Definition of 1st Half Anytime Touchdown Scorer

What does the term "1st half anytime touchdown scorer" mean in the world of football betting? What does the term "1st half anytime touchdown scorer" mean?

When it comes to football betting (usually NFL or college football), bettors can usually bet on which players will score a touchdown in the first half of play.

So, in order to win your bet, you will have to choose a player to score a touchdown, and they must score it in the first half of play.

If they score a touchdown in the second half, you will not win your bet.

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So, for instance, let's say that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are playing the Green Bay Packers on Monday Night Football.

Some of the "1st half anytime touchdown scorer" lines might look like this:

Mike Evans, 3.75
Leonard Fournette, 2.85
Aaron Jones, 2.95

So, let's say that you think that Mike Evans will score a touchdown in the first half.

If you bet $100 on Evans to score a TD in the first half and he scores in the first half, you would bank a total profit of $275.

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Bettors love these types of bets because they offer fairly large payouts and are decided quickly.

If you parlay a few of these TD bets, you could have a potentially massive payout.