Category: BETTING OPTIONS

What “Run Out – 1st Innings” Means A run out occurs when a batter is attempting to take a run but fails to reach the crease before the fielding team removes the bails with the ball.In this market, you’re betting on whether or not at least one run out will happen during the 1st innings of the match. Betting…

What Does “LBW | 1st Innings” Mean in Cricket Betting? LBW | 1st Innings means you are betting on whether an LBW decision will take place during the first innings of the match — regardless of which team it happens to. Bookmakers may offer this market in two main forms: How It Works – Example Example Match: India…

Meaning of “Keeper Catch | 1st Innings” You’re betting on whether the wicketkeeper of a specific team will successfully catch a ball to dismiss a batsmanduring the first innings. Betting Options Example Let’s take an example from an ODI match: Match: India Vs AustraliaMarket: Keeper Catch | 1st Innings (India) Scenario Example: If no catches go to the keeper — Bet…

What Does “Bowled | 1st Innings” Mean? When you bet on “Bowled | 1st Innings,” you are predicting that a batsman will be dismissed bowled during the first innings of the match.This means the bowler will hit the stumps directly with the ball, and the bails will be dislodged — without the batsman making contact or after an inside edge. It…

What Does “Fielder Catch | 1st Innings” Mean? This bet type allows you to predict if a catch will be taken by a fielder (such as a player positioned in the slips, covers, mid-off, mid-on, or boundary) during the first innings of a cricket match. You may find options like: Example: Let’s take an example with teams India vs Australia…

Meaning of 1st Innings – 2nd Batter Out So, in short: You’re betting on which player will be dismissed second in the team’s first innings. Example Explained Let’s use a match between India and Australia as an example: Scenario: If you bet on Yashasvi Jaiswal as the 2nd Batter Out, your bet wins.If you bet on any other player, your bet loses. How Bookmakers…

What Does “At Least One Team Not To Score + Total” Mean in Football Betting? The betting market “At Least One Team Not To Score + Total” (also seen as “BTTS No + Total Goals” or “Both Teams To Score – No + Over/Under”) is a combo bet that combines two outcomes in one wager: For your bet to win, both conditions must…

Corners To Be Taken From All Four Corners Of The Field – Explained in Football Betting This bet means that at least one corner kick must be taken from each of the four corners of the pitch during the match. In other words: If any corner flag does not have a corner kick taken, the bet loses. Example Let’s…

The “1X2 + Each Team To Score” betting market combines match result betting (1X2) with Both Teams to Score (BTTS). This means you are predicting who will win the match (Home, Draw, or Away) and whether both teams will score at least one goal. Understanding the Bet Components When combined, the outcome must satisfy both conditions for your bet to win. How “1X2 + Each Team…

In cricket sports betting, the market “Over 12 – 6th Delivery” focuses on predicting what will happen on the last (6th) ball of the 12th over in a cricket match. This is a very specific, short-term betting market, often available in live (in-play) betting. It gives bettors the chance to wager on events such as whether the ball will be a run, wicket,…