This means that the Sporting Index think that 11 or 12 corners will be awarded during the match. If you think that more than 12 corners will be awarded then you can buy at 12 for say 20 a corner. If you thought that less than 11 corners would be awarded then you could sell at 11 for 20 a corner. Now if there were 16 corners you would lose 100 but if there were 10 corners you would win 20. It is important to grasp the concept that you always buy at the top of the spread and sell at the bottom of the spread.
Lets look at another example.
If Manchester United were playing Charlton at home then the spread firms would probably make the supremacy spread 1.1 - 1.4. This means that the home team is one and a quarter goals favourite over the away team. Now you can't score a fraction of a goal but this doesn't matter. The five spread betting firms offer a variety of markets covering goals, corners, bookings, time of goals and various performance indexes. All content is copyright 1999 - 2001 by Soccer Spreads .