The sports section covers cricket, football, tennis, kabaddi and a rotating set of other competitions, with odds supplied by providers including SABA, CMD, ARBET and IM. This page explains the market types available, how odds translate into implied probability, and how settlement works.
Sports and Competitions
Cricket carries the deepest markets, covering international fixtures, the IPL and other franchise leagues, and domestic competitions. Football covers the major European leagues and continental tournaments alongside the ISL. Tennis covers the tour calendar including the four majors, and kabaddi covers the Pro Kabaddi season.
Coverage depends on the provider and on the fixture calendar, so the list of available competitions changes through the year.
Market Types
| Market | What you are backing | Common in |
|---|---|---|
| Match winner | Which side wins the fixture | All sports |
| Handicap | A side after a virtual head start or deficit | Football, cricket, kabaddi |
| Over / under | Whether a total passes a set line | Goals, runs, games |
| Top performer | Highest scorer or wicket taker | Cricket, football |
| In-play | Markets priced live during the fixture | All sports |
Cricket Markets in Detail
Beyond the match result, cricket offers innings totals, top batter and bowler, method of dismissal, and over-by-over markets during live play. Limited-overs formats carry more in-play liquidity than Test cricket because the game state changes faster and prices move more often.
How Odds Work
Odds express how much a winning bet returns, and they also imply a probability. Decimal odds of 2.00 imply a fifty per cent chance and return twice the stake including it. Odds of 1.50 imply roughly sixty-seven per cent, and 4.00 implies twenty-five per cent.
Add the implied probabilities of every outcome in a market and the total comes to more than one hundred per cent. That excess is the bookmaker’s margin, and it is why consistently profitable betting is difficult rather than merely uncertain.
Reading a Price Movement
Prices move as money arrives and as circumstances change — team news, conditions, the toss in cricket. A shortening price reflects money and information coming in on that side. It is not a signal that the outcome has become more likely to happen for you specifically.
In-Play Betting
Live markets reprice continuously as a fixture develops. Two practical points: there is a short acceptance delay on every in-play bet, during which a price may change and your bet may be rejected or re-offered; and a weak connection is a real risk, because a bet placed on a stale screen will be priced on the live figure, not the one you saw.
Settlement and Voids
Markets settle on the official result once the fixture is complete. Where a match is abandoned, shortened or decided by a method the market did not contemplate, specific rules apply and bets may be voided with stakes returned. Rain-affected cricket is the most common case in India, where a revised target can void some markets while settling others.
If you disagree with how a bet settled, note the fixture, market and bet identifier and send them to support.
Staking Sensibly
Set a fixed unit — a single percentage of your betting balance — and keep every bet at that size regardless of how confident you feel. Confidence is a poor predictor, and variable staking turns an ordinary losing run into a serious one. Avoid building long accumulators to chase a large return; each additional leg multiplies the margin working against you.
Our responsible gaming page covers limits in more detail.
Funding and Payouts
Bets are funded from your main wallet. See deposits and payment methods to add funds, and withdrawals to cash out. Sports offers, where available, are listed on the promotions page with their own terms. New accounts can start with the registration guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I cash out before a match ends?
Cash out is offered on some markets and fixtures, not all. Where available the option appears on the open bet.
What happens if a match is postponed?
Postponed fixtures are usually voided and stakes returned if the match is not replayed within the period set by the market rules.
Why was my in-play bet rejected?
The price moved during the acceptance delay. Place it again at the current price if you still want it.
Are there limits on bet size?
Yes. Maximum stakes vary by market and liquidity, and the limit is shown when you enter an amount that exceeds it.