"4+ corners" in betting means you're wagering that there will be
4 or more corner kicks awarded during a football match (including both teams combined).
How it works:
- Wins: If the total corners in the match is 4, 5, 6, 7, 8+ etc.
- Loses: If there are 0, 1, 2, or 3 corners total
Key points:
- Corners from both teams count toward the total
- Only corners actually taken count (not just awarded)
- Extra time corners typically don't count unless specifically stated
- Some bookmakers offer variations like "Team A 4+ corners" for individual team totals
Where to find these bets:
Licensed UK bookmakers offering corner betting include:
- Bet365 - Extensive corner markets
- William Hill - Good selection of corner props
- Ladbrokes - Various corner betting options
- Paddy Power - Creative corner markets
- Sky Bet - Regular corner totals and props
Typical odds:
4+ corners usually offers relatively short odds (often around 1/2 to 4/6) as most football matches see at least 4 corners, making it a popular "banker" bet for accumulators.
Always check the specific terms with your chosen bookmaker, as rules can vary slightly between operators.