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Cricket Betting at banjar — bet on every match from T20 to Test

Every ball of BPL, IPL and international cricket comes with a range of markets. Deposit easily at banjar using payment methods familiar to Bangladeshi players and enjoy every match.

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Three formats, three different betting experiences

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Cricket is played in three different formats — T20, ODI and Test. Each format has its own character from a betting perspective.

T20 is the fastest. With the match finishing in just twenty overs, the result can turn at any moment. Tournaments like BPL (Bangladesh Premier League) and IPL have the highest number of T20 matches, so betting markets are also the most varied.

ODI is a fifty-over contest where you can bet on everything from a team's opening to its finishing. The ICC World Cup and bilateral series are the most familiar to Bangladeshi bettors.

Test is a five-day match where a draw is also possible. The most common markets in Test cricket are number of wickets, innings score, and match result. Each format has its own pace, so understanding the nature of that format before betting is important.

Football and other sports alongside cricket

After cricket, football is the most popular sport in Bangladesh. From European leagues to international tournaments, football matches run almost all year. In football a draw is a normal result, so the match winner market usually has three options: team A wins, team B wins, or draw. In T20 and ODI cricket there are no draws, so there are only two options.

Betting is also available on other sports like kabaddi, tennis and basketball. Each sport has its own scoring system and match length, so the types of markets differ too. To see information on all sports in one place, visit the sports events page.

Betting is for persons aged 21 and above only.

Popular cricket markets — how each one works

The cards below give a brief introduction to the common cricket betting markets available at banjar. In each example, team A and team B refer to no specific team.

Match Winner

The team that wins the match

Which team will win the whole match — this is the simplest market. Two options in T20 and ODI; three in Test (team A, team B, or draw).

Toss

Who will win the toss

You can bet on the toss result before the match begins. Both options carry roughly equal odds.

Top Batter

The batter who scores the most runs

Pick the batter who will score the most runs in the whole match or in a specific innings.

Total Runs

Over / Under runs

You can bet on whether the total runs in an innings or the whole match will be more (over) or fewer (under) than a set number.

Multi Bet

Multiple selections combined

Results from multiple matches are combined into one bet. You only get the total return if all selections are correct; if even one is wrong, the whole bet is lost.

Wickets

The bowler who takes the most wickets

Pick the bowler who will take the most wickets. This market is quite familiar to new bettors.

How to read odds — three formats

Odds for the same match can appear in three different formats on a betting site: decimal, fractional and American. The difference between the three is explained below with an example.

Example 1 — odds on team A winning (not the favourite)

The same value in three formats:

Decimal 2.25 Fractional 5/4 American +125

If you stake ৳1,000 and team A wins, you get back ৳2,250 — that includes ৳1,250 profit and your original ৳1,000 stake. If team A loses, you lose ৳1,000.

Example 2 — odds on team B winning (the favourite)

The same value in three formats:

Decimal 1.50 Fractional 1/2 American -200

A negative American odds figure means how much you need to stake to win 100. Here team B is the favourite. A ৳1,000 stake returns ৳1,500 if you win — a profit of ৳500.

Decimal odds are the simplest — the larger the number, the higher the potential return. Fractional and American formats express the same information in a different way. To read the full rules on betting, visit the terms and conditions page.

Live in-play betting — odds change as the match goes on

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Odds update with every over and wicket during a match, creating new betting opportunities.

In-play or live betting means placing a bet after the match has started. In cricket this is especially useful because the momentum of the game can shift from moment to moment.

When a wicket falls, the batting team's odds rise quickly. On the other hand, if boundaries keep coming, that team's odds of winning fall. If the score is low at the end of the powerplay, odds in the middle overs shift accordingly.

Decisions in live betting have to be made quickly. Knowing the types of markets well in advance helps. Remember, betting is for entertainment — play responsibly and see the responsible gaming guidelines.

Live betting is even easier on the banjar mobile app — both Android and iOS versions are available through official channels.

A few things to keep in mind before you start betting

  • Understand the format before you bet. T20 matches change quickly, Test matches are slower. Work out which format you are comfortable with first.
  • Start with one market. Starting with a simple market like match winner or toss gives you a clear understanding of how betting works.
  • Be careful with multi bets. Combining multiple selections raises the potential return, but if even one is wrong you lose the whole bet.
  • Set a budget. Decide in advance how much you will spend each session — betting is a form of entertainment, not a source of income.
  • Avoid rushing in live betting. Because odds change fast, it is better not to place large bets in a hurry.

If you want to see betting events for many sports alongside cricket, you will find all the information on the sports events page.

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A multi bet example — how the calculation works

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In a multi bet, results from multiple matches are combined. Say you pick three selections across three separate matches at decimal odds of 1.60, 1.70 and 1.80 respectively.

The combined odds will be: 1.60 × 1.70 × 1.80 = 4.90 (approximately). That means a ৳100 stake returns ৳490 if all three selections are correct. But if even one selection is wrong, you lose the full ৳100.

This is why the more selections you add to a multi bet, the higher the risk. For new bettors, starting with two selections is the wiser approach. You can find full details on multi bets at banjar Bet.

Common questions about cricket betting

T20 matches finish quickly and offer more markets, so many people start with T20. ODI takes longer but gives more room for strategy. Test adds a draw market, which makes things a bit more complex. For new bettors, starting with the T20 match winner market is the most straightforward approach.

In in-play betting, odds are directly tied to what is happening on the field. When a wicket falls, the batting team's chances of winning drop, so their odds go up. The bowling team's odds go down in turn. Odds also shift quickly after a big six, at the end of the powerplay, or when the run rate rises in the final overs.

Yes. Both BPL and IPL are T20 tournaments, so the same markets are available — such as match winner, total runs, and top batter. However, the number of markets available may differ between tournaments.

Most Bangladeshi bettors find decimal odds simpler because the calculation is straightforward — multiply the odds by the stake to get the total return. Fractional odds come from British tradition, and American odds are common in the US market. All three methods express the same value, just in different formats.

In football, a draw is a common result, so the match winner market has three options. In T20 and ODI cricket there are no draws, so there are only two options. Test cricket can end in a draw. Cricket also has wicket, over, and batter-specific markets that do not exist in football.

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