Quick answer
There's no secret to uncover behind the scenes. On an exchange, prices move because people are backing and laying at the same time. A market greys out after a wicket while prices reset, and your balance doesn't change until the market settles on the official result.
At a glance
Key takeaways
- On King Exchange, prices move because people are backing and laying at the same time.
- Markets suspend after wickets, reviews and big hits, then reopen at new prices.
- A tap that seems to fail is often a suspension, not a lost bet.
- Your balance doesn't change until the market settles on the official result.
- Support handles deposits and withdrawals in a queue and doesn't hold up your bets.
What happens while the match is on?
While a match is on, back and lay prices move as money comes in on each side, and markets suspend after wickets, reviews and big hits before reopening at new prices. A tap that seems to fail is often a suspension, so check your open bets before retrying. Support handles payments separately.
- Back and lay prices move as money comes in on each side.
- Markets suspend after wickets, reviews and big hits, then reopen at new prices.
- A tap that seems to fail is often a suspension, not a lost bet. Check your open bets before retrying.
- Support handles deposits and withdrawals in a queue; it doesn't hold up your bets.
This site has no view into anything beyond what you see on screen. Settlement follows the official score and each market's written rules. DLS and lost overs mean some markets settle as void, which shows in your history.
What happens after the match?
Markets settle once the result is official, and winnings go straight to your balance. If a bet stays unsettled longer than you expect, send your username and a screenshot on WhatsApp. Don't place a revenge bet to 'balance out' a wait.
Reader questions
Frequently asked questions
Q.01Why did live betting freeze?
The market was suspended. Wait for it to reopen.
Q.02Does King Exchange watch my stream?
No. Your stream is your own.
Q.03Who decides IPL results?
The tournament and official scorers. Markets settle against those.
Q.04Can I talk to someone about a market?
Yes, support on WhatsApp. Send facts and a screenshot.
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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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