Cricket Betting

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Make Bangladesh's most popular sport even more enjoyable. Bet on every cricket format at get win — from the toss to the final over.

T20, ODI and Test BPL, IPL and International Live In-Play Betting For ages 21 and above

Formats and Competitions

Three Cricket Formats and Major Competitions

Each format has a different style of play — and that difference affects betting too.

T20 Cricket

In this 20-over format, every ball matters. Results can go either way in the fast-paced game, so markets see more movement. BPL (Bangladesh Premier League), IPL and T20 World Cup are the biggest stages for this format.

Fastest Format

ODI Cricket

In a 50-over one-day match, both teams play a full innings. This format is seen in the ICC Cricket World Cup and bilateral series. The game moves at a moderate pace and conditions take time to shift, so there is more room to be strategic in in-play markets.

50-Over Battle

Test Cricket

In this long five-day format, the pitch, weather and batting-bowling balance play a major role in betting. A draw is also a possible outcome in Test cricket — so you will see the draw option in the list of markets.

The Ultimate Cricket Test

Major Competitions

The competition that draws the most interest from Bangladeshi fans is BPL, where local stars take the field. Alongside that, there is great enthusiasm around the Bangladesh Tigers' matches in IPL, ICC T20 World Cup and bilateral series. get win offers various markets including live betting for matches across all these competitions.

Other Sports

Football and Other Sports

Alongside cricket, get win also offers betting on football and several other sports. In football, a match has three possible results — win, loss or draw — so the market structure is different from cricket. Cricket has special markets like toss, wickets and run rate that football does not have; while football has markets like goalscorer or half-time score that cricket does not have.

For those who want a different experience alongside cricket, the virtual sports page offers betting on simulated matches, where games run at any time and you do not have to wait for real events.

Popular Markets

7 Popular Cricket Betting Markets

Understanding how to bet in each market makes the experience more enjoyable.

Match Winner

The simplest market — bet on which team will win the match. Example: in a match between team A and team B, if you think team A will win, place your bet on team A's market. If team A wins, you receive a payout at the set odds; if they lose, your stake is gone.

Toss Winner

Bet on which team — team A or team B — will win the toss before the match starts. The toss is entirely random and no statistics or form have any influence. Since it is nearly a 50-50 chance, the odds for both teams are usually close to each other.

Top Batsman

Bet on which player will score the most runs in an innings or the whole match. Example: in the top batsman market for team A, if you pick a batter and they score the most runs in the team, you win the bet.

Total Runs (Over/Under)

Bet on whether the total runs in an innings or the whole match will be more (over) or less (under) than a set number. Pitch and weather conditions play a significant role in this market.

First Wicket to Fall

Bet on which over the first wicket will fall in an innings. If the openers are strong, the first wicket is more likely to fall later — this needs to be weighed against the strength of the bowling attack.

Handicap Betting

A virtual advantage or disadvantage is given to a team to level the difference in strength between the two sides. Example: if team B is given a -1.5 run handicap, 1.5 runs are deducted from their final score to determine the result. No specific stake or return example is given for this market — it works as a calculation based on the margin of the result.

Multi Bet

Combining multiple selections into one bet is called a multi bet or accumulator. Example: if you pick three teams across three different matches, the odds of all three are multiplied to form the total odds — if all selections are correct, you get a large return, but if one is wrong, the entire bet is lost. You can find more details on multi bets at get win Bet.

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Understanding Odds

Decimal, Fractional and American Odds Formats

Odds are written in three formats — decimal, fractional and American. All three express the same information in different ways.

Example 1 — betting on team A to win (stake ৳1,000):

Decimal 3.00 = Fractional 2/1 = American +200. If you win, you get back ৳3,000 (৳2,000 profit + ৳1,000 stake); if you lose, ৳1,000 is gone.

Example 2 — betting on team B to win (favourite, stake ৳1,000):

Decimal 1.50 = Fractional 1/2 = American -200. In the American format, a minus sign shows how much stake is needed to make ৳100 in profit. On a ৳1,000 stake, if you win you get back ৳1,500 (৳500 profit).

Smaller numbers indicate a favourite (considered more likely to win), while larger numbers indicate an underdog. Use whichever format you are comfortable with — options to change the display are usually available in your account settings.

Live Betting

Odds shift when wickets fall — in-play betting

Live or in-play betting means the ability to place bets while a match is in progress. In cricket, odds are recalculated after every wicket, every boundary and at the end of every over.

When the first wicket falls, the odds for the run-chasing team increase as the pressure on them grows.
A big over during the powerplay tightens the odds in favour of the batting team.
If the required run rate is high in the last 5 overs, the odds for the chasing team keep rising.
During a rain break or a DLS situation, markets may be temporarily suspended.

Live betting requires quick decisions. Odds change fast, so it is best to watch the match closely before placing a bet.

Tips

Some Useful Tips for Cricket Betting

Betting is a form of entertainment — it is important to treat it that way.

Stick to a budget

Decide in advance how much you will put in each session. Do not place larger bets to try to recover losses.

Get to know one format well

T20, ODI and Test each have a different style of play. It is easier to start with the format you watch the most.

Start with simpler markets

Starting with straightforward markets like match winner or toss helps you build experience. You can move on to more complex markets later.

Play responsibly

Betting is for entertainment, not a guaranteed way to make money. If you feel you are going beyond your limits, read the guidelines on the responsible gaming page.

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FAQ

Common Questions about Cricket Betting

In T20, matches end quickly and odds shift frequently, so in-play betting stays more active. In ODI, the mid-innings period tends to be more stable — which suits strategic bettors. In Test cricket, a draw is a possible outcome and the situation can change many times over five days — handicap and session-based markets are more common here.

After every ball, the winning chances of both teams shift — a wicket makes the run-chasing team's job harder, while a boundary makes it easier. The betting platform updates the odds moment to moment based on these changing probabilities. This is why decisions in in-play betting need to be made quickly, and odds can change before your bet is confirmed.

The more selections you add, the higher the combined odds and the larger the potential return — but the less likely it is that all of them will be correct. If even one is wrong, the entire multi bet is lost. For example, if three selections have decimal odds of 1.40, 1.50 and 1.60, the combined odds will be 1.40 × 1.50 × 1.60 = 3.36 (approximately), so a ৳100 bet returns ৳336 if all three win.

If a match is completely cancelled due to rain, the bet is generally voided and the stake is returned. If a result is determined by the DLS method, the bet is settled according to that result. However, the rules may vary by market — read the details on get win's terms and conditions page.

The favourite has lower odds because they are considered more likely to win — lower risk means lower return. Example: if team B has odds of 1.50, a ৳1,000 bet returns ৳1,500 if they win (৳500 profit). The underdog has higher odds because their win is unexpected — the return is higher if they win, but their chances of winning are considered lower.