Betting exchange markets: cricket and sports explained

It's one outcome on a fixture, such as match odds or a session score, with back prices on one side and lay prices on the other. When you back, someone else is laying, and the other way round. Your bet is matched when someone takes the other side at your price.

• Match odds, settled on the official result.
• The toss, settled when the coin lands.
• Innings and powerplay runs, with their own rules on extras.
• Session markets, read as No and Yes lines, mostly live.
• Player runs or wickets, once the XI is announced.

The cricket markets guide covers these in full. This page answers the wider search from people who type exchange markets when they mean any of them.

Football has 1X2, over/under goals, both teams to score, Asian handicap and correct score. Tennis has match winner, set betting, total games and game handicaps. Kabaddi has match result, handicap, total points, top raider and top defender. All sit on the same Goexch ID and Wallet.

• Match the market name on the slip to the bet you meant.
• Check whether it's pre-match or live before comparing with an earlier price.
• Check whether you're tapping the back or the lay column.
• When you lay, check your liability, which is what you pay if the outcome happens.
• Check My Bets to see whether your stake was fully matched.

This page doesn't publish prices or predictions for any fixture. The price at which your bet matches is the one that counts.