Laser247 Session Betting: Yes/No Rates With Worked Examples
Laser247 session betting means betting on a number, not a winner. You pick a line such as “runs after 6 overs” and decide whether the real total will come in under it (No) or reach it (Yes). The rate next to each line tells you how much you win or risk. Below, we explain how to read those Yes/No rates with worked rupee examples. These are the questions we answer most often in our support chats.
How a fancy market looks on the Laser247 screen
Open any live cricket match on your Laser247 ID and scroll below the match odds to the fancy or session section. Each line shows a market name and two boxes:
- No (usually pink or red): a number on top and a rate below it, for example 52 / 100.
- Yes (usually blue): a number on top and a rate below it, for example 54 / 100.
The number is the run line. The rate tells you the payout per ₹100 staked. When both rates are 100, the payout is even money: risk ₹1,000, win ₹1,000. The gap between the No figure (52) and the Yes figure (54) is how the market maker builds in a margin.
Common session lines in a T20 game include 6-over runs (the powerplay), 10-over runs, 15-over runs, 20-over innings total, a batter’s runs, partnership runs and the fall of the next wicket. Not all of these are offered in every match.
Laser247 session betting with Yes/No rates: worked examples
Example 1: even rates
Market: 6 over runs, Team A. No 52 @ 100, Yes 54 @ 100.
- You bet Yes 54 for ₹1,000. If Team A score 54 or more after 6 overs, you win ₹1,000. If they score 53 or fewer, you lose ₹1,000.
- You bet No 52 for ₹1,000. If Team A score 51 or fewer, you win ₹1,000. If they score 52 or more, you lose ₹1,000.
Note that a total of 52 or 53 loses for both sides. That gap is why you should never place both bets at once at the same moment.
Example 2: uneven rates on one line
Sometimes the market shows the same number on both sides with different rates, for example No 50 @ 110, Yes 50 @ 90.
- Yes 50 @ 90, stake ₹1,000: if the total is 50 or more, you win ₹900. If not, you lose ₹1,000.
- No 50 @ 110, stake ₹1,000: if the total is 49 or fewer, you win ₹1,000. If it reaches 50, you lose ₹1,100.
So a rate under 100 on Yes means a smaller win. A rate over 100 on No means a bigger liability. Always check the liability figure on the bet slip before you confirm. Users new to fancy markets often miss this.
Example 3: catching a middle as the line moves
Before the innings, the 6-over line is No 46 / Yes 48. You bet Yes 48 for ₹1,000. Two boundaries in the first over push the line to No 55 / Yes 57. You now bet No 55 for ₹1,000.
| Actual 6-over score | Yes 48 result | No 55 result | Net |
|---|---|---|---|
| 45 | −₹1,000 | +₹1,000 | ₹0 |
| 50 | +₹1,000 | +₹1,000 | +₹2,000 |
| 54 | +₹1,000 | +₹1,000 | +₹2,000 |
| 60 | +₹1,000 | −₹1,000 | ₹0 |
Any score from 48 to 54 wins both bets, and anything outside that range breaks even. This only works because the line moved in your favour after your first bet. It is not something you can set up at will, but it shows why timing matters more than opinion in session markets.
Reading the game before you bet a session line
Session lines react to every ball, so the edge comes from context the line hasn’t fully priced in yet:
- Who is bowling the next overs. If the opposition’s best death bowler has two overs left for overs 17–20, a high 20-over line may be too generous.
- Who is at the crease. A new batter coming in after a wicket often scores slowly for a few balls, so the line may drop more than it should and then recover.
- Ground size and dew. Smaller grounds and evening dew tend to help batting sides. That shows up more in 15- and 20-over lines than in 6-over lines.
- Wickets in hand. 80 for 1 after 10 overs and 80 for 4 lead to very different finishes, even with the same run rate.
For match-level thinking around these lines, our cricket betting guide covers the basics of reading a T20 innings.
Suspensions, limits and settlement
- Ball running / suspended: fancy lines close while the ball is bowled and often after a wicket or boundary. If your bet isn’t accepted before the suspension, it isn’t placed. Check your open bets.
- Stake limits: session markets usually have lower maximum stakes than match odds. The slip shows the range.
- Settlement: lines settle on the actual score at the end of the stated over. If an innings ends early, or a rain-shortened game means the over is never completed, settlement follows the market rules for that line. Read the rules tab in the market before betting in rain-hit games.
Session betting sits alongside the match odds and bookmaker markets. Our guide to how the Laser247 exchange works explains liability and matching for the exchange side. During the IPL, our Laser247 IPL match-day routine shows when to fund your wallet so you don’t miss the powerplay lines.
A simple session staking plan
Session markets settle quickly. Within 30 minutes you can place a dozen bets, so they can drain a balance faster than any other market. A plan that works for most of the people we help:
- Pick at most two session lines per innings (for example 6 overs and 15 overs).
- Keep each stake to 2–3% of your match budget. On a ₹5,000 budget, that is ₹100–₹150 per line.
- Never chase a lost 6-over bet with a bigger 10-over bet.
- Stop for the match after three losing session bets in a row.
Don’t have an account yet? You can create your Laser247 ID in a few minutes, or ask us on WhatsApp to explain any fancy line you see on screen.
Frequently asked questions
What do Yes and No mean in Laser247 session betting?
Yes means you think the total will reach the Yes number or more. No means you think it will finish below the No number. The rate below each number shows the payout per ₹100 staked.
What does a rate of 90 or 110 mean?
On a Yes bet at 90, a ₹1,000 stake wins ₹900. On a No bet at 110, a ₹1,000 bet wins ₹1,000 but risks ₹1,100. The bet slip shows the exact liability before you confirm.
Why did my session bet not get accepted?
The market was probably suspended while the ball was being bowled, or after a wicket or boundary. Bets placed during a suspension are not accepted, so check your open bets list.
Can I bet both Yes and No on the same session line?
You can, but placing both at the same time usually guarantees a small loss because of the gap between the numbers. It only makes sense if the line has moved since your first bet.
How are session bets settled if rain stops play?
Each line follows its own market rules. If the stated over is not completed, the rules for that line decide how it settles. Check the rules tab before betting in weather-affected games.
Session markets are fast, so set a budget before the toss and stick to it. If betting stops being fun, take a break; our responsible gaming tips can help.
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