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Match-winner prices across every league we track, with live scores and in-play markets.

In short

This board lists match-winner odds for live and upcoming fixtures across cricket, football, tennis and kabaddi. Prices are shown in decimal format, in-play events carry a live score, and each row links to the fuller market list. Demo data — no bets are accepted.

7 matches
ECS Belgium, Waasland Cricket
17:00 In Play Match Winner 9 markets ›
Kruibeke Polders 0/00.0/10 2.34
Beveren Titans 0/00.0/10 1.54
European T20 Premier League Cricket
15:00 In Play Match Winner 30 markets ›
Rotterdam Dockers 134/314.2/20 1.83
Glasgow Cosmic 0/00.0/20 1.97
18:45 starts in 1h 39m Match Winner 186 markets ›
Belfast Wolves 1.91
Amsterdam Flames 1.89
ICC Women's T20 Asia Cup Cricket
19:30 starts in 2h 25m Match Winner 74 markets ›
India Women 1.42
Bangladesh Women 2.85
Premier League Football
21:00 starts in 3h 55m Match Odds 212 markets ›
Northgate United 2.10
Riverside FC 3.40
Draw 3.25
23:15 starts in 6h 10m Match Odds 198 markets ›
Harbour City 1.72
Eastfield Rangers 4.60
Draw 3.80
Pro Kabaddi Kabaddi
20:00 starts in 2h 55m Match Winner 26 markets ›
Deccan Raiders 1.66
Konkan Kings 2.24

Sports at a glance

Sports key facts
Sports on the boardCricket, football, tennis, kabaddi
Market shownMatch winner / match odds (1X2 where a draw applies)
Odds formatDecimal
In-playLive score and over count update with the match
Data sourceSeeded from a live feed, frozen as demo data
What this page isA demo board. No odds are offered and no bets are accepted.

Frequently asked questions

What do the two numbers next to each team mean?

The large number is the decimal price for that team to win — a 100 stake at 2.34 returns 234. The smaller figures on an in-play row are the live score and overs bowled.

Why do some matches have three prices?

Football uses a 1X2 market, so there is a price for the home win, the draw and the away win. Cricket T20 has no draw, so only two prices are listed.

What does the number on the right of a row mean?

It is how many additional markets that fixture has — totals, handicaps, player props and so on — beyond the headline match winner.

What is the difference between Fancy and Fixed?

Fixed markets are priced by the book and settle at the odds shown. Fancy markets are session-based cricket markets priced ball by ball, most commonly on runs in a set number of overs.

Can I place a bet here?

No. This is a demo board built for layout purposes. No account exists, no odds are offered and no wager can be placed.