Cricket betting at metbet covers match winner, top batsman, total runs over/under, session and live in-play markets across Test, 50-over and T20 matches, priced in decimal odds. Every market carries its own rules note, so you can read how rain, DLS and a Super Over settle a bet before you stake.
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MARKET BASICS
How Our Cricket Markets Read and Settle
Cricket betting on metbet starts with a simple slip: pick a fixture, pick a market, stake in BDT. We cover Test matches, 50-over games and T20 leagues, and every price shows as a decimal, so 1.85 pays 1.85 times your stake if the bet lands. The potential return appears before you confirm. Settlement is where most disputes begin, so we publish it first.
A rain-shortened match follows the DLS method once a result is possible. A tied game decided by a Super Over settles on the Super Over result. An abandoned match with no result returns your stake. Session and total-runs lines are separate markets with their own conditions, and they close at different points than the match winner.
Browse the day's fixtures, open the note on any line that looks unfamiliar, and read it before you place. That habit settles most arguments on its own.
Match Winner
Back either side to win outright. Prices shift as team news lands, but the number you take is the number you get, because we do not reprice a confirmed bet.
Top Batsman
A single-player market that settles on the official scorecard. If two batters tie, the payout follows the market note, usually the lower of the two prices.
Total Runs Over/Under
You pick a line, say 320.5 runs for a 50-over innings, then back over or under. The half-run line removes the push, so the bet always settles one way.
Session and Live In-Play
Session lines cover a block of overs rather than the whole match. Live prices refresh ball by ball, and one wicket can move a number before your slip confirms.
POCKET MATCHDAY
Follow Cricket Betting on Your Phone
A chase can run four hours, so the cricket lobby is built to survive a commute. Fixtures and live prices stay in portrait, a score strip sits just above the slip, and your open bets sync when you move from browser to phone. One login covers both, so a slip you started at home in Dhaka is still waiting when you pick the phone up again.
- Portrait score strip
- Ball-by-ball updates
- Slip sync across devices
- Quick market switch
HELP ON CRICKET
Ask Us About Any Cricket Bet
A cricket market settled in a way that surprised you? Send the bet slip ID from your account menu. We pull the match scorecard, apply that market's own rule and reply with the reasoning, usually the same day.
Settlement checks
Send the bet slip ID and we pull the official scorecard, apply the market rule, then explain the result in plain words.
In-play bet traces
During a T20 chase, prices move every ball. Tell us the over and the market if a bet did not land, and we trace the accepted price.
Rain and void rules
Abandoned matches and DLS adjustments follow each market's own rule. Ask us before you stake when the weather looks doubtful.
SETTLEMENT AND SAFETY
Check metbet Settlement Rules
Every cricket market we list carries a written rule you can open before you stake. Results settle from the official scorecard, and account tools let you cap deposits or pause betting whenever you want.
Market rule book
Each market shows its settlement source and the conditions that void it, from DLS targets to a super over.
Scorecard settlement
We settle from the official scorecard rather than a live feed, and revisit affected bets if a score is corrected later.
Stake controls
Set a daily deposit cap or a maximum stake from account settings; a lower limit applies immediately to cricket and casino.
Age and identity
Accounts are for players 18 and over in Bangladesh. Keep your documents current so verification clears before a withdrawal.
MARKET PACE GUIDE
Choose a Market That Fits
Cricket markets do not all move at the same pace. A Test winner bet sits still for days, while a T20 session line swings inside one over. Pick the format that fits the time you actually have.
| Match winner (T20) | Two outcomes across roughly three hours of play, with prices shifting on every ball. |
|---|---|
| Test match winner | Five days of cricket, and a draw stays in the mix. Patience counts more than a quick read of form. |
| Top batsman | You back a player, not a team, and the scorecard settles it. Batting position decides plenty. |
| Total runs over/under | One line for the whole innings. A shortened chase can reset the line before the first ball. |
| Live session markets | Priced over a block of overs rather than a full match, so the price flips fast. |
CRICKET TERMS EXPLAINED
Learn the Terms Behind Every Market
Every cricket market carries its own rule note, and the words in that note decide how your bet settles. A session line, a revised DLS target and a no-result all behave differently, so we print the settlement rule beside the price. Open any market and the note sits under the odds: on a Bangladesh Premier League game it tells you whether abandoned play voids your stake or moves the target.
Read it once, then stake with a clear head.
- What are decimal odds in cricket betting?
- A decimal price shows your total return for every 1 BDT staked, with the stake already included. Multiply your stake by the price to see the full payout before confirming.
- What does the DLS method mean for a bet?
- Duckworth-Lewis-Stern recalculates a limited-overs target when rain cuts the innings short. Your market settles on that revised target, not on the original scorecard figure.
- What is a session market?
- A session bet covers a fixed block of overs instead of a whole match, usually the runs scored in that spell. It settles at the end of those overs, whatever happens later.
- What is a no-result in cricket betting?
- A no-result is called when play is abandoned before a finish is possible. Most match markets are voided and stakes returned, though you should read each rule note first.
- How does a Super Over settle a market?
- A Super Over is the one-over tiebreak used when scores finish level. Bets on the tied match stand as priced, while Super Over markets settle separately on that extra over.
BEFORE YOU STAKE
Get Straight Answers Before You Stake
If a market looks unclear, ask before the ball is bowled rather than after. Our support team handles cricket settlement questions every day, and the bet slip always shows price, stake and possible return before you confirm. Players in Dhaka usually check the rule note on a phone between overs.
Reach us on live chat for a fast answer, or send the match name and market by email so we can quote the exact rule back to you.
How do I check a cricket market's rules before betting?
Tap the market name and the rule note opens under the odds. It lists how the market settles, what voids it and how a rain-revised target is handled.
Can I bet in-play once the match has started?
Yes. In-play cricket markets stay open through the innings, and prices move with every ball, so confirm the number on the slip before you stake.
What happens to my bet if rain stops play?
It depends on the market. Some void and return your stake, others settle on the revised DLS target. The rule note attached to that market is what decides.
Do top batsman bets settle if the order changes?
Top batsman markets settle on the runs scored by the named player. A change in batting position does not void the bet unless that market's rule note says otherwise.
Can I take a cricket bet out before the match ends?
Cash out appears on selected markets while the match is live. The offered figure follows the current match state, so it can rise or fall quickly.