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Cricket's Three Formats and Major Tournaments

T20 Cricket

The fastest format — just 20 overs per innings. BPL (Bangladesh Premier League), IPL and the ICC T20 World Cup draw the most interest from Bangladeshi fans in this format. Odds shift quickly in short matches, which makes live betting especially popular.

T20 · BPL · IPL

ODI Cricket

This 50-over-per-side format covers the ICC World Cup and bilateral series. Because matches are longer, pitch conditions and batting order play an important role. The number of available markets is also higher than in T20 since the match is divided into several phases.

ODI · World Cup

Test Cricket

In this five-day format a draw is a valid result, so the match winner market offers three choices. The possibility of a draw affects odds in a distinct way. Session-based markets in Test betting — such as first innings lead and follow-on — are worth noting.

Test · 3 Results
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Major Tournaments

BPL, IPL and the World Cup — How to Bet on Each Tournament

When BPL is on in Dhaka, there is a distinct energy around the performances of the local franchise teams. Markets for BPL matches are available at 90 jili before the match even starts.

IPL franchise teams field players from many countries, so each match plays out differently. In the later stages of the tournament, playoff match odds tend to get tighter.

When the Bangladesh Tigers take the field in international matches, 90 jili's cricket section keeps markets open across multiple matches at the same time — from the toss result all the way to runs in the final over.

Popular Betting Markets — How Each One Works

Each market has its own logic. Below is a straightforward explanation of five markets.

01

Match Winner

The simplest market — bet on the team you think will win. In T20 and ODI there are two choices (Team A or Team B); in Tests there are three (Team A wins, Team B wins, draw). Example: Team A odds 1.45, Team B odds 2.75 — if you pick Team B, a ৳500 bet returns ৳1,375 if Team B wins.

02

Toss Winner

A market settled right at the start of the match — which team wins the toss. The outcome depends entirely on the coin, so odds for both teams are usually about equal. It is a familiar choice for those who want a quick result.

03

Top Run Scorer (Top Batsman)

Select which batter will score the most runs for their team. Once the innings begins, odds start to move. The batter who has made a good start sees their odds shorten, while odds lengthen for the others.

04

Total Runs Over/Under

A market where you decide whether the total runs in a match or a specific innings will be over or under a set number. Pitch conditions and weather have a big influence on this market.

05

Multi Bet (Multiple Matches Combined)

Adding three or more selections to one bet makes it a multi bet or accumulator. Example: if three selections have odds of 1.60, 1.70 and 1.90, the combined odds are roughly 5.17; a ৳100 bet returns ৳517 — but only if all three win. Lose any one and the entire bet is lost.

06

Over of First Wicket

You can bet on which over the first wicket will fall in an innings. The bowling attack and the nature of the pitch play a role here. In live betting, odds change with every over, so keeping your eye on the screen matters.

07

Handicap Market

To reduce the gap between two teams, one team is given a notional run advantage or disadvantage. For example, if Team A is given a −15 run handicap, 15 runs are deducted from their final score when calculating the result. This is explained in terms of the result only; no stake or return calculation applies here.

Reading Odds — Three Formats

Odds are simply a number that tells you how much you get back if you win. At 90 jili you can view odds in all three formats.

Odds Format Team A (Example) How to Read It
Decimal 2.25 Bet × 2.25 = total return. A ৳500 bet returns ৳1,125 (৳625 profit).
Fractional 5/4 ৳5 profit for every ৳4 staked. A ৳500 bet gives ৳625 profit, total return ৳1,125.
American +125 A plus sign means that amount of profit on a ৳100 bet. +125 means ৳125 profit on a ৳100 bet.

What happens if you lose?

In the example above, a ৳500 bet on Team A winning returns ৳1,125 in total if they win. If Team A loses, the full ৳500 is gone. Favourites have lower odds — for example, if Team B's odds are 1.50 (Fractional ½, American −200), a ৳500 bet gives only ৳250 profit, total return ৳750.

