Open any cricket match on ALLPANELEXCH and you'll see three market types. Here's what sets them apart.
Match Odds
The pure exchange market for the result. Prices are decimal odds set by supply and demand between users, and you can both back and lay. This is where you trade a match — back early, lay later.
Bookmaker
A managed market priced in a bookmaker style (often with a spread), useful when exchange liquidity is thin. Movements are smoother and the operator manages the book, so expect slightly different pricing from Match Odds.
Normal (sessions)
The "Normal" or session market is where fancy lines live — over-runs, player runs and similar Yes/No lines. It's about events within the match rather than the final result.
Which should you use?
- Trading the result → Match Odds
- Thin liquidity or a steadier price → Bookmaker
- In-play momentum plays → Normal / sessions
Most ALLPANELEXCH players use all three in one match. Learn the mechanics in our exchange basics guides.