Goexch live markets explained

A market that stays open after the start and reprices on what's actually happening. Cricket goes in-play with the first ball, football at kick-off and tennis with the first serve. Markets suspend briefly after big moments such as wickets, goals and reviews, then reopen at new prices.

• Match odds, which trade through the whole match based on the score.
• Cricket session and over markets, the fastest-moving markets on the exchange.
• Runs, goals or games totals, recalculated as the match goes on.
• Player markets for runs or wickets, once the XI is confirmed.

Prices change with every ball, point or attack, and the price at which your bet matches is the one that counts. To lock in a result, lay your selection at its new price if it has moved your way. Settlement still waits for the official result. Lost overs, a rain-affected chase or an abandoned game can void a live market, and your history will show it.

Cricket sessions move fastest, especially in T20s. Football goal totals jump after a goal or a red card, while 1X2 drifts more slowly. Live tennis means knowing the score within the set, because one break of serve can flip the price. The guide to how live betting works explains why a stream matters, and the IPL live guide covers stake sizes across a season.