Commonly Asked Questions
When does the ACB season start?
The season traditionally opens in September and finishes in spring with the play-offs. The first round is usually played at the end of September, and markets appear at Twinsbet once games enter the official calendar. Exact dates are best checked in the league calendar.
How do I read the ACB table?
The table shows wins, losses, the share of wins, points scored and conceded and their difference. The upper places lead to the play-off zone and the lower ones to the relegation zone. The league publishes the exact procedure. Standings update after games are played.
What bet types can I place on ACB games?
Match winner, handicap, points and quarter totals, outright bets on the title and live betting are all available. The exact list is shown on each fixture page. How a handicap works is explained above.
What does a handicap mean in basketball?
A handicap adds points to or takes them off a team's score before the bet is settled. For example, -6.5 means the team has to win by at least seven points. The real lines are shown on the fixture page, and overtime treatment is set by the bet conditions.
Are ACB games only played on weekends?
Mostly, but clubs that also play in European competition have a busier calendar, so game times can differ. The league publishes the exact schedule, and the fixture page shows the tip-off time
Can I place live ACB bets?
Yes. Odds update as the game goes on, following the score and events on the court. Betting can be briefly suspended because of an injury or a video review. The whole live offering sits in its own section.
How is the ACB different from the EuroLeague?
The ACB is the Spanish national league in which the country's clubs play, while the EuroLeague is a European club competition. Some Spanish clubs play in both, so their games can appear in both betting sections. EuroLeague games have a page of their own.
What is Early Payout?
Early Payout is an option to settle a winning bet before the match has finished, once the set conditions are met. It can apply only to particular competitions, fixtures or markets. Its availability is not guaranteed and may be changed, suspended or withdrawn following a risk assessment.