Correct Score is a sport promotion that softens the sharpest edge of correct-score betting: when the match ends goalless and the player did not predict it, the selection is not simply lost.
How does Correct Score work for the player?
The player places a correct-score bet. If the match ends 0-0 and that was not the predicted score, the selection is settled at odds of 1 rather than lost: the player simply gets the stake back, as real money, not as any bonus form. Any other wrong score loses as normal, and a correct prediction wins as normal.
Why does Correct Score matter for you?
Goalless draws are the outcome bettors least enjoy losing to. Removing that specific sting makes correct-score markets, which carry high odds and high engagement, meaningfully friendlier to play.
How does Lumio use Correct Score?
Lumio decides when the promotion runs and on which competitions, and surfaces it where correct-score interest is highest. How Lumio decides is described on its own page.
How does Correct Score work with other systems?
A Correct Score promotion can pair with football campaign periods and Challenges on prediction activity. This is an example, not a complete list.
What are the boundaries of Correct Score?
Correct Score protects one market against one outcome; it is not an early settlement like 2 Goals Ahead nor an odds boost like Ultra Odds.
Key takeaways
- Correct Score protects one specific outcome: a match ending 0-0 that the player did not predict.
- In that case, the bet is settled at odds of 1, so the player gets their stake back as real cash, not a bonus.
- Any other wrong score loses as normal, and a correct prediction wins as normal.
- Goalless draws are the outcome bettors least enjoy losing to, so this promotion targets specifically that frustration.
- Lumio decides when the promotion runs and on which competitions, surfacing it where correct-score interest is highest.
