START HEREHow a sports bet at 1xBet is put together
Every bet is a simple question about a match: who wins, how many runs, which side scores first. The sportsbook turns each question into a market with a price. Learn to read the question and the price and the rest of the screen stops looking busy. The operator names cricket, football, tennis, kabaddi and horse racing as its five headline sports.
Pick the match first
Begin with a fixture you already follow. Knowing the squads, the pitch and the recent form gives you a view of your own, which matters more than any tip you read online.
Read the market question
A market is a sentence with a price attached. Read the sentence twice before you tap it, because a bet on the winner and a bet on the winning margin are different questions.
Choose pre-match or live
Pre-match markets are set before the first ball or kick-off. Live markets move while play is on, which suits fans watching along but also moves faster than most people expect.
Decide the stake before the toss
Set the amount you are happy to lose before the match starts, and keep to it when a wicket falls or a goal goes in. A limit chosen in advance is the only one that works in the heat of a match.
FIND YOUR PAGEOne guide for cricket, football and the quiet hours between matches
Use the sport pages for the markets that matter on match day, then the casino pages for what a sports bettor tends to try when no fixture is on. Each page is written for a fan on a phone, so you can read a section during an over break and be back before the next ball.
SPORTS COVEREDThe five sports the sportsbook leads with
The operator describes cricket, football, tennis, kabaddi and horse racing as the headline sports, each with pre-match and live betting. This guide gives the most room to cricket and football because that is where most Indian fans start.
Cricket
Football
Tennis
Kabaddi
Horse racing
MOBILE READINGWhat to read first on a small screen
When you only have a few minutes, start with the page for the sport you are about to follow. Each one opens with the markets in the order that matter on match day.
Before the toss
Read the cricket page for how match, top performer and totals markets are phrased, so you know what each one is asking.
At half-time
The football page covers goals, handicaps and the way in-play prices respond to a red card or a late substitution.
On the way home
The glossary explains the terms you saw on screen during the match, from decimal odds to settlement.