system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: In betting, how does the 'Both teams not to score' bet work? And why, if one team does score, do you still win the bet?

It just seems to make no sense the way it's phrased, if someone said to me **both teams not to score** and then one team **does score** I don't understand how you still win the bet. 

Surely that wording means the score must be 0-0 for you to win? Where's the sense behind this that I'm clearly missing?
gpt
You are betting against BOTH teams ending up with at least one point, not against EITHER team scoring, if that makes any sense. 

If the bet was 'neither team scores' then a 1-0 win to whoever means you lose. But as you were betting that 'both teams will not score', if one of the teams stays on 0 points, then you have fulfilled that, i.e BOTH teams did not score.