In cricket sports betting, “Overs Interval – Team 2 Total Runs in Each Over” is a type of over-by-over betting market where you predict the number of runs Team 2 will score in each individual over during a match.
What It Means:
- The market is divided by overs (e.g., Over 1, Over 2, Over 3…).
- You bet on how many runs Team 2 will score in each specific over.
- Bookmakers usually offer options like:
- Exact runs (e.g., exactly 4 runs in Over 5)
- Over/Under (e.g., Over 5.5 runs in Over 7)
- Run ranges (e.g., 0–3, 4–6, 7+ runs in Over 10)
Example :
Let’s say you are betting on:
Team 2 – Over 6 – Total Runs Over 6.5
- If Team 2 scores 7 or more runs in Over 6 → You win the bet.
- If they score 6 or fewer → You lose.
Tips:
- These bets are popular in T20s and ODIs, where scoring patterns can be predicted more easily based on batting lineup and pitch condition.
- Early overs (1–6): Watch out for powerplay rules.
- Middle overs (7–15): Often see slower scoring.
- Death overs (16–20): Higher run rate expected.
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