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Session runs refer to the total runs scored within a defined phase of an innings — typically powerplay, middle overs or death overs. You place an entry on whether the actual runs fall over or under the posted line for that session.

Fall of wicket markets ask you to predict the team score when a particular wicket falls. For example, a line on the third-wicket fall sets a number and you choose whether the batting side will be above or below it at that dismissal.

A top-batter market asks who will score the most runs for their team in a given innings. If two batters tie on runs, dead-heat rules usually apply, splitting the payout proportionally between entries on those players.

This market lets you predict how the next wicket falls — caught, bowled, LBW, run out, stumped or other. Odds vary by match situation; a spin-heavy pitch may shorten the stumped price compared to a seam-friendly surface.

In-play means the match has started and markets are live. Odds shift delivery by delivery based on what happens on the field. You can enter or exit positions while the game is ongoing rather than only before the toss.

A void means the market is cancelled and your stake returns to your account. This typically happens when rain abandons a match before the minimum overs required for settlement have been bowled, or if a player is absent from a player-specific market.

Cash-out lets you settle an active entry before the match concludes. The platform calculates a live value based on current odds and offers you that amount. Accepting locks in profit or limits loss regardless of the final match result.

The powerplay is the first six overs of a limited-overs innings where fielding restrictions apply. Hotline markets on powerplay runs are popular because scoring patterns are more aggressive during this phase, making the over-under line more volatile.

Dead-heat applies when two or more outcomes tie for a market position — say two bowlers finish on equal wickets in a top-bowler market. Your entry payout is divided by the number of tied winners, so you receive a proportional share rather than the full odds.

An economy rate band market predicts whether a bowler will finish within a specified runs-per-over range. For example, under 7.5 or over 7.5 economy. It rewards knowledge of specific bowler matchups and pitch conditions during that phase of play.