’s live, you place another bet using your possible 8,600 NGN return. If the first bet fails, the advance bet is canceled.

Promo Code Bet

With a promo code, you unlock bonuses like free bets, cashback, or better odds. BC Game provides codes via email or messages.

Example:

  • Enter a code, pick a game, add the selection to your bet slip, and apply the code. If the bet wins, the reward appears in your account.

Multibet

A multibet mixes singles and accumulators. It often includes a “Lobby” event. If the Lobby fails, the entire bet loses. If it wins, the rest play as normal.

Example:

  • Lobby odds 1.70, plus three picks at 1.55, 2.00, and 1.85. If Lobby and Picks A and B win, total odds are 4.73. A 22,000 NGN bet returns 104,060 NGN.

Conditional Bet

You place several bets in a set order. Each one depends on the success of the previous. You can choose different amounts or odds for each.

Example:

  • Start with 14,000 NGN at odds 1.40. Win gives 19,600 NGN. Then bet on a double at 1.55 and 1.25. That returns 37,975 NGN. If the next bet fails, subtract 14,000 NGN. Final payout is 23,975 NGN.

Combo Boost Bet

Combo Boost increases your winnings on accumulator bets. The more selections you add, the higher your bonus boost. It works only if all picks win. This bet suits users who prefer higher-risk, higher-return formats.

Example:

  • Place an accumulator with 5 events at odds 1.60, 1.90, 2.10, 1.70, and 2.00. Base combined odds: 22.8. With a 10% combo boost, final odds become 25.08. A 2,000 NGN bet now returns 50,160 NGN instead of 45,600 NGN.

X2 Bet Option

The X2 bet allows you to bet on two possible results: either a win or a draw. This reduces risk and gives you a higher chance to win. It’s a popular format for football matches.

Example:

  • Bet 5,000 NGN on Team A with X2 at odds of 1.50. If Team A wins or the match ends in a draw, your payout is 5,000 × 1.50 = 7,500 NGN. If Team A loses, the bet fails.

Double Bets

Double bets group your selections into two-event combos. Each combo is its own bet. If both events in a pair win, that combo pays. This format gives more chances to earn, even if some combos lose. Example:

Place 6 doubles at 1,200 NGN each:

  • Event 1 + Event 2 at 2.10 × 2.90 = 7,308 NGN;
  • Event 1 + Event 3 at 2.10 × 2.40 = 6,048 NGN;
  • Event 1 + Event 4 at 2.10 × 1.85 = 4,662 NGN;
  • Event 2 + Event 3 at 2.90 × 2.40 = 8,352 NGN;
  • Event 2 + Event 4 at 2.90 × 1.85 = 6,426 NGN;
  • Event 3 + Event 4 at 2.40 × 1.85 = 5,328 NGN.

Even if some pairs fail, every successful double gives a separate payout.

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