In cricket sports betting, the “Super Over Winner” market refers to betting on which team will win the Super Over, if the match ends in a tie.
What is a Super Over?
A Super Over is a tiebreaker used in limited-overs cricket (T20 or ODI) when both teams finish with the same number of runs at the end of the match. Each team plays one over (6 legal balls), and the team that scores more runs in their Super Over wins the match.
Super Over Winner Betting – Explained:
Market Name:
Super Over Winner
How it works:
- This market becomes active only if the match ends in a tie.
- You bet on which team will win the Super Over (e.g., Team A or Team B).
- If the match doesn’t go to a Super Over (i.e., there is a clear winner in regulation), the bet is void or refunded(depending on the bookmaker’s rules).
Example:
- You bet on India to win the Super Over.
- The match ends in a tie after 20 overs.
- In the Super Over, India scores 15 runs, and Pakistan scores 12 runs.
- Your bet wins because India won the Super Over.
If No Super Over Occurs:
- The market is usually voided.
- Always check your bookmaker’s terms – some may list this as “Only valid if Super Over is played.”
Related Bets:
- Tie (Yes/No) – betting on whether the match will go to a Super Over.
- Super Over Total Runs
- Super Over 6s or Wickets
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