Outcome Granularity
Match-winner bets resolve once the last ball is bowled. Targetbets can resolve within a single over, giving you a result in minutes rather than hours. You decide how narrow or broad your target window is.
eliteclub cricket targetbets put specific match outcomes in front of you — runs scored in an over, wickets in a powerplay, individual batsman milestones — so you pick the target and stake on it.
Six elements shape how cricket targetbets work on this platform, from the market structure to how you interact with live data.
Every T20 and ODI match is broken into phases — powerplay, middle overs, death overs — and each phase carries its own set of targets. You pick the phase that matches your read of the game situation.
Odds recalculate after every legal delivery based on run rate, wickets fallen and remaining overs. The number you see at lock-in is the number that pays out — no retrospective adjustment after confirmation.
Combine targets from different phases or different matches into a single slip. Each leg settles independently, so one void target does not cancel the rest of your selections on that slip.
A compact scorecard sits beside or below your targetbet markets showing the live score, current over detail, and recent ball outcomes. No need to switch apps to track progress — it is right there.
We carry targetbet markets for Bangladesh Premier League fixtures as well as IPL rounds, ICC T20 World Cup matches and bilateral international series. Coverage expands during tournament windows.
Settled targetbets credit your account wallet immediately. From there you stake again or withdraw to bKash, Nagad or Rocket — the balance is always available, not held in a pending state.
Cricket targetbets depend on accurate data and clear rules. Here is how we run these markets so you can verify what you are staking on.
Odds adjust from a live scorecard feed supplied by a third-party cricket data provider. The same feed powers the scorecard widget you see alongside your targetbet slip, so the numbers match what you are watching.
Every target category carries a settlement rule card accessible before you place the bet. It states the void conditions, rain rules and how super overs or DLS adjustments affect your selection.
When you confirm a targetbet, the system records the exact ball number and timestamp of your lock-in. This appears on your slip so you can verify the odds were set before the outcome occurred.
Our targetbet engine logs every odds movement and settlement decision. If you dispute a result, the audit trail is referenced by the support team to show what data triggered settlement.
Markets suspend automatically during wicket reviews, DRS referrals and rain breaks. No target can be placed while the match state is uncertain, preventing stale-odds entries.
Withdrawals from targetbet winnings follow the same wallet verification you completed on account setup. No additional document upload is needed unless your cumulative withdrawal crosses the threshold shown in your account settings.
Cricket targetbets work in your mobile browser without a separate download. The market cards resize to portrait mode and each target locks with a single tap — useful when you are watching the match on the same device. Ball-by-ball odds updates push to your screen as the innings progresses. You can switch between over targets, player targets and innings targets using the tab row at the top. Your open slips sit in a collapsible panel at the bottom so they never block the market view. Placing a targetbet while connected to bKash or Nagad means your account balance updates within the same session.
If you have only placed match-winner or top-batsman bets before, targetbets will feel different. Here is a side-by-side look at what changes.
Match-winner bets resolve once the last ball is bowled. Targetbets can resolve within a single over, giving you a result in minutes rather than hours. You decide how narrow or broad your target window is.
Because targets reset each over or phase, you can place multiple selections inside the same innings. Standard markets usually lock after the toss. Targetbets keep opening as long as the innings is active.
Targetbet odds shift ball by ball. A dot ball or a six moves the line immediately. Standard match odds shift slowly over sessions. If you like reading momentum swings, targetbet odds react to them in real time.
A deep follower of cricket — someone who tracks bowler economy rates or opening partnership strike rates — finds targetbets more rewarding. You apply specific knowledge rather than picking a broad winner.
Most targetbets settle within the over or phase they cover. Your account balance updates before the next over starts. Match-winner bets settle only after the official result is declared and confirmed.
Targetbets carry phase-specific void rules — a rain break mid-over may void that over's target. Match bets use DLS or reserve-day logic. The void conditions are simpler and faster to confirm for targetbets.
Quick settlement means your winnings hit your account wallet faster, and you can withdraw to bKash, Nagad or Rocket without waiting for the match to finish. Standard markets hold funds until post-match settlement.
A targetbet is a structured prediction on a specific numerical outcome within a cricket match. Instead of picking a winner outright, you choose a defined target — will the opening partnership cross 45 runs, will there be three or more sixes in a given over, will a named bowler take two wickets inside the powerplay. Each target comes with its own odds,
set dynamically as ball-by-ball data feeds update. We carry targetbet markets across T20 internationals, ODI series, BPL fixtures and IPL rounds. Markets open roughly thirty minutes before the toss and stay active through key phases of the innings. Your slip shows the target, the odds at lock-in and your stake — all visible in your account wallet immediately. The format suits anyone
who follows cricket closely enough to have an opinion on phase-level performance rather than just the final result.
If you are new to cricket targetbets, these terms come up in our markets and settlement rules. Plain definitions below.
The target line is the specific number you are betting over or under — for example, 8.5 runs in a given over. If the actual runs exceed 8.5, the over selection wins. The line sets the boundary between a win and a loss on that market.
A phase market groups several overs into one target window. Powerplay phase covers overs one through six. Middle phase covers seven through fifteen in T20. Death phase covers sixteen through twenty. Each phase has its own odds and settlement.
Odds lock is the moment your targetbet is confirmed. The odds displayed at that exact ball are fixed for your slip regardless of what happens next. No later odds movement changes your locked-in price.
A void target is one that cannot be settled because the match conditions changed — rain interruption, match abandonment or an incomplete over. Void targets return your stake to your account wallet automatically.
A multi-target slip combines two or more individual targets into one bet slip. Each target settles on its own timeline. Combined odds multiply, but if one leg voids, remaining legs still pay at adjusted combined odds.
This describes how targetbet odds recalculate after every legal delivery. A six pushes over-target odds down; a dot ball pushes them up. The movement reflects real-time match momentum fed from the live data provider.
The settlement window is the timeframe in which a target resolves. For an over target, it is six legal deliveries. For an innings target, it is the end of that innings. Your bet settles the moment the window closes.
A milestone target predicts whether a specific batsman or bowler reaches a personal stat — fifty runs, three wickets, two catches. It settles when the player is dismissed, the innings ends or the milestone is reached.
DLS is the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method used in rain-affected matches. If DLS is applied, innings-level targets recalculate to the revised target. Over-level targets already settled before the interruption remain valid and paid.
Market suspension temporarily freezes all targetbet placements during uncertain match events — DRS reviews, injury breaks, rain delays. No new bets can be placed until play resumes and the data feed confirms a live state.
Answers to what visitors ask us most about cricket targetbets — how to place them, how they settle, and what happens in edge cases.