Like I have explained earlier, The YES option is EITHER OR.
The NO option is NEITHER NOR.

Until you see it this way, you will not understand.
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The president will wear WHITE OR GREEN is exactly the same as HOME WIN OR 2.5

The NO option is negating the statement will not happen for Home to win.
It is also negating the statement that there will be over 2.5 goals

AL1ENWARE:

Clever analogy but faulty, but I'll explain that later.

You're still missing one thing. What's the point of the or O/U2.5 then, when whatever is picked won't matter. Only the outcome of the first alternative counts. And I've shown in the post above where the First alternative came but their system decided to apply the other second O/U2.5 alternative that didn't come.

PS
Your 'President will wear Green or White' analogy agrees only to statement of probable outcome (guesser and a skeptic) not a statement of opinion that requires a predictive response (bookmaker and staker)

To cut the long story short,
YES means Either
NO means Neither

Ticket lost. The option HOME TO WIN OR UNDER 2.5 is settled this way.
If you picked YES, you need at least one of the options to win and if you picked NO, none of the options must win

Cwhyte:
Like I have explained earlier, The YES option is EITHER OR.
The NO option is NEITHER NOR.

Until you see it this way, you will not understand.
.
The president will wear WHITE OR GREEN is exactly the same as HOME WIN OR 2.5

The NO option is negating the statement will not happen for Home to win.
It is also negating the statement that there will be over 2.5 goals

I want to get something straight.
If you carry Home to win or Over 2.5 @ NO
Going by your NOR and NEITHER logic
If a match between A vs B plays 1-5 where Away still win as predicted but they played over Over 2.5
Is it still a loss ?

Yes, still a loss because there was over 2.5 (1-5)

AL1ENWARE:

I want to get something straight.
If you carry Home to win or Over 2.5 @ NO
Going by your NOR and NEITHER logic
If a match between A vs B plays 1-5 where Away still win as predicted but they played over Over 2.5
Is it still a loss ?

AL1ENWARE:

English no go do you strong thing.

I didn't picked Under2.5 at YES which would have had me lose the match as they played 3-1. I picked NO which means I'm saying NO to an outcome of both teams playing less than 2goals

which one be English no go do me strong thing... oya go collect your winning na

what you played is what I explained in sport betting .... you lost bro

Most of the guys here do not understand that option.

It's similar to something like 1 or 1.5.....in dis option if away team win 2-0, d game enter.

So what's the difference?

(2 or under 2.5) - NO = means its either away win or the outcome is more than 2 goals.

It's only lost if home team win n the total goals are less than 3.