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Formats and Competitions

Cricket's three formats and your favourite tournaments

T20

Fast-paced T20

This 20-over format produces results quickly. BPL (Bangladesh Premier League), IPL and the ICC T20 World Cup are the three tournaments that attract the most interest from fans in Bangladesh. The situation can change with every ball, so odds move fast as well.

ODI

One-day ODI

The 50-over match blends strategy with patience. Fans follow the Bangladesh Tigers most closely in the ICC Cricket World Cup and bilateral series. Markets stay open at every stage of an innings.

Test

Five-day Test

The longest and most complex format. In Test cricket a draw is a valid result, so the betting market splits three ways: Team A wins, Team B wins, or a draw. Pitch conditions, weather and the rate of wicket-taking all influence the odds.

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Beyond Cricket

Betting on football and other sports

Alongside cricket, you can also bet on football at xx999 beat. The biggest difference between football and cricket is the type of outcomes — football has three possible results (win, loss, draw), while limited-overs cricket has only two.

Football offers markets like goalscorer, number of corners and half-time result. Cricket has cricket-specific markets such as wickets taken, powerplay score or top run-scorer. In both sports, live in-play betting keeps pace with the match and presents new opportunities as play unfolds.

For more detailed strategy, check our Betting Tips Guide — it explains a range of markets.

Betting Markets

How popular markets work in cricket

Each market has its own rules. Below is a straightforward description of the 6 most commonly used markets.

Market 1

Match Winner

The simplest market — pick which team will win the match. In limited-overs cricket there are two options: Team A or Team B. For example, if Team A is at odds of 2.10 and Team B at 1.75, the market considers Team B more likely to win.

Market 2

Toss Winner

Which team will win the toss — the odds for both sides are usually nearly equal because the outcome depends entirely on chance. This market is settled before the match begins.

Market 3

Top Batsman

Predict which batter in a team will score the most runs. Separate markets are available across both innings combined or for the first innings only. Because there are many players involved, the odds are generally higher.

Market 4

Total Runs Over/Under

The bookmaker sets a target, for example 165 runs. You bet on whether the total runs scored will be more than that (over) or fewer (under). Decisions in this market are guided by pitch and weather conditions.

Market 5

Multi-Bet (multiple selections)

Add selections from multiple matches to a single slip — the odds are multiplied together. For example, three selections at 1.40, 1.50 and 1.60 give combined odds of 1.40 × 1.50 × 1.60 = 3.36, returning ৳336 on a ৳100 bet — but only if all three selections are correct. If any one loses, the entire bet is lost.

Market 6

Handicap Betting

A virtual advantage (runs or wickets) is given to the weaker team against the stronger team to make the match more even. To win a handicap bet, your team must be ahead after the set advantage is taken into account.

Understanding Odds

Three odds formats and how to calculate them

Odds are written in three formats around the world. xx999 beat generally uses the decimal format, but all three mean the same thing.

Format Odds for Team A to win Odds for Team B to win Description
Decimal 3.00 1.50 Total return = stake × odds
Fractional 2/1 1/2 Profit/stake ratio
American +200 -200 + = profit on a ৳100 bet; − = stake needed to make ৳100 profit

Example — bet on Team A to win (৳200)

Decimal 3.00 = Fractional 2/1 = American +200. A ৳200 bet returns a total of ৳600 if won (৳400 profit + ৳200 original stake). If lost, ৳200 is gone.

Example — bet on Team B to win (favourite)

Decimal 1.50 = Fractional 1/2 = American −200. (American minus odds means you need to bet ৳200 to make ৳100 profit.) A ৳200 bet returns a total of ৳300 if won (৳100 profit).

Live Betting

Live odds that change with every wicket and over

Live In-Play

In-play or live betting lets you place bets while the match is in progress. In cricket, every wicket, boundary or maiden over is reflected in the odds in real time. For example — if Team A is batting well, their odds of winning shorten (they become the favourite), and if three quick wickets fall, the odds lengthen.

After the powerplay ends, when a new batter comes in, or in the final five overs — the market situation is different at every moment. To take part in live betting, you need to follow the flow of the match closely.

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Practical Tips

A few useful points for cricket betting

01

Understand one market well

Match winner, top batsman, or over/under — focus on one market to start with. Placing many different types of bets at once makes it hard to keep track.

02

Set a budget

Decide how much you will bet before each match and stay within that limit. Betting is for entertainment — increasing your stake to chase losses is not a good idea.

03

Compare odds

Odds on the same market change at different times. Noticing the difference between pre-match and in-play odds will help you judge which moment feels right to place a bet.

04

Be disciplined with multi-bets

Multi-bets offer higher odds but every selection must be correct. Adding more selections reduces your chances of winning. Adding more than three selections at once increases the risk considerably.

05

Prepare according to the format

T20 and Test cricket have completely different pace and character. In T20, odds can shift in moments; in Test cricket, pitch conditions and weather have a prolonged influence.

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For more detailed advice, see our Betting Tips page.

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Common Questions

What you want to know about cricket betting

T20 tournaments like BPL and IPL typically offer match winner, toss winner, top batsman, total runs over/under and multi-bet markets. In live in-play betting, new markets open after each over or wicket.

Yes, Test matches have three possible outcomes — Team A wins, Team B wins, or a draw. You can place a bet on any of these three options separately. In limited-overs cricket (T20 and ODI), the draw option is not available.

Decimal odds of 1.75 mean a total return of ৳175 on every ৳100 bet — that is a profit of ৳75 plus your original ৳100 stake back. This is equivalent to fractional 3/4 or American −133. In decimal format, the smaller the number, the more that outcome is favoured.

Yes. In live in-play betting you can place bets after the match has started. Odds change instantly after a wicket, boundary or maiden over. Markets may temporarily close at certain moments — such as just before a delivery is bowled.

In a multi-bet, all selections must be correct. For example, three selections at odds of 1.40, 1.50 and 1.60 give combined odds of 3.36, returning ৳336 on a ৳100 bet. But if any one selection is wrong, the entire ৳100 is lost — there is no partial payout.

For answers to other questions, see our full FAQ page.

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