1 dangerous attack per minute, or no recent goals

A condition like Dangerous Attacks, minimum of 35 tells you how much the match has already built up. With the Average per minute, you set the pace: for example, 1 dangerous attack per minute in the last 10 minutes. It catches the team that has just stepped it up, not the one that piled up attacks early on.

How to set 1 dangerous attack per minute

1. In step 3 (Conditions), open Choose stat › In the match, live › Pressure and attacks and choose Dangerous Attacks. You can also type "attacks" in the search.
2. In Whose, choose the team (see below for which).
3. Choose Minimum of and type 1.
4. Click More options and, in Count, choose Average per minute.
5. In From when, choose the period, for example Last 10 minutes.
6. Click Done.

Underneath, the card does the maths for you: An average of 1 per minute = at least 10 in the last 10 minutes. You can use decimals, such as 0.8 or 1.5. If the value is high for the period you chose, a warning appears.

Which period to choose

• Last 5 minutes, Last 10 minutes or Last 15 minutes: the pace right now. With 5 minutes the bot reacts faster, but it also picks up short spikes; with 15 the average is steadier.
• From the start of the match: the average for the whole match so far.
• First half only and Second half only: the average within that half, divided by the minutes already played in it. In the 50th minute, the second half counts as 5 minutes. These two only appear for Attacks, Dangerous Attacks, Shots, Shots on Target, Shots off Target, Corners and Goals.

Not every stat has an average per minute. If you can't see it in the Count list, that stat doesn't have one.

Which team counts

• Home team or Away team: only that one.
• Team with odds…: the team with the odds you choose in The team with (Strong favourite, Favourite, Slight favourite, Underdog or Other odds…). To accept either team, choose Other odds… from 1.01 to 25: one of them having the average is enough.
• Both teams (each one): both teams need the average.
• Match total: adds the two together. For this scenario it is usually the wrong choice: 1 per minute in total can be two teams at 0.5 each, which is a quiet match, not one team piling on the pressure.

The bot's minutes matter too

The average over the last 10 minutes always looks at the 10 minutes before each check. In a bot with the End of the first half window (minutes 30 to 40), in the 35th minute the bot sees what happened between minutes 25 and 35. Choose the window with the bet in mind, and the average with the pace you want to catch at that point.

No goals in the last few minutes

The same option lets you look for matches where nobody has scored in the last few minutes, whatever the score:

1. Choose the Goals stat and, in Whose, Match total.
2. Choose Maximum of and type 0.
3. In More options › Count, choose Average per minute and, in From when, Last 5 minutes, Last 10 minutes or Last 15 minutes.

With Last 10 minutes, the bot only lets through matches with no goal at all in the previous 10 minutes. The total number of goals doesn't matter: a 2-1 with no goal for 10 minutes gets through. If you want the whole match goalless, it is simpler to choose 0-0 in Score at the moment of the alert.