Sports betting - Cricket

For cricket games, the following bets are normally permitted:

Winner - This is the basic bet on the outcome of a game or match, i.e. A to win or B to win. When a price is given for the draw, this is also a valid bet.

Top batsman - This is a bet to predict which batsman will score the highest number of runs for your chosen team, and usually applies to the first innings only.

Head to head - A bet to predict which batsman will score the highest number of runs out of a selection of two.

Tournament bets - A bet on the outright winner of the group, championship or series, where a number of teams are competing to come first.

Each way bets – A combination of two bets: a bet to come first, and a bet for a place. The number of valid places (also known as the 'range') is always declared. If your player comes first, both parts of your bet will win. If your player gets a place only (e.g. 2nd or 3rd), the Win part of your bet will lose, but the Place part will still win.

Multiple bets - A cricket multiple bet involves several different selections of standard bets and can be on more than one championship. Each selection must win for the whole bet to win. The minimum cricket multiple is 2 teams, and the maximum is 8 teams.

Specials – A range of special bets may also be available at the bookmaker’s discretion.

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