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Home / Betting Guides / Cricket Multi Betting - Get the know-how on Cricket Multis

Cricket Multi Betting - Get the know-how on Cricket Multis

Quick Read

  • Guide to Cricket multis 
  • How they work and how they are calculated
  • Aussiebets expert provide all the info
Jeremy Darke
Written by Jeremy Darke
Sports Editor & Betting AnalystAustralian Sports Specialist & Betting Analyst
Updated: Nov 7, 2023
Cricket Multi
As multi betting has become more popular, combining different betting legs between multiple matches during a round of the Big Bash or any form of Cricket World Cups has also increased in popularity. 

You can even place a cricket multi between different series happening all around the world at the same time or even spread over the whole season of cricket internationals. 

How to place a Cricket Multi Bet


Depending on your preferred bookmaker, or better yet the bookie supplying the best odds for your specific Multi, will determine exactly how you place a Cricket Multi Bet.

The general procedure is as follows:

  1. Click on the selections you would like to combine in your Cricket Multi Bet so they appear in your betting slip.
  2. Go into your betting slip and scroll to the bottom, looking out for the Multi Bet title. 
  3. Under the Multi Bet title you will see the accumulated odds for your combined selections. You then place the stake that you would like to lay for you Multi Bet. 
  4. Once you have laid the stake click on the Place Bet button and confirm your selections. 
  5. Share your tips with your mates and cheer ‘em home!

How are Cricket Multi Bets calculated?


Cricket Multi bets are calculated based on the order in which the legs conclude. The payout generated from each leg serves as the stake for the next leg in your bet.

For Example:

If your bets are as follows-

Brisbane Heat Win @ 2.00
Hobart Hurricanes Win @ 1.80
Sydney Sixers Win @ 2.20

The maths would be as simple as 2.00 x 1.80 x 2.20 = 7.92

Therefore, if you put 10 bucks on it your return would be as follows:

10 x 7.92 =  79.20 return

Jeremy Darke
Jeremy Darke

Sports Editor & Betting AnalystAustralian Sports Specialist & Betting Analyst

Jeremy is a freelance journalist who is a true sports activist. A die-hard fan of the NRL all his life and also has a passion for all the major American sports.


From when he was a little fella he has played most sports ranging from rugby, ice hockey, tennis and football, just to name a few. His interest in analytics and statistics helps him find the edge while writing previews and being a regular tipster.

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