Cricket Betting at f111 — Bet on all formats from BPL to T20 World Cup
Whether team A or team B will win on the cricket field is no longer just something to watch — it is also a chance to test your own analysis through betting. In the f111 Sports section, you can participate in multiple markets across T20, ODI and Test format matches.
The three cricket formats and major tournaments
In Bangladesh, cricket is more than a sport — it is a feeling. To bet at f111, you first need to understand the character of each of the three formats, because the types of markets available differ across them.
T20: This 20-over format is the fastest-paced. Situations change with every over, so in-play odds shift frequently. BPL and IPL are played in this format, and they are the most popular among Bangladeshi fans.
ODI: In the 50-over format, the pace of play is relatively steady. The first innings score directly influences markets in the second innings. The T20 World Cup and ICC Champions Trophy are not played under the same rules, so markets need to be read according to the specific competition.
Test: In this five-day format, a draw is a real result. Beyond the match winner market, series result and session-based markets are also available. This format suits patient bettors particularly well.
Alongside international cricket, domestic tournaments like BPL and IPL provide betting opportunities throughout the year. Since team strengths and pitch types differ in each tournament, the importance of analysis varies accordingly.
How cricket differs from football and other sports betting
After cricket, football is Bangladesh's second largest betting market. In European leagues and international matches, a draw is a common result in 90 minutes of play — making it fundamentally different from cricket's two-team markets. In football's "1X2" market, odds are set against three outcomes (home win, draw, away win), so the odds on each result are generally somewhat higher.
Sports like tennis, badminton or basketball have no draw, so their structure is closer to cricket's T20 markets. However, in-play betting on set-by-set or quarter-based markets requires a different approach.
The minimum deposit for all types of sports markets at f111 is ৳300. Before betting on different sports, it is worth understanding the rules of each — and for that, you can read our betting tips page.
Two teams, no draw (T20/ODI), session-based markets, live wicket and over odds.
Three outcomes (home/draw/away), goal-based over-under, 90-minute in-play.
Popular betting markets in cricket
At f111, you can participate in several types of markets in cricket matches. Below are seven main markets, each with a simple example.
Match Winner
The simplest market — pick which team will win. There is no draw in T20 or ODI, so you choose between two outcomes. Example: team A or team B — back the side you believe in.
EasiestToss Winner
A bet on which team wins the toss before the match starts. It has no connection to pitch conditions or surface moisture — it is essentially a 50-50 chance. That said, captains who read pitches well do use the toss to their advantage.
Pre-match marketTop Run Scorer
Which batter will score the most runs? In this market you select the best batter either within a team or across both teams. Analysing the batting order and pitch conditions makes this easier to estimate.
Prop bettingTotal Runs Over/Under
Choose whether the total runs in a match will be above or below a set number. Example: will total match runs go over 320 (over) or fall short (under)? Pitch behaviour and weather are important factors here.
Totals marketMulti Bet
Multiple selections are combined into one bet and the odds are multiplied. Example: if team A, team B and team A win across three matches, the combined odds are much higher — but if any one of them loses, the entire bet is void.
Higher returnInnings Runs Market
Whether total runs in the first or second innings will be above or below a line — this market is very popular in T20. How many runs are scored in the powerplay causes in-play odds to shift quickly.
Suited for in-play
How to read and understand odds
To bet, you need to know the three common odds formats. f111 generally displays decimal format, but understanding the other formats makes comparisons easier.
| Format | Team A odds | Team B odds |
|---|---|---|
| Decimal | 2.50 | 1.80 |
| Fractional | 3/2 | 4/5 |
| American | +150 | -125 |
Example 1 — Team A (underdog): Team A's odds are 2.50 (decimal), which is 3/2 fractional or American +150. With a ৳200 bet, if team A wins you get back ৳500 (৳300 profit + ৳200 stake); if team A loses, ৳200 is gone.
Example 2 — Team B (favourite): Team B's odds are 1.80 (decimal), which is 4/5 fractional or American -125 (minus means how much you need to bet to win ৳100). A ৳200 bet returns ৳360 (৳160 profit).
When you see American minus odds (such as -125), it signals a favourite — betting on the favourite yields less profit, but they are considered more likely to win.
Live betting LIVE — odds shift with every wicket and over
Live (in-play) betting during a match is one of the notable features at f111. Odds update instantly with every wicket that falls or big shot played, so following the match closely allows you to make more informed decisions.
After a wicket falls
When a key batting side wicket falls, their odds of winning drop and the opposition's rise — this moment matters for in-play bettors.
After the powerplay
If a big score is posted in the first 6 overs, the line in the total runs over/under market shifts immediately.
In the death overs
In the last 4-5 overs, match winner market odds move quickly depending on the run rate.
Rain or interruption
If play is interrupted, the target changes under the DLS method — the effect on live odds is immediate.
How odds combine in a multi bet
When selections from multiple matches are combined on one bet slip, it becomes a multi bet (Accumulator or Parlay). The decimal odds of each selection are multiplied together, resulting in a much larger total odds figure.
| Selection | Decimal odds |
|---|---|
| Match 1 — Team A win | 1.50 |
| Match 2 — Team B win | 1.80 |
| Match 3 — Team A win | 1.90 |
| Combined odds | 1.50 × 1.80 × 1.90 = 5.13 |
With a ৳100 bet, if all three selections win you get back ৳513. But if any one of them loses, the full ৳100 is gone. A multi bet offers the chance of a higher return, but carries greater risk.
For detailed multi bet strategy and calculation methods, read our f111 betting tips and strategy page — it includes a comparative breakdown of different bet types.
Useful advice for cricket betting
Betting is a form of entertainment — no strategy guarantees a profit. However, keeping a few general habits in mind makes the experience more manageable.
Set your budget first
Decide how much you will bet in each session before you start, and do not go beyond it. For responsible play, you can read the f111 responsible gaming guidelines.
Choose your market based on the format
In T20, match winner and over/under are easier to assess; in Test cricket, series markets are more analysis-driven. Stick to formats you are familiar with.
Learn one market well
Rather than entering all markets at once, understand one market (such as match winner) first, then move into others gradually.
Avoid rushing in live betting
In-play odds change fast. Make decisions by analysing the actual match situation, not out of impulse.
Start small with multi bets
The combined odds in a multi bet are appealing, but one loss wipes the whole bet. Start with just two selections.
Keep in mind
- Betting is entertainment, not a source of income
- Do not bet more to recover lost money
- Never go beyond your own budget
- Betting is about analysis, not luck
- For ages 21 and above
Start cricket betting at f111
Add funds to your account with a minimum deposit of ৳300 via bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or bank transfer. A 100% bonus is available on your first deposit, up to ৳20,000 — withdrawable once a 15x wagering requirement is met. Withdrawals are generally processed within 15 minutes to 2 hours.
For ages 21 and above. Play responsibly.