1111 bar Cricket Betting — bet on every match from BPL to the T20 World Cup
1111 bar lets you bet across every cricket format — T20, ODI, and Test — on markets ranging from match winner to top batsman. Every Bangladesh Tigers match, the BPL, and late-night IPL action — all in one place.
Three cricket formats and major competitions
To understand cricket betting, you first need to know the difference between formats — because the style of play differs in each, and so do the markets and how odds work.
T20 — the fastest format
In this 20-over format, runs come quickly and wickets can fall suddenly. BPL (Bangladesh Premier League) and IPL are played in this format — the most popular among fans and bettors alike. The Bangladesh Tigers enter every T20 World Cup with fresh expectations. Odds move fast in this format, making live betting especially engaging.
BPL · IPL · T20 WCODI — one-day cricket
This 50-over format is a mix of strategy and patience. ICC World Cups and bilateral series fall here. Batsmen spend more time at the crease, so many bettors prefer the "top batsman" or "total runs" markets.
ICC · Bilateral SeriesTest — the true test of cricket
In a five-day Test match, three results are possible — Team A wins, Team B wins, or a draw. That third possibility affects odds in a distinct way. Pitch conditions, weather, and how the innings are unfolding all come together to make Test betting a different kind of experience.
Five Days · Draw Possible
Football and other sports
Alongside cricket, you can also bet on football at 1111 bar. Football always has three possible results — win, loss, or draw — so the odds and market structure differ from cricket. The Premier League, La Liga, international matches, and Bangladesh national team games are all available.
The key difference between cricket and football betting is match length and scoring patterns. Cricket scores run into hundreds of runs, while football sees just a handful of goals — so the numbers in "over/under" markets are also different. Before betting on any sport, it is smart to understand the rules properly.
For a detailed betting guide, you can read the 1111 bar Bet guide.
The popular 6 markets that attract the most bets
Each market works differently — some are a simple win or loss, some focus on a specific performer, and some are statistics-based. Below is a straightforward explanation of the six most commonly used markets.
Match Winner
The simplest market — which team will win? Two outcomes in T20, three in Test. Example: if you bet on Team A to win and they do, you receive a return based on the odds; if they do not win, the bet is lost.
Most PopularToss Winner
This market is settled before the match even begins, which many bettors like. Which team will win the toss — Team A or Team B? Since the probability is roughly equal, the odds are usually close.
Quick SettlementTop Batsman
Which batsman from a given team will score the most runs in an innings or across the full match? A player's current form and the nature of the pitch play an important role in this market.
Player BetTotal Runs Over/Under
The bookmaker sets a run total. You decide whether the total runs scored in the match will be more than that number (over) or fewer (under). Pitch conditions, weather, and the batting strength of both teams all influence this market.
Statistics BetMulti Bet
When you combine bets on multiple matches or markets, the odds multiply, so the potential return is much higher. However, all your bets must win — if one loses, the entire slip is lost. Learn more on the multi bet page.
Multiple MatchesHandicap Betting
To reduce the gap between two teams of different strength, the bookmaker gives the stronger team a run or wicket deficit. Example: if the stronger team is given a -1.5 run handicap, even if they win, the bet loses unless their winning margin exceeds 1.5.
Margin BetDecimal, Fractional and American Odds
The same odds can be written in three different ways — decimal, fractional, and American. 1111 bar generally uses decimal format, but understanding all three makes it easy to navigate any platform.
See the example below — a ৳200 bet on Team A to win, shown in all three formats with the same odds:
| Format | Value | What does it mean? |
|---|---|---|
| Decimal | 2.25 | ৳200 × 2.25 = ৳450 returned |
| Fractional | 5/4 | ৳5 profit on a ৳4 bet |
| American | +125 | ৳125 profit on a ৳100 bet |
If Team A wins you get ৳450 back (৳250 profit + ৳200 original stake). If Team A loses, you lose ৳200. American minus odds indicate the favourite — for example, Team B's odds of 1.80 decimal = 4/5 fractional = -125 American: meaning you need to stake ৳125 to make ৳100 profit. On a ৳200 bet, the return is ৳360 (৳160 profit).
Odds change as the match unfolds — that is when the opportunity arises
With live betting you can place bets even after a match has started. In cricket this is particularly useful — because when a wicket falls, a big over goes by, or the powerplay ends, odds update immediately.
Say Team A has scored 120 runs in 15 overs — the market for Team B may start looking more interesting. Equally, if three quick wickets fall in the last five overs, Team A's odds can jump sharply.
In-play betting requires quick decisions, and you need to confirm your bet before the market closes. Using the 1111 bar app on mobile lets you see live scores and odds together.
- Odds update instantly with every wicket
- Powerplay and death overs — markets differ across these two phases
- If rain or the Duckworth-Lewis rule changes the match, markets are suspended
- Set your budget before betting live — this is a form of entertainment
Things to know before you start cricket betting
Cricket betting is primarily a form of entertainment. No method or strategy guarantees a win. The tips below are useful for both new and experienced bettors.
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Understand the format before choosing a market: The "top scorer" market is popular in T20, while "match winner or draw" is more common in Test.
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Set your budget in advance: Decide how much you will spend on a single match or in a single day — and do not go beyond that limit even if you are on a losing run.
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Start with one market: If you are new, start with just the "match winner" market, and move to other markets as you gain experience.
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Pitch report and team lineup: Before betting, checking the pitch type (pace or spin-friendly) and the squads of both teams makes it easier to assess the market.
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Be careful with multi bets: Even though the odds multiply, winning all selections is difficult. It is better to start with a small number of selections.
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Responsible betting: Winning and losing are both part of the game. Stay calm and play with a clear head. Learn more on the responsible gaming page.
An example of a multi bet
If three selections have decimal odds of 1.40, 1.50, and 1.60 — the combined odds are 1.40 × 1.50 × 1.60 = 3.36 (rounded). A ৳100 bet returns ৳336 if all win. But if even one loses, the entire ৳100 is gone.
Find out more about multi bets in the multi bet guide.
Start cricket betting at 1111 bar
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