Parity changes with every goal · Reviewed September 2026
Odd or Even on mi7 focuses on the combined football score rather than the winning team. Add the goals from both sides for the period named by the market. If the number divides into pairs it is Even; if one goal remains after pairing, it is Odd.
See how each goal flips parity
Zero starts on Even. The first goal changes the total to Odd, the second returns it to Even, and this alternation continues with every additional goal. The final classification uses the score at the stated settlement point, which may be full time, a half or another period displayed on the event.
| Settled score | Combined goals and parity |
|---|---|
| 2–1 | Three in total — Odd |
| 1–1 | Two in total — Even |
| 0–0 | Zero in total — Even |
| 3–2 | Five in total — Odd |
A simple pair of buttons can hide important context
Odd and Even are easy to display on a phone, but the event and period still require attention. Verify both teams, kick-off time, market title and current odds before adding a side. This prevents confusion when team totals or another goal market appears close to the parity option.
Build the selection from the mi7 fixture page
- Sign in and open Sports from the main mi7 lobby.
- Choose an available football match from the current schedule.
- Locate total goals Odd or Even for the intended settlement period.
- Select one parity side and type the amount into the mobile slip.
- Confirm the fixture, market, period, odds and displayed return before submission.
Use team information to understand the match, not guarantee a side
Scoring form, expected line-ups, attacking intent and defensive changes can describe possible match conditions. They cannot predetermine parity. Because every goal reverses Odd and Even, even a well-researched view remains exposed to the next scoring event until settlement.
A live market may pause, reopen or display different odds immediately after match action. Always follow the current mi7 event screen and make sure the intended selection remains available before continuing.
Read the final mobile slip line by line
Confirm that the wording refers to combined goals Odd or Even and not to a single team, exact score or alternative total. Check the period again when both first-half and full-match versions appear, since the same match can settle them differently.
Odd or Even football answers
Does 0–0 belong to Even?
Yes. A total of zero is Even, provided that the score and period match the settlement rules displayed for the market.
Are penalties after the match automatically counted?
Do not assume so. Follow the period and settlement rules displayed by mi7, which commonly refer to a stated regular-time result.
Where is the selected side shown?
The Android slip lists the football event, market and chosen Odd or Even side before final confirmation.