Cricket betting markets explained: match odds, toss and more

They're the bets you can place on a listed match, each with a name and a rule. Match odds pay on the official result, the toss pays when the coin lands and a session pays on its block of overs. Season markets, like the IPL winner or the Orange Cap, sit separately.

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• Match odds, which settle on the official result, including DLS where it applies.
• The toss, which settles at the toss.
• Powerplay and innings runs. Check how extras count under the rules.
• Session markets, read as No and Yes lines, which move live.
• Player runs or wickets, after the XI is named.

Ties, super overs and abandoned games follow the Goexch betting rules, and your history shows a void when a rule applies. Skip any market you can't explain in one sentence. Ball-by-ball is the fastest version of a session market.

1. 01Open a listed fixture on the website or app.
2. 02Read the market name, and decide whether you're backing or laying.
3. 03Check the rule on extras, DLS, ties and voids.
4. 04Size your stake so a void or DLS change is annoying rather than painful.
5. 05Confirm, check it's matched and wait for your history to update before withdrawing.

The same types: match odds, the toss, runs, sessions and player markets, plus season bets like the Orange and Purple Cap. Player markets can be thinner in the WPL. Tests add the draw to match odds and usually have fewer short live markets than a T20.