Follow Every Match as the Action Happens

A market that stays open while a match is live, updating odds after each ball, wicket or over so your bet reflects current match conditions rather than a pre-match prediction.

A session bet covers the runs scored in one specific innings segment — often a ten-over block. You wager on whether the total runs in that block land over or under a quoted line.

A brief pause on a market when a significant event occurs — a wicket, a DRS review or an over change. No bets are taken during suspension; the market reopens once odds recalculate from the new match state.

A void bet is cancelled and your stake returned — usually when a match is abandoned, a specific market event cannot be confirmed, or weather interrupts play before the minimum overs are completed.

When rain or bad light cuts a match short and the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method is applied, the revised target becomes the settling score for most run-based markets, unless the event terms state otherwise.

An over/under line sets a number — say, 160 runs in an innings. You predict whether the actual total lands above or below that figure; both sides of the line carry their own stated odds.