It watches a match, or a set of matches, and notifies you the moment something you chose happens: a goal, a red card, a corner count, an odds price, a line move, or a market opening. You decide what, when and where.
From a match: tap the bell next to any match in the schedule or on its page. Best for a single game you already care about.
From Discover: pick a trend, a signal, a dropping-odds market or a condition of your own, then start an alert on everything that matches. Best for "tell me whenever a match like this comes up".
A match enters your range, N minutes before kick-off, a price reaches a value, a price drops by X%, a line moves, or a corner market opens.
A goal, a red card, corners reaching N, an in-play price rising, or a stat reaching a value. In-play alerts are a VIP feature.
A condition is a saved filter: which leagues, which teams, which stats. An alert is a condition that is running with a trigger and a channel. One condition can power several alerts, and you can edit it in My conditions.
Each alert picks its own channels: this website (the bell at the top), the TotalScore App, email, or Telegram. Trend alerts arrive as a daily digest at the time you set in Settings. Everything sent is kept in History.
Every plan has all triggers and channels; plans differ in how much runs. Free: 1 range alert and 3 single-match alerts at a time, 10 notifications and 3 emails a day. VIP: 30 range alerts, 100 single-match alerts, 500 notifications and 30 emails a day. Premium: 50 range alerts, 300 single-match alerts, 2000 notifications and 100 emails a day. Pre-match and in-play alerts count together, and saved conditions are unlimited. Once the daily limit is used up, no more alerts are sent or listed that day.
Alerts only fire when the trigger happens. Check My alerts to see it is running, and History to see whether anything has fired. Pre-match alerts need a match that actually enters your range.
Telegram only lets a bot message you after you press Start in that chat. Pre-match and in-play use different bots; press Start on both.
Pause or delete it in My alerts. Pausing keeps the settings; deleting removes it but keeps the condition.
The one you set in Settings. It defaults to your browser's time zone.
