LineUp isn't a bookmaker. It's a real exchange, a live order book where your buys and sells meet other traders, matched in milliseconds at a fair, transparent price.
Every player has a live, two-sided book. Bids are traders willing to buy; asks are traders willing to sell. The price you see is where the two meet.
When you tap buy, here's the path your order takes, start to filled, in well under a tenth of a second.
You submit a buy or sell at market or a chosen limit price.
The engine ranks resting orders by best price, then by who got there first.
Your order pairs with the best available counter-orders, instantly.
You get a confirmation and the position lands in your portfolio.
Price–time priority: better prices match first; at the same price, the earlier order wins. Same rules for everyone.
Dedicated market makers continuously quote buy and sell prices on every listed player. That means deep books, tight spreads, and fills when you want them, even at 2 a.m. between innings.
On-field events feed a fair-value model. Traders react. The book re-clears. A new price is born, in real time.
A six, wicket, milestone or economical over is registered live.
A fair-value model nudges the player's reference price by event weight.
Buyers and sellers update their orders around the new level.
The book settles on a fresh traded price, visible to everyone.
You trade against the book, not a bookmaker's loaded odds. The mid-price is the mid-price.
Better prices fill first; at the same price, whoever ordered first wins. No queue-jumping.
The full book is on screen. You can see the liquidity before you commit a single rupee.
Per-player price bands prevent runaway moves and protect against fat-finger orders.
Every order and fill is timestamped and logged, so the tape can always be checked.
Trader balances sit in escrow, separate from company funds, settled on each horizon.
When a position closes depends on the horizon you chose. The engine handles it automatically, crediting or debiting your wallet the moment a trade resolves.
Auto-settles within the over you traded, ball by ball.
Settles at the final ball of the match you entered.
Resolves at the end of the Test or series window.
Carries through to the close of the full tournament.
See the book, place an order, watch it fill. Trade cricket the way markets are meant to work.
