Cricket Betting

Cricket Betting at crickex — Bet on the Best Markets in T20, ODI and Test

From BPL to IPL, T20 World Cup to Test series — crickex gives you the chance to bet on every moment of every format. Start betting with live odds, multiple markets and easy payment methods.

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Formats and Tournaments

Cricket's Three Formats and Major Tournaments

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In Bangladesh, cricket is more than a game — it is a feeling. At the heart of cricket betting on crickex are three formats, each with its own pace and strategy.

T20 is the fastest format — a complete match in just 20 overs. The situation can change with every ball, so there are also the most betting markets. BPL and IPL are played in this format, which is the most popular among Bangladeshi fans. Bangladesh Tigers matches in the T20 World Cup get special attention on crickex.

ODI matches are played over 50 overs, giving more opportunity to bet based on run-rate, partnerships and mid-innings strategy. Test cricket is a five-day test of patience — here a draw is also a result, which is not the case in ODI or T20. The match winner market in Test has three options: Team A wins, Team B wins or Draw.

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Betting on Football and Other Sports

At crickex, you can bet on football alongside cricket. Football matches have a fixed duration — 90 minutes (plus extra time). A draw is a common result here, so the match winner market always has three options: Team A win, Team B win, Draw. In the T20 format of cricket there are no draws — only two options.

Goal-based markets in football (such as over/under 2.5 goals) are more common in betting, while run-based markets are more prevalent in cricket. Cricket has separate markets for wickets, partnerships and power-play overs — this kind of in-game breakdown is less common in football.

Betting Markets

Popular Betting Markets and Common Examples

The following markets are the most used in cricket betting on crickex. A brief description and one common example is given for each.

Match Winner

You select which team will win the match. Two options in T20 and ODI, three in Test (including Draw).

Example: Team A vs Team B — you pick Team B. If Team B wins, your bet is successful.

Toss Winner

A bet on which team will win the toss before the match starts. It has no direct connection to the match result.

Example: If Team A wins the toss, your bet is successful — otherwise not. The result is decided at the very start of the match.

Top Batsman

You select which batter will score the most runs in a specific innings.

Example: Pick the one you think will perform best from among three batters for Team A.

Total Runs — Over/Under

You select whether the total runs in an innings or across the whole match will be more than (over) or fewer than (under) a set number.

Example: Total runs will be more than 160 — pick over and you win if the total is 161 or more.

Top Bowler

A bet on which bowler will take the most wickets in a specific innings.

Example: Pick the top bowler from Team B's bowling lineup — if they take the most wickets, you win.

Multi Bet

You can add multiple bets together to create a multi bet. All selections must be correct to win — if any one is wrong, you lose the entire bet.

Example: Pick three teams across three separate matches — if all three win, you get a return based on the combined total odds.

Power-Play Market

In T20, there is a separate market for how many runs will be scored in the first 6 overs. Quick wickets or big hits can make a big difference in this market.

Next Wicket Market

In live betting, you can also bet on how the next wicket will fall — bowled, caught, run out. This market is exclusively part of in-play betting.

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Understanding Odds

Decimal, Fractional and American Odds — the Same Thing Three Ways

Three types of odds formats are seen on crickex and other betting platforms. All three express the same probability — only the way they are written differs. Here is a simple example to explain.

Example 1 — Team A Win, Stake ৳1,000

Decimal 3.00 = Fractional 2/1 = American +200. If the bet wins, total return is ৳3,000 (৳2,000 profit + ৳1,000 original stake). If the bet loses, ৳1,000 is gone.

Example 2 — Team B Win (Favourite), Stake ৳1,000

Decimal 1.25 = Fractional 1/4 = American -400. American minus odds show how much you need to stake to make ৳100 profit. On a ৳1,000 stake, total return is ৳1,250 (৳250 profit).

In short: decimal odds show the total return directly (including stake); fractional shows profit versus stake; in American format, plus means profit on 100, minus means stake needed to make 100 profit. Full details of these formats are available on the crickex Betting Tips page.

Live Betting

In-Match In-Play Betting — Odds Shift with Wickets and Overs

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The odds shown before a match starts change from moment to moment once the match begins. That change is the main draw of in-play betting.

Say Team A is batting — two wickets fall in the power-play. At that moment, Team A's odds of winning will rise and Team B's odds will shorten, because losing wickets makes scoring runs harder.

On the other hand, if two Team A batters build a big partnership, the runs needed in the final overs decrease and Team A's win odds will shorten — meaning the betting platform is showing an increasing chance of Team A winning.

Odds adjust after every over or major wicket. In T20, this change happens fastest — a six or a wicket can shift the whole picture. Enjoy in-play betting for entertainment and keep your budget in mind before placing bets.

Betting Advice

Some Practical Tips for Cricket Betting on crickex

  • Understand the format before you bet. Betting markets in T20 and Test are different — Test has a draw market, T20 does not. Make sure you know which format you are betting on.
  • Use multiple markets. Instead of only betting on the match winner, check the top batsman or over/under markets too — it gives you more options.
  • Be careful with multi bets. Returns can be bigger if all selections in a multi bet are correct, but one wrong selection loses the whole bet. Read the crickex Betting Tips page for more details.
  • Keep to your budget in live betting. Odds move fast in in-play betting — avoid rushing and stay within a set budget.
  • Betting is for entertainment. Cricket betting is a form of enjoyment — treat it as entertainment, not a guaranteed way to make money. You can read more about responsible betting on the Responsible Gaming page.
  • Baccarat and other games. Alongside cricket, crickex also has casino games — Baccarat betting in particular is popular with Bangladeshi players.
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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions about Cricket Betting

T20 has the most markets — per-over, power-play and innings-based bets are most common in this format. In ODIs, longer innings mean run-rate and partnership markets are more popular. In Test cricket, the match winner market has three options (Team A, Team B and Draw), which T20 and ODI do not have. The types of markets change according to the pace of each format.

Yes, crickex offers in-play betting during matches in BPL, IPL and other major T20 tournaments. Odds update after every wicket or big hit, so there is an opportunity to bet at any point in the match. Decisions need to be made quickly in live betting, so it is good to set a budget beforehand.

A multi bet combines two or more separate selections into a single bet. The odds of each selection are multiplied together, giving a higher total odds. However, all selections must be correct to win — if any one is wrong, you lose the entire bet. For example, if three selections have decimal odds of 1.40, 1.70 and 1.80, the total odds are 1.40 × 1.70 × 1.80 = 4.28 (approximate), so a ৳100 bet returns ৳428 if all win.

The biggest difference is around draws. A draw is a common result in football, so the match winner market always has three options. In T20 and ODI cricket there are no draws — only two options. Only in Test cricket is a draw possible. Cricket also has many specialist markets based on wickets, overs and batters that football does not have.

With decimal odds, the total return is easy to work out: stake × odds = total return. For example, if Team A's odds are 3.00 and you bet ৳1,000, the total return if you win is ৳3,000 (which includes ৳2,000 profit and your ৳1,000 original stake). To find the profit, subtract the original stake from the total return.
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