The Asian handicap is a little different from the usual one we find in betting. The difference and the good part of this betting strategy is that you cannot have any tie. You can get all your money back or just a part of it if an event is a tie, depending on the prediction you made. These are some of the possibilities for Asian handicaps, also known as Asian adjustable handicaps.
First of all, you have a zero handicap. This means that you win if you bet on the winning team, you get your money back if there is a tie, and you lose if you bet on the losing team. Then you have the handicap +0.25, which also makes your ticket a winner if you have bet on the winning team. However, if it is a tie, only half of the money invested is returned, the other half being considered the winner. So, you also lose if the team you have bet on loses the match. When it comes to the -0.25 handicap, this means you win if your team wins and if they tie, you get half your investment back. If you choose handicap +1, this means that you win if your team wins, you lose if it loses by two goals, and you get your stake back if it loses by one goal.
There are many other options with the Asian handicap, the number ranging from -2.5 to +2.5, so you can make predictions and your chances of winning are quite high.