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How to bet on session betting
How cricket session betting works on Goexch: reading No and Yes lines and rates, projecting runs from the run rate, betting both sides when a line moves and how sessions settle.
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Understanding sessions
How do No and Yes lines work?
A session asks one question: how many runs will the batting team have at the end of a set over? The market answers with two lines. In the example, No is 48 and Yes is 50.
A Yes bet wins if the team has 50 or more at the end of the 6th over. A No bet wins if it has fewer than 48. If the score lands on 48 or 49, both sides lose. That gap is how the market makes its margin.
The rate next to each line shows what you win for every ₹100 staked. At a rate of 100 it's even money: ₹100 on Yes wins ₹100. Your bet slip shows the exact win and liability before you confirm.
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Both sides lose. 49 is in the gap between the No line (48) and the Yes line (50).
Six steps
How do you place a session bet on Goexch?
New to betting? Start with how to place a cricket bet, then come back for sessions.
Step 1 of 6
Open the match
Log in, open Cricket and pick a live or upcoming match. Session markets sit with the other markets on the match page.
Step 2 of 6
Find the session
Each session is named by its over, such as 6 over runs or 10 over runs. Check which innings it's for.
Step 3 of 6
Read the No and Yes lines
No wins if the team finishes below the No line. Yes wins if it reaches the Yes line. The rate next to each line shows what you win per ₹100.
Step 4 of 6
Make your own projection
Work out roughly where you think the score will be at the session's over. Bet only if your estimate is clearly outside the two lines.
Step 5 of 6
Choose a side, stake and confirm
Tap No or Yes, enter your stake, check the win and liability in the bet slip and confirm. Lines move ball by ball, so check them once more first.
Step 6 of 6
Follow it to the end of the over
The session settles on the team's score at the end of the stated over. You can leave it or bet the other side if the line moves.
Run-rate analysis
How do you project a session score?
Start with the current score and run rate, then adjust. Say India are 32 for 1 after 4 overs. That's 8 an over, so two more overs at the same pace would take them to about 48.
Then check whether the run rate is telling the truth. If 20 of those 32 runs came in one over, the other three overs went at 4 an over. Strip out the big over and the projection drops to around 40, well below a No line of 48.
Bet only when your projection is clearly outside both lines. If you land between them, or on one of them, there's no bet worth making.
Quick projection
Current runs + (overs left × expected run rate)
32 + (2 × 8) = 48 at the current rate
32 + (2 × 4) = 40 without the big over
Reading pressure
What moves a session line during the over?
The run rate tells you what has happened. These tell you what's likely next.
Who's bowling next
If the best bowlers still have overs left inside the session, scoring is likely to slow.
End of the powerplay
In a T20 the fielding restrictions end after 6 overs. Scoring often dips straight after, which matters for 10 over sessions.
Set batters
Two batters who have faced plenty of balls usually score faster than a new partnership.
Adjusting mid-match
Can you bet both sides of a session?
Yes, if the line moves far enough. Say you bet ₹100 on Yes 50 at rate 100. After two boundaries the market moves to No 55 and Yes 57, and you bet ₹100 on No 55.
| Runs after 6 overs | Yes 50 | No 55 | Overall |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 50 | −₹100 | +₹100 | ₹0 |
| 50 to 54 | +₹100 | +₹100 | +₹200 |
| 55 or more | +₹100 | −₹100 | ₹0 |
You can no longer lose, and you win both bets if the score lands between your two lines. It only works when the line has moved past your first bet. If it moves against you, betting the other side locks in a loss instead.
Settlement
How do session bets settle on Goexch?
| What happens | How the session settles |
|---|---|
| Extras (wides, no-balls, byes, leg byes) | Count towards session runs |
| Penalty runs added to the batting total | Count |
| Team all out or reaches its target early | Settles on the final innings total |
| Session's over never bowled | Void, unless the result was already decided |
| Overs reduced after the session opened | That session is void |
| Super over runs | Don't count |
Fancy and player markets have their own rules, such as bets on a player outside the playing XI being void. See the full betting rules.
Sessions never stop, so set your limits first
- A new session opens every few overs. Decide how many you'll bet on before the match.
- Keep the same stake on every session, however sure you feel.
- If you lose a session, skip the next one rather than chasing it.
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