Question 1

What happens to my touchdown scorer prop if the player is injured before scoring?

Accepted Answer

If your selected player suffers an injury and cannot return to the game without scoring a touchdown, your bet typically loses. Some sportsbooks offer "insurance" promotions for injured players, but these are rare and usually clearly advertised.

Question 2

Do passing touchdowns count for quarterback touchdown scorer prop bets?

Accepted Answer

No, quarterbacks do not receive credit for touchdown passes. They only count for the player who catches the pass and crosses the goal line.

Question 3

Can I bet on defensive players to score touchdowns?

Accepted Answer

Most sportsbooks offer odds on select defensive players, typically those known for creating turnovers or playing in favorable matchups. Some books also offer team defense options for scoring touchdowns via interceptions, fumble recoveries, or blocked kicks returned for scores.

Question 4

How do anytime touchdown bets differ from "2+ touchdowns" bets?

Accepted Answer

Anytime touchdown bets require your player to score at least one touchdown during the game. The "2+ touchdowns" or "multiple touchdowns" bets require your selected player to score two or more touchdowns in the same game.

Question 5

How do overtime touchdowns affect touchdown scorer prop bets?

Accepted Answer

Overtime touchdowns count toward anytime touchdown scorer bets since they occur during the official game. For first touchdown scorer bets, if no touchdowns were scored in regulation, the first touchdown scored in overtime would settle these bets.

First & Anytime Touchdown Scorer Prop Betting Guide for NFL & NCAA TD Props