Cricket Betting

Cricket Betting at crickex welcome — T20 to Test, all formats

BPL, IPL, T20 World Cup or Test series — crickex welcome brings you varied betting markets, live odds and easy payment options for every match.

T20 Fastest format
ODI One-day match
TEST The long game
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Cricket's three formats and popular tournaments

T20

Only 20 overs per side — results can shift quickly. T20 is the most popular format among bettors because the odds take a new shape with every over. BPL (Bangladesh Premier League) and IPL are two major tournaments in this format that Bangladeshi fans follow most closely.

ODI

50 overs per side. Strategy plays a bigger role than in T20 — the style of play differs across the powerplay, middle overs and death overs. The ICC World Cup and bilateral series are the main stages for ODI cricket. Bangladesh Tigers matches in this format carry particular importance.

TEST

A five-day contest — the ultimate test of patience and strategy. Odds in Test betting shift gradually, giving you more time to analyse the match. A draw is also a possible result, which creates additional markets.

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BPL, IPL and international cricket

BPL holds a special place for Bangladeshi cricket fans. Local franchise teams, a mix of domestic and overseas players, and closely fought matches make BPL a popular tournament for betting.

IPL is India's top T20 league, but it has a large following in Bangladesh as well. With world-class players in every team, the quality of matches is high and the betting markets are rich.

Beyond those, crickex welcome also has active markets for the T20 World Cup, ICC Champions Trophy and bilateral series. Any Bangladesh Tigers match naturally draws the most attention.

Betting on football and other sports

Alongside cricket, crickex welcome also offers football betting. The market structure for football differs somewhat from cricket — there are generally three possible outcomes (win, draw, loss), so the odds work differently. In T20 cricket there is no draw, meaning only two outcomes are available.

Betting on tennis, badminton or other individual sports is more straightforward — one of two competitors wins and there is no draw. Markets are fewer but odds are easier to analyse.

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Popular cricket betting markets

A cricket match offers far more than just 'who will win'. Here is an overview of seven familiar markets.

Match Winner

Simplest market

Predict which of the two teams will win. You bet on either Team A or Team B — a straightforward two-option market. T20 and ODI matches have no draw, so the market is simple.

Toss Winner

Quick result

The result is known before the match begins. You bet on which team will win the toss. The odds for each option are usually close to each other.

Top Batsman

Team-based

Bet on which batsman will score the most runs for a specific team. You pick one player from that team's list.

Total Runs Over/Under

Score-based

The bookmaker sets a specific run total, for example 165. You bet on whether the total runs in the match will be over or under that number.

Multi Bet (multiple selections)

High return

Combine multiple matches or markets into a single bet. If all selections are correct the return is much higher, but if any one selection is wrong the entire bet is lost.

Top Wicket-Taker

Bowling-based

Bet on which bowler will take the most wickets. Like the top batsman market, this can be team-based or cover the whole match.

Multi bet example

Say three separate selections have odds of 1.50, 1.70 and 1.90. The combined odds for the multi bet would be 1.50 × 1.70 × 1.90 = 4.84 (approximately). On a ৳100 bet, if all selections are correct you would receive ৳484. However, if any one selection is wrong, the full ৳100 is lost.

Reading odds — three formats

The same market's odds can be written in three different ways. The example below shows a bet on Team A to win, with a stake of ৳200.

Format Value Explanation
Decimal 3.00 Stake × odds = total return. ৳200 × 3.00 = ৳600 (৳400 profit + ৳200 stake).
Fractional 2/1 ৳2 profit for every ৳1 staked. On a ৳200 bet the profit is ৳400, total return ৳600.
American +200 A plus sign means ৳200 profit on a ৳100 bet. On a ৳200 bet the profit is ৳400.

Now look at the odds for the favourite (Team B to win) — decimal 1.80, fractional 4/5, American -125. A minus sign means how much you need to bet to make ৳100 profit — here ৳125. A ৳200 bet returns ৳360 in total (profit ৳160).

crickex welcome shows decimal format as the default, which most bettors find easiest to understand.

Quick points

  • Decimal odds above 1 mean your stake is included in the return.
  • In fractional format, the stake must be added separately.
  • American minus odds mean that team is the favourite.
  • All three formats express the same market differently — the underlying information is identical.
  • Understanding the odds before placing a bet is helpful.

Live betting during the match

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Live

In-play or live betting lets you place bets while the match is in progress. In cricket this is particularly interesting — every wicket, every big hit or every maiden over instantly changes the odds.

For example, if Team A loses 3 wickets in the powerplay, their odds of winning will rise quickly and Team B's odds will shorten. If the run rate is low at the 15th over, the odds in the target market will also shift.

Live betting requires the ability to make quick decisions, as markets can be suspended within seconds — especially when a wicket falls or on the last ball of an over.

Live market updates can be followed in real time in the crickex welcome Bet section, helping bettors make decisions at the right moment.

Some useful habits for betting

The best way to enjoy cricket betting is to treat it as entertainment. Building a few practical habits helps keep the experience well-managed.

  • Set a budget: Decide in advance how much you will spend for each match or week and stay within that limit.
  • Know one market well: Instead of jumping into many types of bets at once, start with simpler markets like match winner or over/under.
  • Do not rush in live betting: Watch the match for a while to understand the flow before placing a bet.
  • Keep records: Noting how well you do in each market makes it easier to understand your preferences and weak spots.
  • Take breaks: Continuous betting reduces focus. A break helps you think more clearly before the next decision.

For a detailed guide on responsible play, see the Responsible Gaming page.

Betting and virtual casino

Alongside cricket, crickex welcome's virtual casino section offers a variety of games — roulette, baccarat and many other table games. These remain available even during cricket off-seasons.

Sports betting and casino games — both can be managed under a single account. Deposits and withdrawals always use the same payment method.

Betting is a form of entertainment. It is not a guaranteed source of income. Only those aged 21 and above may use this platform.

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FAQ — Cricket Betting

Yes, the same types of markets are generally available — match winner, toss, top batsman, total runs over/under, and so on. However, the number and depth of markets can vary by tournament and match. Bigger matches typically have more markets.

In pre-match betting, you place your bet before the match starts and the odds are relatively stable. In live or in-play betting, you can bet while the match is in progress and the odds change quickly with each wicket, run rate, or other event. Live betting requires faster decision-making under time pressure.

Yes, the match winner market in a Test match has three options — Team A wins, Team B wins, and draw. This means the odds for each option differ from those in T20 or ODI matches. T20 and ODI matches have no draw, so only two options are available.

You can generally add multiple selections to a multi bet. The maximum number allowed depends on the platform's rules. Keep in mind that the more selections you add, the higher the combined odds — but the lower the chance that all of them will be correct. If any one selection is wrong, the entire multi bet is lost.

If the total runs land exactly on the bookmaker's set line (for example, the line is 165 runs and the total is also exactly 165), your stake is usually returned in full — this is called a 'push'. However, this rule can vary by platform, so it is worth reading the terms and conditions.

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