Karthik1234321 Posted July 7 #1 Posted July 7 Stake uses standard international regulations and specific rules for cricket wagering across markets like toss results, innings totals, and individual player performance. All wagers stand upon the completion of a minimum number of overs (e.g., usually 20 overs for T20s, 40 for ODIs), and any bets on a player not in the starting 11 are voided.
Pyxesse11 Posted July 9 #2 Posted July 9 Yeah, the voided bets on players not in the starting 11 always sting a bit, but it's better than just losing the wager outright tbh.
lilyenne Posted July 9 #3 Posted July 9 Fair point about the voided bets, at least you get the stake back instead of watching your money vanish because someone got rested last minute.
lorni Posted July 9 #4 Posted July 9 Yeah the voided bets on non-starters are a lifesaver, saved me a few times when a captain gets benched out of nowhere lol
ladyast Posted July 9 #5 Posted July 9 Yeah the overs minimum makes sense but I've had a T20 bet settle after like 5 overs in a rain-shortened game, so they definitely apply some common sense too
lorver Posted July 9 #6 Posted July 9 Yeah, I've noticed that too with rain-shortened matches, they seem pretty fair about adjusting the over requirements when the weather messes things up
Ladyess Posted July 9 #7 Posted July 9 Tbh the 20-over minimum for T20s is solid, nothing worse than a match getting abandoned right before it gets interesting and your bet just sitting in limbo.
onyxrel Posted July 9 #8 Posted July 9 Tbh it's the voided non-starter rule that makes me actually check the XIs before placing bets now, saved me more times than I can count honestly
nylast93 Posted July 9 #9 Posted July 9 Tbh the rain-shortened stuff is what makes me nervous, I always triple-check the weather forecast before I put anything on an ODI these days 😅
zyxly Posted July 9 #10 Posted July 9 fr the void rule on benched players is the real mvp, learned that the hard way after losing a bet on a bowler who got rested last minute lol
sandin Posted July 9 #11 Posted July 9 fr the player void rule is a lifesaver, had a bet on a batsman once who got dropped right before toss and seeing my stake back instead of losing it was a relief ngl
ace4zbvucxc Posted July 9 #12 Posted July 9 ez nvm bro, those voided bets actually saved my bankroll a few times fr ?
nyxumzyl18 Posted July 10 #14 Posted July 10 do they void bets if a player gets subbed out mid match or is that considered a live event change? cos that always confuses me
Ashraast07 Posted July 10 #15 Posted July 10 One thing I always do is screenshot the team sheet right after the toss, saves a ton of headache if there's a dispuute about who was in the starting XI later.
pyxenne Posted July 11 #17 Posted July 11 yea the 20 over min for t20s actually came clutch on a rain game
homory Posted July 11 #19 Posted July 11 i think its a bit simplistic to say voids are better thhan losses tbh, like when i back a player hard and he makes the 11 but the bet gets voided cos of some technical loophole it feels exactly the same as losing my stake
norari Posted July 11 #20 Posted July 11 Wait so if a bowler gets yankked after one over cos of an injury does that still count as voided or only if they never stepped on the field at all? I always mess that part up.
Havenorlia Posted July 11 #21 Posted July 11 I always forget the void rule on subs until after I place the bet.
luxick Posted July 11 #22 Posted July 11 Onec had a bet on a batsman to score over 23.5 and he retired hurt on exactly 24, was sweating until I saw the market settled as a win because he passed the total before walking off.
Vaelssa Posted July 11 #25 Posted July 11 Personally I find betting on innings totals way less stressful than trying to predict a sinle player's performance.
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