Markets by sport
An exchange lists the same kind of markets for every sport, but each sport has its own habits: which market carries the money, how fast prices move in play and the mistakes beginners make. Pick a sport. New to exchanges? Read the course first.
Cricket
The busiest exchange sport in India: a two-way match-odds market that moves ball by ball, plus tied-match, innings-runs and series markets
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Football
The draw is a selection of its own, goals move the whole market at once, and the quiet minutes between them are where prices drift
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Tennis
No draw, a price that swings with every break of serve, matches every day of the year, and a retirement rule that decides whether your bet stands
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Horse racing
The sport the exchange model was built on: many runners, a win market and a place market, non-runner reductions, and a two-minute in-running market that moves faster than any other
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Greyhounds
Races every few minutes, a six-runner win market, prices that form in the last minute and a race that is over in half of one
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Basketball
High scores, swinging momentum, overtime counted in the result, and a final two minutes of fouls that can move a price more than the previous forty-six
Read the marketsInformation only, 18+. Which markets exist, when they are turned in play and how they settle is decided by each exchange. The pages describe the usual practice, not the rules of any one site.
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