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The short answer
Live betting on Goexch uses your normal ID, and a market goes in-play once the first ball is bowled or the match kicks off. You back or lay at the current price, and the market suspends briefly after big moments like wickets or goals. Watching a stream keeps you betting on what's really happening.
AI overview
Key takeaways
- Match odds stay open but start to move, while session and runs markets open or speed up.
- You need a stream, or a six or a goal will happen before you tap.
- T20 session markets move fastest.
What changes when a match goes live?
Match odds stay open but start to move, while session and runs markets open or speed up. After a wicket, boundary, review or goal the market suspends for a moment and reopens at new prices. Laying a selection you backed earlier lets you lock in a result at the new price.
How is a live bet different?
- You need a stream, or a six or a goal will happen before you tap.
- The market name on the slip still has to match what you meant.
- Your bet may match only partly if the price moves. Check My Bets.
- A failed tap followed by a retry can double your stake, so check your history before pressing again.
Settlement still waits for the official result of that market, so live betting doesn't mean instant credit. Overs lost to rain can void some session markets, and your history will show it.
Which sports does this apply to?
T20 session markets move fastest. Football goal totals jump after a goal, and live tennis means knowing which set you're in. The Wallet is shared, so size each bet for the sport rather than out of IPL habit.
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