About us – Cricket betting

Cricket prices are the starting point here: how a match-winner price converts into a probability, what the margin does to a two-way market, and which limits the Gambling Commission puts around promotions. The editors accept no bets, sell no tips and promise no returns, since a wager that is certain to win does not exist.

Scope of the site

Everything on Cricket betting explains; nothing sells. No stake is taken, no forecast is offered as a guarantee, and no “sure” selection appears anywhere. Pages on other sports follow the same approach as the cricket pages.

Checking a licence

Any bookmaker serving customers in Great Britain needs a Gambling Commission licence, and the Commission’s public register is the test. Licensed operators run on .com addresses, so the address says nothing. A Curaçao, Malta or Gibraltar licence is no replacement. Where an operator works without the Great Britain licence, the site says so in plain terms and names the consequence: no GAMSTOP, no route to the Commission’s complaints process, less protection for the customer. A ranking position is not a licence. Northern Ireland is outside the Gambling Act 2005 and has its own law.

Sources

Operator facts come from the operator’s own terms, help pages and footers; legal facts from statutes and from Gambling Commission and other public-body publications. Prices and promotions move quickly, so a figure is given with the time and place it applied. Where sources stop, the matter is put into words and no number is made up.

Readers and limits

The pages are written for adults in Great Britain; betting starts at 18. They are no substitute for legal or tax advice. Anyone who feels betting is taking more room than intended can contact GamCare, GambleAware or GAMSTOP.

Last updated: 27 October 2026.

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