Cricket, football and basketball markets

Source-backed sports markets for cricket, football and basketball. The snapshot records two tabs (Cricket, Football); the Ind Slots companion treats basketball as a separate supported market where the operator lists it.

Market types

Match winner, top batsman, top bowler, total runs over/under, first wicket method, method of dismissal, score at the fall of the first wicket, highest opening partnership, fall of next wicket. The exact market set is published by the partner at the time of fixture listing.

Odds and settlement

Odds are published in real time. Settlement follows the official result. Dead-heat rules apply if a market is tied. Cancellation rules apply if a fixture is abandoned.

Stake flow

Stake is the published bet amount. Settlement is credited once the official result is published. Withdrawal follows the operator's published terms.

Limitations

Sports markets are 18+ in permitted jurisdictions. Aviator, crash and similar markets are not part of this destination. Use the Games destination for those titles.

How the snapshot supports this destination

The 17 Aug 2026 snapshot records the public sports surface with cricket and football as the observed sports tabs. The dynamic fields are match, status, score, start_time and odds.

Reading the odds

Decimal odds show the total return per unit stake. Indian odds show the profit per unit stake. The published odds at the time of placement are the odds used for settlement, even if the odds change later.

When to place the bet

Odds move with the market. Placing the bet earlier usually means lower odds but a confirmed stake. Placing the bet later usually means better odds but more chance the market is suspended or the stake is rejected.

Bankroll discipline

Limit stake per bet to a fixed percentage of your bankroll. The percentage depends on your edge and your conviction; conservative bettors stake 1-2% per selection.

Tracking and review

Keep a ledger of every bet: selection, odds, stake, result, profit or loss. Review the ledger monthly to spot which markets you actually beat and which markets are paying for variance.

Market taxonomy

What the snapshot records about sports markets

Cricket

The snapshot records two tabs (Cricket, Football). Cricket markets include match winner, top batsman, top bowler, total runs, method of dismissal, fall of next wicket.

Football

Football markets include match winner, both teams to score, total goals over/under, first goalscorer, correct score, half-time result.

Basketball

Basketball markets appear where the operator lists them. The companion surfaces the operator-published markets; basketball is not in the snapshot as a separate tab but is supported as a market family.

Other sports

The companion does not surface markets outside the operator's published list. Where the operator lists a sport, the companion surfaces it; where the operator does not, the companion does not invent one.

Sports disciplines

What the snapshot records about sports markets

Cricket markets

Match winner, top batsman, top bowler, total runs over/under, first wicket method, method of dismissal, score at the fall of the first wicket, highest opening partnership, fall of next wicket, top batsman (innings), top bowler (innings), most sixes, most fours, highest individual score.

Football markets

Match winner, both teams to score, total goals over/under, first goalscorer, correct score, half-time result, full-time result, double chance, draw no bet, Asian handicap.

Basketball markets

Match winner, total points over/under, first basket, race to 20 points, highest-scoring quarter, handicap. Where the operator publishes basketball markets, the companion surfaces them.

Other markets

Some operators publish additional markets such as tennis, kabaddi or horse racing. The companion surfaces the operator-published markets; markets outside the operator's list are not surfaced.

Odds formats

How to read the odds on the partner

Decimal odds

Decimal odds show the total return per unit stake. Decimal odds of 2.50 mean a ₹100 stake returns ₹250 (₹150 profit plus the ₹100 stake).

Indian odds

Indian odds show the profit per unit stake. Indian odds of 1.50 mean a ₹100 stake returns ₹150 profit plus the ₹100 stake.

Fractional odds

Fractional odds show the profit per unit stake. Fractional odds of 3/2 mean a ₹100 stake returns ₹150 profit plus the ₹100 stake.

When odds change

Odds move with the market. Placing the bet earlier usually means lower odds but a confirmed stake. Placing the bet later usually means better odds but more chance the market is suspended.

Settlement rules

What happens when a fixture is settled

Dead heat

If a market is tied, the dead-heat rule applies. The stake is divided by the number of winners and paid at the reduced stake.

Cancellation

If a fixture is abandoned, the cancellation rule applies. The stake is refunded in full or carried forward to the next fixture, depending on the partner's policy.

Postponement

If a fixture is postponed, the bet stands for the rescheduled fixture. If the rescheduled fixture is also abandoned, the cancellation rule applies.

Walkover

If a fixture is decided by walkover, the official result is the walkover. The settlement follows the official result.

Supporting reference

Where the additional detail is sourced from

Snapshot file

The full snapshot lives at .control-room/factory-v10-sponsor-data/data/casino_games_full.json. The file holds 973 unique game IDs across 8 providers.

Provider CSV

The provider CSV lives at .control-room/factory-v10-sponsor-data/data/casino_providers.csv. The CSV holds the provider card counts and the captured counts.

Public content JSON

The public content JSON lives at .control-room/factory-v10-sponsor-data/data/public_content.json. The JSON holds navigation, game types, rewards, affiliate, VIP, promotions, daily race and source metadata.

VIP table

The VIP table CSV lives at .control-room/factory-v10-sponsor-data/data/vip_levels.csv. The CSV holds 15 rows from VIP1 to VIP15.

Daily Race leaderboard

The Daily Race leaderboard CSV lives at .control-room/factory-v10-sponsor-data/data/daily_race_leaderboard.csv. The CSV holds the top 50 in the Today and Yesterday tabs.

YONO pool

The YONO pool index lives at assets/img/yono-pool/index.json. The index holds 23 companion profiles with source-referenced artwork files.

Game image pool

The game image pool planner lives at .control-room/factory-v10-sponsor-data/game_image_pool/planner-index.json. The planner holds 973 records keyed by game_id.

Factory selection

The factory selection lives at .control-room/factory-selection.json. The JSON holds the selected module system and the variant matrix.

Capture process

What the desk did on 17 Aug 2026

Capture

The desk captured the public lobby once per refresh cycle. The capture used the public lobby pagination and the public card counts.

Reconcile

The desk reconciled the snapshot with the previously published counts. Any drift in provider counts was logged and surfaced on the homepage fact strip.

Publish

The refreshed getindslots games was published under the same route structure. New IDs got new detail routes. Removed IDs lost their detail routes.

Notify

The /news/ hub carried a snapshot-update post each time getindslots games refreshed. The post listed what changed at the provider level and what to verify before installing.

How to verify

Three checks before you take this destination at face value

Compare to the snapshot

The destination cites the snapshot by file name where relevant. The post's numbers should match the snapshot.

Open the source

The destination cites the public lobby or the public snapshot where relevant. The page should render. The numbers should match.

Ask the support desk

Open the support desk at /contact/. The desk reads the question in the same private thread and follows up if the destination is wrong.

What this destination leaves out

Three things the desk will not add

Bonus numbers

The destination does not publish a bonus number on a destination page. Bonus numbers change between captures; the desk refuses to invent a number where the snapshot does not record one.

Ratings

The destination does not rate any app, any provider or any partner. Rating is editorial opinion; the desk publishes verifiable facts only.

Predictions

The destination does not publish predictions about future events. Predictions are not verifiable; the desk publishes what happened, what the snapshot records and what to verify.