A welcome pack on a cricket bet: what x60 at minimum odds of 2.00 asks of your stake
Everything else on this site is about one bet: how it is priced, placed and settled. A welcome pack is about many bets. It turns a deposit into a turnover target, and for cricket the terms decide which prices count towards it.
Before anything else: online money betting is prohibited in India under the 2025 Act — the online page has the detail. What follows describes the terms as the cashier publishes them.
Before the first ball
The pack, as published
| what you get | how much | what it asks for |
|---|---|---|
| deposit match | five times the deposit (500%), capped at ₹1,00,000 | x60 turnover, with sports and casino stakes both counted |
| free bet | ₹50 on a single slip | a price of at least 1.1; anything won above ₹300 is cut |
| free spins | 10 | on Aviator; conditions listed at the cashier |
These figures were read off the cashier on 3 September 2026. If they have changed since, the cashier is right and this table is out of date. Read them at the cashier before claiming anything.
Before the first ball
The price floor: 2.00
For sports, a bet counts towards the wagering only if its price is 2.00 or longer. For a cricket bettor this is the most important line in the terms, and it is easy to miss.
Look at what it rules out. A strong favourite at 1.40 does not count. A level match at 1.90 does not count. A handicap at 1.90 does not count. Odd/even at 1.90 does not count. The markets beginners usually start with sit just below the line.
What does count is anything priced as an even-money shot or longer — typically the outsider in a match-winner market. At 2.00 you need to win half your bets to break even; at 3.00, one in three. The odds page has the full table.
So the floor does not just set a minimum. It pushes your turnover towards outcomes that lose more often.
Before the first ball
The four-part release
The x60 is not one requirement. It is four, released in order, and the multiples add up to sixty:
| slice of the bonus | wagering on that slice |
|---|---|
| first 5% | x3 |
| next 30% | x17 |
| next 30% | x20 |
| final 35% | x20 |
3 + 17 + 20 + 20 = 60. The first slice is released quickly; the rest take far more staking. You have to switch the deposit bonus on yourself, and each stage — accepting, activating, wagering and receiving — runs on a three-day clock.
Before the first ball
What the turnover costs
A wagering requirement is measured in stakes. Every rupee of that turnover passes through a market with a margin, and the margin takes its share whether or not the bonus is ever cleared.
The arithmetic is the same as on any other bet. At a typical 5% margin, every ₹10,000 of turnover costs about ₹500 on average. Multiply your turnover target by the margin, compare that figure with the bonus, and you can see what the pack is worth to you before accepting it — which is the only time that comparison is useful.
The three-day clock adds a second cost that does not show in the numbers. Turnover that has to be reached in three days is turnover on whatever matches happen to be on in those three days, at whatever prices are available. That is the opposite of the patience the page on whether it pays describes.
Before the first ball
The free bet
The ₹50 free bet is simpler: one bet at a minimum price of 1.1, with winnings capped at ₹300. At a price of 7.00, a ₹50 free bet could in principle return ₹300 of winnings; anything above that is cut. It carries its own conditions at the cashier, and those are worth reading as closely as the deposit terms.
Before the first ball
Before accepting any pack
- I know which of my usual cricket markets fall below the 2.00 floor.
- I know the turnover target in rupees, not just the multiple.
- I have multiplied that turnover by the margin.
- I can reach the first stage inside three days without changing how I bet.
- I know the deposit bonus is opt-in, so not claiming it leaves my deposit as ordinary balance.
FAQ
Do cricket bets at 1.90 count towards the welcome wagering?
No. For sports, only bets priced 2.00 or longer count.
What does x60 wagering mean?
It is the wagering on the deposit bonus, released in four slices whose multiples — x3, x17, x20 and x20 — add up to sixty. Exactly how each multiple is applied is set out at the cashier.
How long do I have to clear the bonus?
Each stage of the process runs on a three-day clock, according to the published terms.
Does the free bet have conditions?
Yes. One bet, a minimum price of 1.1 and a ₹300 cap on winnings, with the rest set out at the cashier.
