Understanding Cricket Betting Odds
In cricket betting, odds represent the market’s expectation of which team will win. Simply put:
- Low odds = Likely winner (low risk, low reward)
- High odds = Underdog (high risk, high reward)
Example – Ind vs Eng (Dafabet odds):
Team |
Odds |
Bet ₹1,000, Potential Returns |
India |
1.64 |
₹1,640 |
England |
2.33 |
₹2,330 |
Here, India is favored to win. Betting on England offers more potential profit but carries higher risk.
Cricket Odds Ind vs Eng
In cricket betting, the cricket odds are based on the probability of a certain cricket team winning the game. These are set not by some authority, but simply by the free market. If more people believe that a certain cricket team is going to win, they will put more money behind that team, so when the live cricket betting begins, they will expect that cricket team to win against its opponent.
Remember: high risk, high reward - low risk, low reward.
For example, if the India national cricket team was to play against the English national cricket team, ind vs eng or India vs England, and the odds on the Dafabet cricket section were Eng 2.33 and Ind 1.64. If you bet $100 on England and they win, you’ll get back $233.
If you bet $100 on India and they win, you’ll get back $164. This means that the people who are betting currently expect India beat England, which is why betting on England is riskier (and thus will return a higher profit). Remember: high risk, high reward - low risk, low reward.
Live Cricket Betting – How to Bet Smart During IPL Matches
Why Bet Live?
Live cricket betting allows you to place bets while the match unfolds, leveraging changing odds in real-time. It’s especially useful when watching matches in person, eliminating latency delays common with streaming.
Examples of Live Odds Shifts:
- Star player dismissed early ➡️ Team’s winning odds drop significantly.
- High-scoring partnership develops ➡️ Team’s odds improve rapidly.
Watching the game closely (live) helps you anticipate these shifts before odds update online.