Anytime Touchdown Scorer Bet Explained – How ATTS Bets Work | BookieBrawler

Everything you need to know about anytime touchdown scorer bets: what they are, how they work, does passing count, odds explained, and strategies for finding value on ATTD...

What Is an Anytime Touchdown Scorer Bet?

An anytime touchdown scorer bet is a player prop wager where you pick a player to score a touchdown at any point during the game. It doesn't matter if they score in the first quarter or the final seconds - as long as they find the end zone, your bet wins.

This differs from first touchdown scorer bets, which only pay out if the player scores the very first TD of the game. Anytime TD bets are much easier to hit but pay out at lower odds.

How Does Anytime TD Scoring Work?

The bet is straightforward:

Pick a player you believe will score a touchdown during the game
The touchdown can be rushing, receiving, or a fumble/INT return
Odds are typically listed in American format (e.g., -120, +150, +300)
Star running backs and top red-zone receivers usually have the shortest odds

Does Anytime Touchdown Include Passing Touchdowns?

This is one of the most common questions, and the answer depends on your sportsbook. On most sportsbooks, anytime touchdown scorer bets only count rushing and receiving touchdowns. A quarterback throwing a touchdown pass does not count.

However, if a QB scores on a rushing touchdown (like Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen often do), that does count. Some sportsbooks offer a separate "anytime TD scorer including passing" market - always read the fine print.

Anytime TD Scorer Odds Explained

Here's what typical anytime TD odds look like for an NFL game:

Derrick Henry (RB): -150 - Heavy favorite to score, risk $150 to win $100
Ja'Marr Chase (WR): +120 - Likely scorer, risk $100 to win $120
Tight End: +200 to +350 - Moderate odds, good for red-zone targets
Backup RB: +500 to +800 - Long shot, but big payoff
Defensive Player: +1500+ - Rare, but pick-sixes and fumble returns happen