Quick answer
Searches for match tips and predictions still need a real fixture behind them. King Exchange lists real markets match by match rather than a season of guesses. This page explains how to use those markets well, including when to back and when to lay, and it doesn't make up a score.
At a glance
Key takeaways
- King Exchange lists real markets match by match and doesn't publish daily predictions.
- Check both team names, the date and the format, because an undated tips graphic can lead you to yesterday's game.
- Use sessions only with a stream and a limit, and player markets only after the XI is announced.
- Read the liability on the slip before any lay bet.
- A void means a rule applied, and the betting rules explain which one.
How do you open the right match?
Go to the sport and check both team names, the date and the format. A tips graphic with no date is how people end up betting on yesterday's game. Check the venue too, since a bet placed on the wrong match can't be moved.
Which tips are actually useful?
The useful tips are about process: use match odds whether or not you're watching, keep the toss to a small stake, and bet on sessions only with a stream and a limit. Wait for the XI before player markets, and read the liability on the slip before any lay bet.
- Match odds, whether or not you'll be watching.
- The toss, with only a small stake.
- Sessions, only with a stream and a limit.
- Player markets, only after the XI is announced.
- Lay bets, only after reading the liability on the slip.
Cricket coverage can inform your view, but the market settles on the official result. Mixing a blog's '165' prediction with the in-play button is how people over-bet during a chase.
What should you do after the result?
Check your history. A void means a rule applied; the betting rules explain which. Support needs your username and a screenshot, and can't give a prediction for the next game. Withdraw to your own account. Plan the next bet with a fresh limit.
Reader questions
Frequently asked questions
Q.01Does King Exchange publish daily predictions?
No. The blog explains markets but doesn't pick scores.
Q.02Do football markets have different names?
Yes. Football uses match odds with a draw, goals totals and handicaps instead of sessions. See the guide to popular cricket and football markets.
Q.03Are there live tips?
Watch the stream first, and read the guide on how live betting works.
Q.04Where can I find today's fixture?
Under the sport on King Exchange.
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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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