Cricket Betting at BetMGM UK
Cricket is one of the most popular sports to bet on in the UK and at BetMGM, you’ll find a wide range of exclusive betting options. Our cricket betting markets cover everything from domestic leagues to international matches and global tournaments, giving you instant access to premium bets on demand.
Cricket Betting Odds
Whether you're new to the sport or an experienced punter, it’s always worth reviewing the basics. Our cricket betting odds give you an indication of how likely something is to happen during a match, and what kind of return you can expect when you make a bet.
They’re broken down into Under and Over Evens:
- Odds that are Under Evens, e.g. 4/5, point to a favourite
- Odds that are Over Evens, such as 2/1, reflect an underdog
Odds aren’t fixed and can change in real-time depending on what's happening on or off the field.
Things like player injuries, pitch conditions or sudden changes in team form will all influence current odds. That’s why, when you opt for cricket match odds betting with BetMGM, you’ll find up to the minute pricing that reflects the current picture.
Popular Cricket Betting Markets
Our top-tier selection of cricket betting markets is designed to elevate your matchday experience. Whether you’re betting on a quick County Match or a five-day International Test, here’s a selection of popular ways to bet on cricket with BetMGM:
- Match Odds – pick the team you predict will win the match
- Top Run Scorer – back a player to score the most runs in a match or tournament
- Player Runs – wager on the number of runs a named played will score
- Player of the Match – bet on a player to make the biggest impact during a match
- Top Wicket Taker – bet on who will take the most wickets
- Total Runs – choose whether the combined score will be over or under a set number
- Toss Winner – back a team to win the toss before the match begins
Cricket Accumulators
Looking to raise the stakes? Add more to your cricket match betting with accumulator bets.
Our cricket accumulators let you combine multiple selections on a single bet slip. Each selection (aka a Leg) must win for your bet to land but in return, multiplied odds give you the chance to win a larger payout from a smaller stake.
Building an accumulator bet is easy: simply add between four and twelve selections to your bet slip in our streamlined sportsbook.
Bet on Cricket Leagues and Internationals
Cricket is a sport that’s truly international, and so is BetMGM’s coverage. Our online cricket betting coverage extends to the world’s greatest tournaments and leagues.
Expect to find markets on:
- The Ashes – England v Australia is one of sport’s most iconic battles
- ICC Men’s World Cup – One Day International (ODI) tournaments featuring the world’s elite
- International Test Matches – from England’s home summer to action-packed overseas tours
- T20 Internationals – fast-paced, high-stakes and always full of surprises
- County Championship – England and Wales combine for this domestic red-ball tournament.
Cricket Betting FAQs
Betting on cricket matches in the UK at BetMGM is easy. Simply: sign in to your account, head to the Cricket section of our sportsbook, select your preferred market and odds, choose your pick, stake and place your bet.
Yes, we offer live in-play betting on a wide range of cricket matches.
If a match is postponed or abandoned, certain bets may still stand depending on the market.
Bets will stand for abandoned matches with results decided within 12 hours of the event. Bets will be void and your stake returned for abandoned matches where no decision is reached.
For postponed matches, your bet will be void and stake returned if the event doesn’t take place within 12 hours of the original start time. Bets will stand for matches played within 12 hours of the initial event.
When our Cash Out feature is available, you have the option to settle your bet before the match ends at reduced odds.
A Method of Dismissal bet gives you the option to predict how the next batter will be dismissed during a match. This includes:
Caught – where the ball is caught after it touches the batter’s bat or gloves
Bowled – where the ball breaks the wicket
Run-Out – where the opposing team breaks the wicket while the batter is out of their crease