Bet on Runs, Wickets and Player Milestones

Over-under is a market where you bet whether a specific measure — runs in an over, wickets in a session, boundaries in ten overs — will finish above or below a number we set. If the line is 6.5 runs and the over yields seven, over wins.

You're backing whether a named batsman will reach a specific score — thirty runs, fifty runs, a century — before getting out. The bet settles the moment they hit that mark or the moment they lose their wicket, whichever happens first.

This market asks you to predict the score range in which the next wicket will fall. If you bet eleven to twenty runs and the wicket falls at seventeen, you win. If it falls at nine or twenty-one, you lose.

Live betting means the market stays open while the match is in play, and odds update after every ball based on what just happened. You can place a new targetbet between overs as long as the relevant passage of play hasn't started yet.

The bet pays out based on how many runs the two current batsmen score together before either of them gets out or the innings ends. Extras like wides and no-balls usually count toward the partnership total unless the market rules say otherwise.

If the specific event you bet on — next over, this player's fifty — never takes place because rain ends the match or that player never bats again, the bet voids and your stake returns. Completed events settle normally even if rain comes later.