A premium bet refers to sportsbook markets available across various sports, offering both in-play and pre-match betting options. Unlike other betting markets, premium bets don’t affect the liquidity of the exchange, making them ideal for bettors seeking flexibility and variety.

• In-Play Betting: Allows bettors to place bets during a match as the game progresses.
• Pre-Match Betting: Bets placed before the start of an event and remain fixed once the game begins.

Example of a Premium Bet: 1st Innings – Bangladesh Total

In cricket, an innings is the segment of the match when one team bats until they are “all out.” In a premium bet scenario, if you wager on “Over 307.5” runs for Bangladesh’s 1st innings, you are betting that they will score 308 or more runs in that innings. Conversely, betting on “Under 307.5” means you believe Bangladesh will score fewer than 308 runs.

The odds are displayed next to each bet option, and each premium bet has specified minimum and maximum stakes. You can choose to accept current odds or set your preference for accepting odds even if they shift slightly between creating the bet slip and placing the bet. This option ensures a smoother betting experience when odds fluctuate.