Betting exchange markets: cricket and sports explained

What is a betting exchange market?

It's one priced outcome on a fixture, such as match winner, a total or a session score. The word 'exchange' usually refers to the platform. On Powerplay247, each market is a named row on the fixture page, and you never sign up again for it.

Which cricket exchange markets are there?

• Match winner, settled on the official result.
• Toss winner, which closes once the toss happens.
• Innings or match totals, which you should check against that book's rule on extras.
• Session or over markets, which are live only, so a stream matters more than a scorecard.
• Player runs or wickets, once the XI is announced and the name is listed.

The cricket markets guide on this site covers this list in full. This page answers the wider search from people who type 'exchange markets' when they mean any of these rows.

What exchange markets are there for other sports?

Football usually lists 1X2, both teams to score and totals. Tennis usually lists match winner, set handicap and total games. Kabaddi shows match winner and sometimes a totals line, but only on days it's listed. None of these need a separate registration, since they sit on the same Powerplay247 ID and wallet as cricket.

How do you read a market before staking?

• Match the row name on the slip to the market you meant, because a session bet and match winner are different.
• Check whether a market is pre-match or live before comparing it with a price you saw earlier.
• If your screen shows separate back and lay columns, check which one you're tapping before you confirm.
• Read that row's settlement rule, including what happens with a tie, a Super Over or an abandoned match.
• Screenshot the confirmation screen, and check your history matches it once the market settles.

This page won't publish a prediction or a fixed price for any 2026 fixture. The price on your slip when you confirm is the one that counts.