Cricket betting exchange — match odds, bookmaker and fancy sessions
Every international, T20 league and domestic fixture with the full exchange board: match odds with back and lay ladders, a bookmaker market in paisa rates, tied match, and the fancy sessions traders live on — over runs, player runs, wickets, boundaries, odd/even and lambi lines. Prices refresh every second during play, bets settle automatically ball by ball as sessions complete.
What is a cricket fancy or session market?
A fancy market is a line on something inside the match, for example "6 over run" or a batter's total. You bet YES (over the line) or NO (under) at the paisa rate shown. Each session settles on its own as soon as it is complete.
What is the bookmaker market?
A match-winner market quoted in paisa rates (for example 29 means 1.29) with a liability-based maximum. It is the fastest market to trade in-play because it suspends and reopens between balls.
What is the difference between back and lay?
A back bet is a bet that something will happen, like a normal bookmaker bet. A lay bet is the opposite side: you offer the price and win the backer's stake if the selection loses. Laying holds your liability (stake × (odds − 1)) until the market settles.
Is there a cash out?
Yes. Once you hold a position in a runner market a Cash out button appears. It places the opposite bet on the same runner, sized to lock in a profit or cap a loss before the result is known.
When are bets settled?
Automatically, within minutes of the official result. Session and line markets settle as soon as that session is complete; match markets settle after the match. Winnings go straight to your wallet.
What happens if a match is abandoned or washed out?
Markets with no official result are void and every stake is returned. Sessions already completed before the interruption stand.
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