Do you want to get into corner betting but don’t know where to start? Well, this is the guide for you.

In football, a corner gives the attacking team the opportunity to perform a set piece by kicking the ball from the corner flag. This common occurrence is one that bettors love to stake on. A wealth of stats on teams and players in relation to corners means you can often find good odds on these markets. That makes corner bets popular.

What is a Corner Bet?

A corner bet is when you try to predict the number of corners in a half or full game of football, or how many corners a certain team will take. With all the stats available in the modern game, bettors have a lot of information at their disposal. The option to look up which teams and players typically perform best and worst in this scenario makes corner bets a particularly interesting prospect.

When you place a corner bet with a sportsbook, you can use a betting corners strategy. This can involve reading advice from expert football tipsters. We’ll provide some tips on how to place these bets towards the end of this guide.

Types of Corner Bets

You may be surprised to find out quite how many different types of corner bets you can place. In this section, we’ll give you a brief rundown of the various wagers you may be interested in.

Total Corners

Total corners is the most common bet. This is where you simply stake on how many corners you think there will be.

Average Corners per Game

If you like season-long bets, you could wager on the average number of corners per game across a season.

Corner Match Bet

Corner match betting means wagering on the team you think will win the most corners in a match.

Multi Corners Bet

Multi corners bets are slightly wilder and harder to predict. The bet is based on the number of corners taken in the first half multiplied by the number of corners taken in the second half. For more detail on the multi corner bet, check out the blogs from our expert corner bet tipsters.

Asian Corners Bet

What are Asian corners in betting? This is when you bet on which team will have the most corners but there are also handicaps involved. For example, if you want to wager on the superior team to win the most corners, they will need to win by a certain number for the bet to pay out.

In-Play Corner Betting

Some live betting markets will give you the chance to stake on which team you think will win the next corner.

First and Last Corner

Which team will win the first and last corners? If you think you can predict that, you can place a bet on it.

Corner Race

A corner race bet is when you try to accurately predict when the first, next or last corner will be awarded.

Half-time Corners

You can stake on how many corners you think there will be by half time.

Even/Odd Corners

One of the most random corner bets you can make is the even or odd market. This is where you try to guess whether the total number of corners will be an odd or an even number.

Corner Betting Tips

When you place a corner bet, we highly recommend doing a lot of research first. You can use our expert tipsters’ advice, but you can also access plenty of data online yourself.

Some teams win more corners than others because they have an attacking style of play. Generally, the more chances a team creates, the more corners they will end up winning as shots are deflected or defenders make clearances.

Have a look back at the average corners a team has scored over the past five or six matches, and then compare that to how many their upcoming opponent has conceded in the same timeframe. This can help you make a sensible prediction.

Our Corner Tipsters

We have expert football tipsters for every scenario, and this includes dedicated corner tipsters as well. Gav is our main guy for this, and his specialty is match totals. Check out his stats below:

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All-time ROI: 6.2%

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Avg tips per month: 28.1

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