Quick answer
The format changes what the market looks like, but you use the same ID. IPL, other T20s, ODIs and Tests all run on one King Exchange login, though the markets and sessions differ by format. Knowing those differences stops you carrying an IPL habit into a five-day Test.
At a glance
Key takeaways
- IPL, other T20s, ODIs and Tests all use one King Exchange login.
- T20 games have busy live session markets with quick suspensions.
- ODIs have longer innings totals and mid-innings sessions.
- Test match odds include the draw as a third outcome.
- A Test bet can hold money for five days, so size stakes with slow settlement in mind.
How do markets differ by format?
In IPL and T20 games you get match odds, the toss and busy live session markets with quick suspensions. ODIs add longer innings totals and mid-innings sessions. Tests include the draw as a third outcome in match odds, and rain can wipe out a day, so don't treat day one like a T20.
- IPL and T20: match odds, the toss and busy live session markets, with quick suspensions.
- ODI: longer innings totals and mid-innings sessions. Live betting still needs a stream.
- Test: match odds include the draw as a third outcome. Rain can wipe out a day, so don't treat day one like a T20.
Player markets depend on the XI in every format, and teams rest players in Tests. The T20 vs ODI vs Test section of the cricket page compares them.
How does one balance work across formats?
A Test bet can hold money for five days, so size stakes knowing settlement is slow. Leftover IPL money is still the same rupees. Set one limit that covers every format you bet on, and check open bets before withdrawing, since unsettled Test stakes aren't available yet.
Reader questions
Frequently asked questions
Q.01Do I need a separate ID for each format?
No. Every format sits under one King Exchange ID.
Q.02Are Tests always listed?
International Tests are. Some domestic matches may not appear.
Q.03Can a T20 end in a draw?
A tie usually goes to a Super Over. In Tests, the draw is a real third outcome you can back or lay.
Q.04Is there ball-by-ball betting in Tests?
Less than in IPL. Session markets are the usual way to bet live.
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Vikram Sethi
Head of Cricket Analysis · 11+ years experience
Vikram leads cricket coverage at King Exchange, covering IPL match previews, team analysis and how session, fancy and toss markets work.
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