Cricket fixtures can run for hours or days, and a limit changed at the wrong moment may not apply until after the final ball. This page is about when to set your caps relative to the match, not about markets or picks.
Deposit, spend and session limits run per calendar day, week or month. A decrease applies at once, but an increase only starts when the current period ends. Picture a one-day international on a Saturday with a weekly deposit cap in place. If you decide at the innings break that the cap is too low, a higher figure will not start until the following week, after the match is over. If you decide it is too high, a lower figure binds you before the next over. Plan for that asymmetry instead of discovering it during a tense chase.
A simple calendar for a weekend match, assuming your account is already verified.
Choose the weekly deposit cap for the fixture. Any raise you request now takes effect only from the next calendar week.
Add a single wager limit, so no one bet can exceed the share of the budget you decided on in a calm moment.
Open My Activity, listed among the responsible gambling tools, before the next match.
Only ever adjust downward. A lower figure takes hold immediately; a higher one would not help you until next week.
A five-day match can cross from one calendar week into the next, which changes how a weekly cap behaves.
If day four falls in a new week, a weekly cap resets mid-match, so decide in advance whether you intend to keep betting.
For a long tour, a monthly period covers several fixtures with one budget rather than a fresh one each week.
Long days of play invite long hours in the account. A session cap stops time drifting along with the score.
Weather, reduced overs and abandoned play can all affect how a bet is settled, so gather the facts before you ask.
Note the fixture, the time you placed the bet and the stake, then send them together to live chat.
Record the official result, including any rain interruption, so the conversation starts from agreed facts.
Use the web form if you want a dated reply on file for a disputed settlement.
This page covers limit timing around fixtures. Everything else is for the sports area of your own account.
We do not forecast results, totals or individual performances in any format.
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Full access, withdrawals included, follows completed verification, so finish it well before a fixture.
A mix of cricket scheduling words and account terms that interact with them.
The pause between the two sides batting, often the moment people are tempted to change their stakes.
A game shortened by weather or delay, which can affect how some bets are settled.
A fixed week on the calendar, so the cap resets on a set day regardless of when the match started.
A ceiling you set on the amount any one bet can be, useful when big moments tempt bigger stakes.
A tool named among the responsible gambling options bet365 lists.
A match played over several days, such as a Test, which may straddle two limit periods.
When a change applies, and what that means during a match.
You can request it, but the higher figure starts only after the current period ends, usually after the match.
Yes. Decreases apply straight away, so it is the one change worth making while play is live.
A daily cap fits a single match day exactly. A weekly one suits several fixtures in a row.
Well before the first fixture you care about, so a document query never lands on match day.
Set a time-out covering the fixture, or use self-exclusion if betting has stopped feeling like a choice.
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