All Three Formats at the Same Price

Bet on Team A to win — Stake ৳500
2.25
Decimal
5/4
Fractional
+125
American
Total return if you win: ৳1,125
(৳625 profit + ৳500 stake)

All three formats return the same amount — only the way they are written differs. At 90 jili you can view odds in the format you prefer. Betting is for entertainment only — no odds guarantee a win.

Live In-Play

When a Wicket Falls, Odds Change Instantly

Live betting or in-play betting lets you place bets while a match is in progress. In cricket this is especially useful because odds shift after every wicket, every six, or every dot ball. As a team that started well moves further through the overs, their odds naturally shorten.

In T20, if quick runs come during the powerplay, the defending team's odds go up. Conversely, when a lot of runs are still needed in the last few overs, the chasing team's odds shorten. In ODI, mid-innings markets open after the 30th over based on the batting team's wicket situation.

In live betting there is less time to decide. It is wise to set a budget limit before you start betting. For responsible play, you can read our Responsible Gaming Guide.

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Football and Other Sports — Where the Difference Lies

Cricket betting has a much larger number of markets because of wickets, overs and run rates. In contrast, football betting has separate markets for goals, corners and cards. Football follows a straight line — a result in 90 minutes — while in cricket the situation can change completely between innings.

Football odds usually come in three choices — home win, draw, away win (1X2). Test cricket also has a draw, but T20 and ODI do not. This difference is worth keeping in mind when building a multi bet — if you add a Test match, the possibility of a draw must be factored in.

For more detail on football, visit our football betting section — it covers leagues, markets and odds in full.

Cricket vs Football — Quick Comparison

  • Match Length 2 hours – 5 days
  • Draw Possible? Tests only
  • Number of Markets Relatively more
  • Live Markets Every over

Some Practical Tips Before You Start Betting

Betting is a form of entertainment — not a way to earn income. The tips below are for a safe and enjoyable experience.

Set a Budget First

Decide how much money you will put into betting each week and stick to that limit.

Start with a Familiar Format

Betting on the cricket format you watch regularly makes the markets easier to understand.

Multi Bets Carry More Risk

Odds are bigger with multiple selections, but all of them must win. Lose one and the entire bet is gone.

No Rushing in Live Betting

Odds in live markets change fast — placing extra bets in a hurry to recover losses is not a good idea.

Try Different Markets

Beyond match winner, over/under and top batsman markets can also offer interesting odds.

Do Not Chase Losses

Betting more after a loss to try to recover does not work as a strategy and can make losses worse.

Get Started at 90 jili — Bonus, Payment and Support

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Frequently Asked Questions

In BPL, local teams play on familiar pitch conditions, so odds are shaped accordingly. In IPL, mixed teams compete on foreign grounds, which creates more variety in the markets. In international matches, odds fluctuate more depending on the importance of the tournament — for example, markets expand significantly during T20 World Cup semi-finals and finals.

In T20, odds are recalculated after every over. When a wicket falls, the batting team's odds increase; boundaries and sixes bring them down. The live market shifts most in the last five overs of an innings, as the chase target becomes clearer. Betting at this stage leaves less time to decide, so you need to watch closely.

In a Test, three results are possible — Team A wins, Team B wins, or a draw. In the first two days, draw odds are generally low because many overs remain. On the fourth or fifth day, if conditions become defensive, the chance of a draw increases and odds shift accordingly.

Yes, you can combine markets from different sports in a single multi bet. Keep in mind that adding a Test match brings in the draw possibility, which affects the combined odds of the entire multi bet. All selections must win — if even one loses, the entire bet is lost.

Yes, handicap markets can be available in T20 and all other formats. In T20, this is usually offered as a run handicap — for example, if Team A is given a −10 run handicap, their actual score is reduced by 10 for comparison purposes. This refers to the match result only and does not involve any specific stake or return calculation.

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