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We simplify the world of cricket betting by helping users understand different types of betting IDs and choose the best platform that fits their style. Our goal is to provide clarity, transparency, and a better betting experience.
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Types of Betting IDs Explained
Not all betting IDs are created equal. Choosing the right one depends on how you prefer to place bets and manage your account. Below are the three most common types of betting IDs used across major platforms:
01. Exchange ID
On a betting exchange, you bet against other users — not against the platform. This means odds are driven by the market, not set by the house. You can back a team to win or lay a team (bet on them to lose). Platforms like TigerExch and SkyExchange operate on this model. Exchange IDs generally offer better odds and more flexibility, but the peer-to-peer model means you need someone on the other side of your bet.On a betting exchange, you bet against other users — not against the platform. This means odds are driven by the market, not set by the house. You can back a team to win or lay a team (bet on them to lose). Platforms like TigerExch and SkyExchange operate on this model. Exchange IDs generally offer better odds and more flexibility, but the peer-to-peer model means you need someone on the other side of your bet.
02. Bookmaker / Sportsbook ID
With a Sportsbook ID, users place bets directly against the platform, which sets and manages the odds. This model is straightforward and beginner-friendly, making it a popular choice for casual bettors. Platforms such as Lotus365 and Mahadev Book often combine traditional sportsbook features with exchange markets, allowing users to access both options through a single account.
3. Master ID / Agent-Based ID
A Master ID system operates through agents who create and manage individual user accounts under a parent account. Platforms like AmiriBook and Reddybook commonly follow this model. The agent is responsible for account management, deposits, withdrawals, and settlements. While this setup often provides personalized support and faster assistance through channels like WhatsApp, the overall experience largely depends on the trustworthiness and reliability of the agent.
