ex baji Cricket Betting — Bet on T20, ODI and Test
From BPL to IPL, T20 World Cup to Test series — ex baji offers a wide range of betting markets across every cricket format. Bet according to your knowledge and preference, and enjoy the game even more.
Cricket's Three Formats and Major Tournaments
T20
The shortest format, so it also has the most active markets. Odds shift every over and the result can change on the last ball. BPL and IPL draw the highest interest from Bangladeshi fans. Bettor enthusiasm for the Tigers' performance at the T20 World Cup is always at its peak.
Fast-paced formatODI
In this fifty-over format, both strategy and patience matter. The pace changes through the middle overs, and the innings break offers a chance to reassess your bets. ODI betting markets are particularly active during the ICC Cricket World Cup and bilateral series.
50-over contestTest
In five-day Test cricket, a draw is a recognised result, so the market has three options — Team A wins, Team B wins, or draw. Odds move as the pitch, weather and lineup change, and there is plenty of betting opportunity over the extended duration.
Longest formatAlongside cricket, ex baji also offers betting on football, hockey, badminton and several other sports. To learn about markets and odds structures for all sports in detail, read the Sports Betting Guide — each sport's markets are analysed there separately.
Popular Betting Markets and Examples
In cricket betting, a market refers to the specific thing you are betting on. Multiple markets are open at the same time for a single match, and you can place a bet on whichever one you like. Below is a brief overview of the most commonly used markets on ex baji.
How to Read Three Odds Formats
ex baji displays odds in three different formats — decimal, fractional and American. All three express the same probability, just written differently. The two examples below should make this clear.
Team A to win — the same odds in three formats
Say the odds for Team A to win are set as follows. In decimal format it is 2.25, in fractional format 5/4, and in American format +125 — all three say the same thing.
A ৳1,000 bet returns ৳2,250 if Team A wins (৳1,250 profit + ৳1,000 stake). If Team A loses, the ৳1,000 is gone.
Team B is the favourite — how to read minus odds
When Team B is the favourite, the odds look lower. In decimal format 1.50, in fractional format 1/2, and in American format -200.
American minus odds mean how much you need to stake to make ৳100 profit. A ৳1,000 bet returns ৳1,500 if Team B wins (৳500 profit).
Multi bet example: If three selections have odds of 1.40, 1.50 and 1.70, the combined odds are 1.40 × 1.50 × 1.70 = 3.57 (approximately). A ৳100 bet returns ৳357 if all three are correct. However, if any one is wrong, the full ৳100 is lost.
Live In-Play Betting — Odds Shift as the Game Changes
In-play or live betting means placing a bet while a match is ongoing. It is especially popular in cricket because the situation can change after every ball.
- Odds move on wickets: When a key batsman from the batting team is dismissed, their odds of winning shift immediately, meaning the estimated probability of their victory drops.
- Reassessment after each over: The run rate and required runs change after every over, so live odds are recalculated at every moment.
- Effect of weather and pitch: Rain or dew can change how the pitch behaves. If the weather shifts between innings, the match takes a new turn and live markets reflect that quickly.
- Specific live markets open up: During live play, new markets such as "Will there be a six in the next over?" or "At what score will the next wicket fall?" become available — these do not exist before the match starts.
Decisions need to be made quickly during live betting, as odds can change within a very short time. The ex baji mobile app shows live scores and odds in one place, making it easy to keep track even when you are away from your desk.
Football and Other Sports — How They Differ from Cricket
Beyond cricket, ex baji offers betting on football, kabaddi, tennis, basketball and a few other sports. In football, match winner, handicap and both teams to score are the most familiar markets.
The main difference between cricket and football is the duration and number of events. A single cricket match — from a five-day Test to a three-hour T20 — can produce hundreds of betting moments. Football produces comparatively fewer events in ninety minutes. Kabaddi and tennis have fewer markets than cricket, but each sport has its own appeal.
A detailed guide for all sports, including explanations of handicap betting and exchange betting, is available on the Sports Betting page.
Alongside cricket betting, you can also check the Win Drop section — it features special event-based offers.
Sport Type and Betting Differences
- Cricket T20/ODI: No draw, two outcomes, the most live markets available.
- Cricket Test: Three outcomes (win/loss/draw), markets change over five days.
- Football: Handicap and Asian line markets are most familiar.
- Kabaddi/Tennis: Fewer markets, but odds are often attractive.
Start Cricket Betting on ex baji
You can get started with just a ৳200 deposit. Your first deposit comes with a 150% bonus, up to ৳15,000 (15x wagering requirement applies to the bonus amount). Deposit and withdraw via bKash, Nagad and Rocket — withdrawals are typically completed within 1 hour. Join the VIP programme to receive weekly cashback. Bengali-language support is available 24/7.
For ages 21+. Betting is for entertainment — please play responsibly.
Practical Notes on Cricket Betting
Betting is a form of entertainment — there is no strategy that guarantees a profit. That said, keeping a few basic things in mind can make the experience better.
- Set a separate budget: Decide on a fixed limit for betting. Once you reach it, stop — there is always another match coming.
- Understand the format before placing your bet: In T20, the last few overs can change everything. In Test cricket, pitch and weather conditions matter more. Knowing how each format works makes choosing a market easier.
- Start with one market in one match: For beginners, focusing on just the Match Winner market is the most effective approach. Rather than spreading across multiple markets at once, concentrate on one.
- Don't rush after a loss: After losing a bet, it's best not to immediately place a bigger bet to try to 'win it back'.
- Responsible betting: Betting is never a substitute for income. It is a form of entertainment. To learn more about responsible betting, read the responsible gaming guidelines.
