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Cricket's Three Formats and Your Favourite Tournaments
T20, ODI and Test — each format plays differently, so the approach to betting differs too.
T20 Cricket
In this 20-over format, every ball counts. Popular tournaments like BPL and IPL are played in the T20 format. With the pressure of quick scoring, odds can shift in an instant, making in-play betting feel most alive here.
Fast FormatODI Cricket
In this fifty-over format, the middle overs are most useful for betting. Major bilateral series including the ICC World Cup are played in ODI. Fans enjoy Bangladesh Tigers' home and away matches in this format the most.
Medium LengthTest Cricket
In this five-day format, the pitch, weather and innings structure deeply influence betting outcomes. Markets range from series winner to separate markets for runs in each session.
Long Format
BPL, IPL and International Matches
BPL is Bangladesh's own franchise tournament — where the Tigers' stars face each other. IPL is India's domestic T20 league, yet its following in Bangladesh is unmatched. Betting markets on international events like the T20 World Cup and ICC Champions Trophy are also available at 777abc.
The number of markets varies by tournament — in big matches you get a wide range of options from match winner to top wicket-taker. If you are new to cricket betting, start with the betting tips guide.
How Betting on Cricket Differs from Football and Other Sports
Both cricket and football are popular, but the betting structure is different — knowing this makes decisions easier.
Cricket Betting
- Three formats (T20, ODI, Test) — each with its own market structure
- Innings-based markets (first innings runs, powerplay markets)
- Draw is only possible in Test; T20 and ODI have two-outcome markets
- Odds shift quickly after a wicket
- In-depth markets available for BPL and international matches
Football Betting
- Three outcomes in 90 minutes (home / draw / away) — draws are more common compared to cricket
- Half-time / full-time result markets are separate
- Total goals, corners and cards markets are popular
- A single goal can change the course of a match, so live odds move fast
Other Sports
- Match winner and set markets in tennis, badminton and kabaddi
- Point spread is popular in basketball and volleyball
- Esports tournaments have map-based markets
- Each sport's own in-play pauses and rules affect the markets
The pace of a T20 match in cricket is different from football — markets update after every over, so staying attentive is important. At 777abc, you can bet on various sports through 777abc Bet.
7 Popular Betting Markets with Brief Examples
How each market works in plain terms.
Match Winner
The simplest market — choose which of the two teams will win. Only two outcomes in T20 and ODI, three in Test. For example: if you bet on team A against team B, a win returns according to their odds.
Toss Winner
A bet on which team will win the toss before the match starts. The outcome is completely independent — it has nothing to do with pitch or team strength. Odds are usually roughly equal for both sides.
Top Run-Scorer
A bet on which batter within a team will score the most runs. If multiple batters finish with equal runs, the site's specific rules apply. Odds for top-order batters are generally lower.
Total Runs Over/Under
The bookmaker sets a number (e.g. 160). The bet is whether runs in the match will be above or below that number. Pitch, weather and team batting strength directly affect this market.
Multi Bet
Combining multiple selections in one bet multiplies the odds. However, if any single selection loses, the entire bet is lost. Example: three selections at 1.40 × 1.80 × 1.90 = 4.79 combined odds.
Wicket Markets
Markets such as which bowler will take the first wicket, or when a certain number of wickets will fall, are more commonly found in T20. If a wicket falls in the powerplay overs, the odds for the remaining batters also shift quickly.
First Innings Runs
A bet on whether the total runs at the end of the first innings will be above or below a given number. In Test, this market runs over several days; in ODI, it is settled as soon as the first batting side is dismissed.
How to Read Odds — Three Format Explained
Decimal, fractional and American — three ways of writing, one meaning.
Odds on a betting site can be shown in three formats. With a little practice, any of the three is easy to understand. The table below shows the same value in all three formats.
| Format | Team A Win Odds | Team B Win Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Decimal | 2.50 | 1.25 |
| Fractional | 3/2 | 1/4 |
| American | +150 | -400 |
Example 1 — ৳1,000 bet on Team A to win
Decimal 2.50 means ৳2.50 returned per taka. A winning ৳1,000 bet returns ৳2,500 in total (৳1,500 profit + ৳1,000 stake back). Fractional 3/2 means ৳3 profit for every ৳2 staked. American +150 means ৳150 profit on a ৳100 bet. If you lose, the full ৳1,000 is gone.
Example 2 — ৳1,000 bet on favourite Team B to win
Decimal 1.25 — a winning ৳1,000 bet returns ৳1,250 in total (৳250 profit). Fractional 1/4 means ৳1 profit for every ৳4 staked. American -400 means you must stake ৳400 to win ৳100 profit — the minus sign indicates the favourite.
Multi Bet Calculation
Three selections — decimal odds 1.40, 1.80 and 1.90. Combined odds: 1.40 × 1.80 × 1.90 = 4.79 (approximately).
A ৳100 bet returns ৳479 if all three win. If any one loses, the full ৳100 is lost. A multi bet offers higher returns, but also higher risk.
The odds examples are for illustration only — they are not real match odds and are not a guarantee of winning.
When Wickets and Overs Change, Odds Change Too
In-play or live betting means placing bets while the match is in progress. In T20, the situation changes rapidly after every over, so odds can shift in an instant.
For example, if two wickets fall in the powerplay, the pressure to score the remaining runs increases — the batting side's odds rise while the bowling side's odds fall. If the run rate falls behind in the middle overs of an ODI, the defending side's odds may rise again.
Practical Tips for Cricket Betting
Betting is part of entertainment — keeping these habits makes the experience better.
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Start with one market
Begin by focusing on the match-winner market. It is simple and easy to understand. Move to multi bets or wicket markets once you have some experience.
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Set a budget
Set a fixed amount for each match — do not go beyond that limit even after a win. Read the responsible gaming guidelines for more on this.
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Check the pitch report and weather
On a batting pitch, high-runs markets work better. If rain is forecast, the match may not finish — keep that in mind before placing a bet.
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Do not rush in live betting
Making decisions on impulse when odds are moving fast is not a good idea. Take a moment to assess the situation.
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Keep selections low in multi bets
The more selections in a multi bet, the greater the risk. Keeping it to two or three selections helps you stay in control.
For more strategic advice, read the betting tips section — it has detailed discussion on various markets.
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