WPL betting, made for fans of the women's game

You pick a WPL market, such as match winner or powerplay runs, and the platform shows a decimal price. If you are right, your return is stake times the price. A ₹500 bet at 1.80 returns ₹900. Live markets update after almost every ball and pause briefly after wickets and reviews.

Five teams play each other twice in a league stage. The team that finishes top goes straight to the final. The second and third-placed teams meet in an Eliminator, and the winner of that match plays in the final. The teams in fourth and fifth place go out.

The direct route to the final makes first place far more valuable than second. Late in the league stage, prices for the top two often reflect that race as much as the result of a single match.

WPL totals are usually lower than IPL totals, so runs and sixes lines are set lower. The league is smaller, with five teams and a shorter season, so each result moves the table more. Bring your T20 knowledge across, but judge the lines on WPL scoring, not IPL numbers.

• Lower innings totals and fewer sixes on average
• Top-order batters score a large share of the runs
• Spin plays a big role through the middle overs
• Teams meet twice, so head-to-head form builds quickly

Check the confirmed playing XIs, the toss, the pitch report and the weather. Overseas availability matters a lot in the WPL, since international stars often bat in the top order or lead the attack. One absent player can move the match price and that player's markets at the same time.

• Confirmed XIs and the overseas players selected
• Toss result and the decision to bat or bowl
• Recent scores at the host venue
• Dew in evening matches, which tends to help the chasing side

Match odds follow the official result, including results decided by the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method. If the match is abandoned without a result, match bets are usually void and stakes are returned. Session and player bets stand only if the overs they cover were completed.