Scottish FA Cup 2020/21 Betting Markets & Odds

At BetVictor, we love the magic of the cup. And of course, that goes for the action north of the border too. Whether you fancy the Old Firm to continue their dominance, or one of the Edinburgh sides to triumph at Hampden Park, we bring you the full range of Scottish Cup betting markets from the early stages of the competition right the way through to the final.

So, when you want to Bet on Scottish soccer with the drama from the cup, look no further than BetVictor. Here we go soccer fans.

With the 12 Scottish Premiership sides joining the competition in the third round, interest in the Scottish Cup always increases with Old Firm rivals Rangers and Celtic entering into the fray in the last 32.

As you'd expect from us at BetVictor, our Scottish Cup betting markets include the latest up-to-date Scottish Cup odds on the outright winner of the competition. And as is usually the case north of the border, the two biggest teams will be firmly throwing their hats into the ring.

Having enjoyed plenty of success in the cup in recent seasons, Celtic will always fancy their chances. You don't get to be the most successful side in the competition for nothing. Rangers are second behind their Old Firm rivals in the all-time Scottish Cup winners list, with the Glaswegian pair accounting for more than 70 titles between them.

But that's not all, our Scottish Cup betting markets also include the full range of match betting for every single cup encounter north of the border. We're talking Both Teams To Score, Correct Score, Total Goals Over/Under, Half Time/Full Time and a wide variety of goalscorer options as well as a selection of other pre-game and In-Play betting markets.

Celtic continued their recent dominance of the Scottish Cup with a fourth successive final win in 2020, a 40th Scottish Cup title, via a penalty shootout victory over Hearts after an entertaining 3-3 draw.

First half goals from Ryan Christie and Odsonne Edouard put Celtic firmly in the driving seat at Hampden Park, but Neil Lennon's team were eventually forced to battle through extra time before their composure from the spot secured a famous cup success.

Celtic have certainly been the dominant force in the competition during the last decade winning six finals in ten seasons, with Rangers' last win coming back in 2009 under Walter Smith.

Despite cup soccer being notoriously difficult to predict, Celtic's dominance of the competition could give a potential guiding light when assessing the Scottish Cup betting markets.

The Scottish Cup traditionally gets started in early August, with the preliminary rounds being played as part of an extended pre-season schedule for teams on the lower steps of the Scottish soccer League ladder.

The first two preliminary rounds include teams exclusively from the Highland and Lowland leagues stretched across the fifth tier of Scottish soccer. The First Round Proper brings in League Two clubs with League One and Championship sides following suit in the Second Round.

Top-flight clubs joining in the Third Round creates the chance for giant killings across the board with the chance to bet on Scottish Cup games boosted by the possibility of a big name upset.

As always, you can expect a few surprises along the way with some of the big boys having to grace the turf of a few unexpected grounds. And that's why we truly love the action from the Scottish Cup.