Quick answer
The most popular IPL markets on King Exchange are match odds, the toss, innings totals, session markets and player markets when they're listed. Every one has a back and a lay side. If a market isn't on your screen, it isn't currently available for that fixture.
At a glance
Key takeaways
- Popular IPL markets on King Exchange are match odds, the toss, innings totals, session markets and player markets.
- Every market has a back side and a lay side.
- Match odds settle on the official result, including DLS. The toss settles at the toss.
- If a market isn't on your screen, it isn't available for that fixture.
- A popular market isn't automatically good value, so size your stake to your budget.
Which cricket markets appear most often?
The markets you'll see most are match odds, which settle on the official result including DLS, and the toss, which settles at the toss. Innings totals and session markets, betting Yes or No on runs after a set over, come next, and player runs or wickets open once the XI is announced.
- Match odds: settles on the official result, including DLS when it's applied.
- Toss: settles at the toss, not at the end of the game. See the toss guide.
- Innings totals: check how the rules treat a shortened innings.
- Session markets: runs after a set over, as Yes or No. Watch the stream first. See the session guide.
- Player runs or wickets, after the XI is announced.
This page won't publish a 2026 odds table, because exchange prices move by the second. Open the fixture instead, and skip any market you can't explain in one sentence.
Which markets are unpopular for good reason?
Odd specials, obscure player markets and anything you've only seen in a forwarded message. A market being popular doesn't make it good value; size your stake to your budget, not the crowd. Skip any market you can't explain. They often settle unexpectedly.
Reader questions
Frequently asked questions
Q.01Is casino mixed in with IPL markets?
No. Casino is a separate lobby on the same ID and balance.
Q.02Are these markets only for IPL?
No. The same types appear on other T20s; IPL is when they're busiest.
Q.03Can I cash out?
You can lay what you backed (or back what you laid) at the current price to lock in a result.
Q.04Where do I find these markets?
Under cricket on King Exchange, on each IPL fixture.
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About the author
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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