From PSL and international cricket to football, tennis and esports — Cricex publishes competitive, real-time odds so Pakistani bettors always get real value. No fluff. Just honest prices updated ball by ball, minute by minute.
These are some of the featured markets currently live on Cricex. Odds move fast — register to lock in your price before it shifts.
If you've spent any time shopping odds across different platforms, you'll know how big a difference a few decimal points can make over the course of a month. That gap between 1.85 and 1.90 on a Pakistan win might look small on a single bet, but if you're placing twenty bets a week, those fractions add up into real money.
Cricex keeps its margins lean on purpose. We've designed our pricing model around the Pakistani bettor who takes the game seriously — someone who watches the toss, reads the pitch report, follows team news on social media and doesn't just bet on gut feeling. For that kind of player, getting the sharpest possible odds is non-negotiable. So we made it a priority from day one.
On cricket specifically — which is what most users on Cricex are here for — our markets are updated in near real-time using a combination of automated feeds and human traders who follow every match closely. During a PSL game, our in-play odds can refresh within seconds of a wicket falling or a boundary being hit. That responsiveness matters when you're trying to get in on a swing in momentum before the rest of the market catches up.
Beyond cricket, Cricex offers competitive prices on football (Premier League, La Liga, Champions League), tennis Grand Slams, kabaddi, virtual sports and a growing range of esports markets that Pakistani players have been asking for. Whether it's a PSL T20 or a CS2 Major final, you'll find it here with prices that are actually worth clicking.
Not everyone who bets on cricket grew up reading decimal odds — and that's fine. Here's a quick explainer so you know exactly what you're looking at when you open any market on Cricex.
Decimal odds show your total return per rupee staked — including your original stake. So if Pakistan are priced at 1.85 and you bet Rs 1,000, your total return if they win is Rs 1,850 (profit of Rs 850).
Formula: Potential Return = Stake × Decimal Odds. Higher the number, the bigger the underdog (and the bigger the payout). Anything below 2.00 means the bookmaker has that team as favourite.
Fractional odds show only the profit, not the total return. Odds of 17/20 mean you win Rs 17 profit for every Rs 20 staked. Your stake comes back separately on top of that.
Example: Rs 1,000 at 17/20 = Rs 850 profit + Rs 1,000 stake back = Rs 1,850 total. Same result as decimal 1.85 — just a different way of expressing it.
Less common in Pakistan but worth knowing. Negative numbers show favourites: -120 means you stake Rs 120 to win Rs 100 profit. Positive numbers show underdogs: +200 means a Rs 100 stake wins Rs 200 profit.
Cricex displays decimal odds by default since they're the clearest format for most Pakistani users. You can toggle formats in your account settings.
Multiply your stake by the decimal odds. The number you get includes your stake back. Subtract your stake to find your profit.
Below 2.00 = favourite. Above 2.00 = underdog. The higher the odds, the bigger the potential payout — but also the lower the implied probability of winning.
Pre-match odds are set before the game. In-play odds shift constantly during the match — quicker reactions can mean better value on Cricex.
Divide 1 by the decimal odds to get implied probability. Odds of 2.00 = 50% chance. Use this to judge whether the market price matches your own read of the game.
Bookmark this table if you're getting started with betting on Cricex. It covers the most commonly seen odds in cricket and sports markets.
| Decimal Odds | Fractional Odds | Implied Probability | Rs 1,000 Stake — Total Return | Rs 1,000 Stake — Profit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.40 | 2/5 | 71.4% | Rs 1,400 | Rs 400 |
| 1.65 | 13/20 | 60.6% | Rs 1,650 | Rs 650 |
| 1.85 | 17/20 | 54.1% | Rs 1,850 | Rs 850 |
| 2.00 | 1/1 (Evens) | 50.0% | Rs 2,000 | Rs 1,000 |
| 2.50 | 3/2 | 40.0% | Rs 2,500 | Rs 1,500 |
| 3.00 | 2/1 | 33.3% | Rs 3,000 | Rs 2,000 |
| 5.00 | 4/1 | 20.0% | Rs 5,000 | Rs 4,000 |
| 10.00 | 9/1 | 10.0% | Rs 10,000 | Rs 9,000 |
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A lot of new bettors on Cricex ask the same question when they first open the sports section: why do the numbers keep changing? The answer is pretty simple once you understand how a sportsbook works. Odds aren't fixed prices — they're dynamic reflections of what the market thinks is likely to happen, adjusted for the bookmaker's margin and the volume of money coming in on each side.
When you see Pakistan priced at 1.85 to beat India in a T20, that means the Cricex trading team — and the broader market — believes Pakistan have roughly a 54% chance of winning. The remaining 46% goes to India, but if you add both sides' implied probabilities together you'll get a number slightly above 100%. That difference is the margin — it's how a sportsbook makes money over time. On Cricex, that margin is kept deliberately thin so you're not giving away too much value on every single bet.
For cricket in particular, the markets on Cricex go far beyond just "who wins the match." During a PSL fixture, you might find fifty or more individual markets available simultaneously — top run scorer, total sixes in an innings, method of first wicket, whether a specific over will go for more or fewer than a set number of runs, and many more. Each one has its own set of odds that shift as the match progresses. This depth is something Cricex has invested heavily in, specifically because Pakistani fans know cricket inside out and want markets that reflect that knowledge.
One thing worth knowing about in-play betting on Cricex: when a wicket falls or a big over goes through, there's typically a brief suspension of betting while the odds reprice. This is normal and exists to protect both sides. The key for live bettors is to have a sense of where the market will land before the suspension lifts — that's where reading the game well gives you an edge.
For football, tennis and esports, Cricex offers three-way markets (win/draw/win), Asian handicap lines, total goals or maps, and first blood markets in esports. The pricing is generated through automated feeds benchmarked against major international exchanges, so you're getting world-standard odds rather than something arbitrarily set by a local bookie who doesn't track the market.
If you're new to cricket betting on Cricex, here's a quick breakdown of the markets you'll see most often:
The most straightforward bet — pick which team wins. In T20 and ODIs there's no draw, so it's always a two-way market.
Back a specific player to be their team's highest run scorer in the match or innings. Great for fans who follow individual form closely.
Will total runs in an innings or match go over or under a set line? Available per over too — ideal for in-play betting during PSL.
Which team will hit more sixes? In T20s where boundaries come thick and fast, this is one of the most popular markets on Cricex.
Who'll take most wickets for their team? Back your favourite Pakistan fast bowler with competitive odds on Cricex.
Bet on how many runs will be scored in the very first over of the innings. A fun, fast-settling market for in-play action.
A dry, dusty pitch at Lahore or Karachi can produce dramatically different scores compared to a fresh green track. Cricex updates match conditions on its event pages — read them before committing to an over/under bet.
It's tempting after a bad beat to throw more money at the next game to "win it back." That's almost always how small losses become big ones. Stick to your pre-planned stake size per bet, regardless of what happened last time.
Pre-match odds price in uncertainty. If you've watched the first five overs of a PSL innings and formed a clear view of the pitch and batting conditions, in-play odds on Cricex often give you better value than the pre-match price did.
Odds on a Test match play out very differently to a T20. Make sure you're applying the right logic for the format you're betting on. T20 run totals have very different baselines to 50-over ODIs.
The most successful recreational bettors treat their bankroll like a budget. On Cricex you can set deposit limits directly from your account settings — use them. Keeping a simple record of your bets helps you spot patterns in what's working and what isn't.
