Sports / Mobile
Cricket Sportbook carries the cricket markets you already watch into your 778g account, with stakes drawn from the same wallet you fund through bKash, Nagad or Rocket.
Cricket Sportbook is the cricket-led part of our sportsbook, carrying the international series and BPL matches you follow on your phone. Open the account page, sign in with your email, then head to the cricket section of the lobby, where the market list sits beside the published staking rules. Each market shows its own options and stake field, and the bet slip repeats both before anything is accepted. Where a provider has not published pricing or settlement wording for a market, we leave that market out rather than filling the gap with a number we cannot show you.
From the market list to the settled record, a cricket stake follows one short path inside 778g. We keep every step visible so the amount you typed and the option you chose stay clear from start to finish. Nothing is added at the end that you did not see on the slip.
Open the cricket section, pick the match category you follow, then the market you understand. Each listing carries the market name, the options inside it and the stake field where your amount goes in. Nothing is pre-selected for you.
Type the amount in taka. Your stake comes out of the account wallet rather than a second balance, so the figure you type should sit against the deposit you made with bKash, Nagad or Rocket. Check it once before you move on.
The bet slip repeats the market, the option and the stake before anything is accepted. If a line reads wrong, change it there instead of after confirmation, when the record is already stored. Take the extra second.
Open stakes and settled stakes sit together in your account history, each with a reference you can match against the message your wallet sends after a deposit. That is the same record our support desk reads.
A cricket market does not carry one published return figure the way a slot does, so here is what the screen itself gives you: the market name, the options, the stake field and the confirmation step. Where a provider exposes a margin or pricing detail, it appears beside that market. Where it is not exposed, we do not invent one.
Each cricket line names the market and its options in plain words, so you can tell whether you are backing a match outcome, a scheduled overs total or another published category before you stake. No shorthand is left unexplained.
Amounts are typed and displayed in taka, which lines up with the wallet statement you get after a bKash, Nagad or Rocket deposit, so the two figures are easy to compare. No hidden conversion step sits in between.
The cricket section loads in the mobile browser on Android and iOS through the same email login, and the market tables widen when you turn the phone sideways. Desktop shows the same list with more columns visible.
Staking rules, settlement wording and any pricing detail a provider exposes sit beside the market or on the published terms page linked in the footer. Read them once and the rest of the screen reads easily.
When a cricket stake or a wallet record does not read the way you expect, there are two places to look. Start with the transaction record, because the reference number there matches the message bKash or Rocket sends you. If the stake, the market or the settlement still looks wrong after that, send the same reference through the support link inside your account and we will open the record alongside you.
Open the history area of your account and place the reference beside the SMS your wallet sent. In most cases the stake, the time and the amount already line up there. Start there before you send anything to us.
The contact route is published inside your signed-in account. Send the reference number, the market name and the time you placed the stake so we can look at the same record. Then we reply on the same thread.
Staking and settlement wording, plus the region and eligibility lines, sit on the published pages linked from the footer. Open them before you stake if a market term is unclear. Nothing there is hidden behind a login.
Most of what matters here can be checked before you stake anything. The terms page spells out staking and settlement wording, the account area shows every route you will use, and the footer collects the published policies on one line of links. Access to the sportsbook depends on your local law and eligible regions, and we publish that wording rather than tucking it away.
The terms page carries the staking and settlement wording for cricket markets in full sentences, so you can read the rule that applies to a stake before you place it. It opens without a login.
Whether the sportsbook is open to you depends on your local law and eligible regions. That sentence sits on our published legal pages rather than in a banner. Check it for your own area.
Deposits made with bKash, Nagad or Rocket produce a reference you keep. The same reference is what we look at if a wallet figure ever needs checking against the account. Keep the message handy.
Cricket sits beside the live tables and slots in the lobby menu, so you can move from a market list to a table without hunting through a second site. One login covers all of it.
These are the words that come up most often once you start staking on cricket, written the way we would explain them across the counter. Short, plain and tied to what you see on screen.
The bet slip is the panel that holds your chosen cricket market, your option and your stake until you confirm it. Nothing leaves your wallet before that confirmation.
A market is one question a cricket match can answer, such as the result or a published overs total. Each market lists its own options and its own stake field.
In-play means a market stays open while the match is still running. The listing updates as the game moves, so the option you see can change before you confirm.
Your stake is the taka amount you commit to one option inside a market. It comes from the account wallet you funded through bKash, Nagad or Rocket.
Settlement is the point where a market outcome is decided and the account record is closed off. The published wording for that market tells you how it is settled.
Here are the questions we get asked most about the cricket side of the lobby, answered the same way we would answer them on the phone. Nothing here needs a second reading.
Sign in with your email and open the lobby menu, where cricket is listed alongside the live tables and slots. The market list is the first screen, with the stake field beside each option, so you can see the categories we carry before you choose one.
Yes. The cricket section loads in a mobile browser on Android and iOS through the same login you use on desktop. Turn the phone sideways and the market tables widen, which makes longer option names easier to read before you confirm.
bKash, Nagad and Rocket all reach the same account wallet, and Bank Transfer sits alongside them. Pick whichever you already use, then keep the reference message your wallet sends, because that is the record we check against.
Your account history holds open and settled stakes in one list. Each entry carries the market, the option, the stake and a reference, so you can match it to the wallet message sitting on your phone. It stays there for later checks.
Open the published terms page linked in the footer and read the staking and settlement wording for that market. If it still does not line up with your record, send the reference through the support link inside your account.