How do corners markets work in soccer betting?

How it works

Most sportsbooks count corners that are taken in regular time, and a retaken corner usually counts only once; always check the operator's rules. Corners awarded but not taken before the whistle often do not count. Whole-number lines can push, just like goal totals.

For example, total corners over 9.5 might be priced at 1.85 (about -118). If the teams take six and four, the total is 10 and the bet wins, so a $10 stake returns $18.50. A race to 5 corners market pays on whichever team reaches five first.

Corner counts rise with attacking width, crossing-heavy teams and game state, since a trailing side often pushes forward late. Corners markets often carry higher margins than main lines, so compare prices carefully before betting.

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