Football bet settlement
Can an own goal count for an anytime goalscorer selection?
Direct answer
An own goal does not count as an attacking player scoring in ordinary anytime-goalscorer markets. It counts toward the benefiting TEAM score, not as that player’s personal goal.
How to use this answer
This answer is based on the mathematical principle or published rule identified in the source below. If the question involves a live betting market, confirm its settlement definition before applying it to a specific bet.
Usually not: own goals are excluded from the opposing player's personal scoring market unless the market explicitly states otherwise.
For player, card and corner markets, the exact selection type matters. A singles rule is not automatically the same as a bet-builder rule; use the market definition and the settlement source for the operator shown on your slip.