Goal Scorers' Shirt Numbers Spread betting allows you to bet on the aggregate number of shirt numbers for all the goal scorers in a match.

If Arsenal were to draw 1-1 with Liverpool with players wearing shirt numbers 14 and 10 scoring the goals, the shirt numbers would result in 24 points.

Example:
For a match between Spurs and Liverpool a spreadbetting firm like Extrabet might price shirt numbers at 36 - 39. So if you expect a few goals you would bet high at 39 for the stake of your choice, in this case £10 a point.

If Spurs were to win the game 2-1, with number 7 scoring both goals for Spurs and shirt number 10 taking Liverpool’s only chance, the final result would be 24 points (7 + 7 + 10).
Had you gone high Shirt Numbers at 39 you would have lost 15 times your stake, in this case £10 per point. (39 – 24) x your stake = 15 x £10 = -£150

But if you had gone low at 36, the same bet would have won you 12 times your stake.
(36 – 24) x your stake = 12 x £10 = £110