Terms & Conditions | Rate Settlement, Rain & DLS Rules

Why Clear Settlement Rules Matter More Than Legal Jargon

Nobody reads 15,000 words of copy-pasted corporate legalese. What a cricket punter actually needs to know before putting money down on a live match is simple: What happens to my ticket if it rains in the 5th over? What happens if a team gets bowled out in 16.2 overs when I hold a 20-over Lambi bet? And what happens if a match ends in a tied score and goes to a Super Over?

Shady local bookies make up those rules on the fly after the match finishes—conveniently in their own favour. At Cricket Satta ID (https://cricket-satta-id.com), our settlement engine follows deterministic, pre-published rules tied directly to official International Cricket Council (ICC) and BCCI match scorecards.

When you open your Cricket Satta ID via https://walink.me/pl99win or 8626043284 with a ₹100 minimum deposit, these are the exact operational rules governing your wallet and matched slips.

Match Odds, Tie, and Super Over Settlement Matrix

Not every market on the Rate Board treats a tied 20-over score or a rain interruption the same way. Before you trade Match Odds, verify the exact market header rules summarized below:

Let’s explain the Dead-Heat Rule in simple rupees so you’re never surprised. Suppose a bilateral T20 ends tied at 174 vs 174 after 20 overs, and torrential rain prevents the Super Over from being bowled. Under standard dead-heat mathematics, your stake is split in half: half of your stake is treated as a full winner at your locked decimal rate, and the other half is treated as lost. For example, if you backed a team for ₹200 at 2.20, half your stake (₹100) wins at 2.20 (₹220 return), and the other ₹100 loses—returning ₹220 total (+₹20 net profit).

Session Rates, Lambi, and All-Out Rules

The biggest source of confusion for newer players on Session Rates is the difference between a rain stoppage and an all-out innings. Read these four rules carefully:

1. The All-Out Rule (Innings Complete): If a team loses all 10 wickets (or reaches its second-innings target) before the scheduled over mark is reached, the innings is complete and all open session/Lambi markets settle on that final score. Concrete Example: You back 20-Over Lambi 175 Yes in the first innings. The batting side collapses and gets bowled out for 148/10 in 17.3 overs. Because the team is all out, they cannot score any more runs in the 20 overs. Your 175 Yes ticket settles as a Loser, and 175 No settles as a Winner.
2. The Rain Reduction / Overs Cut Rule: If rain interrupts play and the umpires reduce the total overs of the innings before your target session over is completed, unsettled bets on that specific session bracket are declared VOID (₹100 refunded). Concrete Example: You bet on the 10-Over Session at over 3.2. At over 6.4, rain stops play for ninety minutes and the match is reduced to 9 overs per side. Because a 10th over will no longer be bowled, your 10-Over Session bet is VOID, while all 6-Over Session bets (which already finished at ball 6.6) stand as settled!
3. Extras and Overthrows: Every wide, no-ball, bye, leg-bye, and overthrow credited to the team total during the session overs counts toward the session run settlement. Penalty runs awarded by the umpires after the session over has concluded do not retroactively alter a settled session.
4. Batter Individual Runs (Player Fancy): A batter must face at least one legal or illegal delivery for “Batter Runs” markets to stand. If a batter retires hurt on 18* and never returns to bat, bets taken before his retirement settle on 18 once the innings closes.

Late Bets, Broadcast Lag, and Obvious Palpable Errors

As explained on our Live Betting page, our socket feed locks automatically upon ball release. However, if a stadium scout feed drops for ten seconds during a thunderstorm and a bet is matched after a wicket or boundary has already occurred in real life (“past-posting”), our settlement supervisor reserves the right to void the late-matched ticket to keep the market fair for both Back and Lay counterparts.

Similarly, if a data entry error briefly displays an inverted decimal rate (such as quoting 12.00 instead of 1.20 on an unassailable favourite), tickets matched during that clear typographical glitch are voided back to your starting rupee stake.

Deposit, Withdrawal, and Zero-Bonus Wallet Rules

• Minimum Deposit & Stake: The minimum deposit to open or top up an Online Cricket Satta ID is ₹100 via NPCI-supported UPI apps or IMPS. The minimum stake per individual bet slip is ₹100.
• Zero Bonus Policy: We do not issue promotional deposit bonuses, and we do not impose multi-week rollover locks. Deposited funds are meant for active rate-board participation (1x standard anti-money-laundering pass-through prevents using gaming wallets as bank-to-bank transfer conduits).
• Strict 18+ Eligibility: Anyone opening or using an ID via 8626043284 or https://walink.me/pl99win must be at least 18 years of age. See our Responsible Gaming policy for loss-limit and self-exclusion controls.

Written & Rate-Verified By

Vikramaditya Rathore

Vikramaditya tracks decimal match odds, 6-over session fancy spreads, and bookmaker overrounds across IPL, ICC T20 World Cup, ODI, and Test fixtures. Every rate example on Cricket Satta ID is logged from live INR boards funded with real ₹100 UPI stakes. Have a question about a live rate move? Call or WhatsApp 8626043284.