Beyond the match winner, cricket offers dozens of in-play markets. On ALLPANELEXCH the most popular are fancy and session bets.
What a session (fancy) bet is
A session or fancy bet is on a number within the match — most often the runs in a block of overs (say, runs in the first 6 overs). The market shows a line, for example "6 over runs 52", with a Yes price and a No price.
Yes means over, No means under
Backing Yes at 52 means you think the actual runs will be more than 52. Backing No means fewer. Your profit scales with how far the result lands from the line, up to the market's limit.
Why the line keeps moving
The line is live: a flurry of boundaries pushes it up, a wicket pulls it down. That's why a fancy market is a reading of momentum, not a fixed guess. ALLPANELEXCH updates the line ball by ball right beside the scorecard.
Common fancy markets
- Runs in the powerplay / first 6 overs
- A batter's runs in the innings
- Total match fours or sixes
- Fall of the next wicket
New to these? Start small, watch how the line reacts to a few overs, and read our back and lay guide on ALLPANELEXCH first.