Football bet settlement
Does a penalty own goal count as a goalscorer bet?
Direct answer
No. In an own-goal incident the attacking player is not credited with a normal individual goal. For a penalty rebound or deflection, check the official scorer; a penalty converted by its taker is a separate event.
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.
An own goal is not credited to the designated player as an attacking goal; the scorer is recorded as the defender.
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.