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Once a football match kicks off, you'll see odds in Live Betting updating continuously in line with what's happening on the pitch. When a goal is scored, a substitution is made, or the momentum shifts, the odds change immediately.

Markets commonly available in In-Play

What is Cash Out?

Cash Out is a feature that lets you partially or fully settle your bet while the match is still in progress. You can lock in a return when things are going your way, or cut your losses when the game turns against you. Keep in mind that the Cash Out amount changes based on odds movements and the time remaining in the match.

EPL, Champions League, MNL, and World Cup matches — view them on the football betting page

In fish shooting games, you fire a cannon at fish and sea creatures swimming across the screen — hit them to win prizes. The higher the cannon level, the more each shot costs, and the bigger the potential prizes, but you should play smart and weigh the cost carefully.

Different fish carry different prize values — common fish pay out often but give smaller rewards, while Boss Fish and rare large sea creatures give the biggest prizes. In Multiplayer Rooms, players can team up to take down a Boss together.

Budget management tips

• Set a spending limit before you start each session
• Raise your cannon level gradually — don't jump straight to the highest
• If you're clearly on a losing streak, stop and come back later
• Attack Boss Fish as a group — don't go at it alone

Shan Koe Mee is a popular card game in Myanmar and is also found at online casino tables. Players are dealt seven cards (or nine in some variants), and the last digit of each player's total card value is their point score.

Basic Rules

1. A Banker is assigned first, and the Banker role rotates among players at the table depending on the game.
2. Each player is dealt cards and their point score is calculated from the last digit of the total card value (e.g. 17 → 7 points).
3. 9 points is the highest score and is called "Koe Gyi" (Nine Big).
4. Points are compared against the Banker — any player with a higher score than the Banker wins.
5. Players can raise their bet against the Banker, but there is a limit based on the Banker's available budget.

Special Card Combinations

Special hands commonly called out around the table include — Straight (consecutive number cards), Flower (three face cards: King / Queen / Jack / Ace), and Five-of-a-kind — players typically announce these when cards are revealed, as the Banker must pay out a higher amount.