Three people, three parts of a live price
A live cricket market asks three different questions: what the two prices beside a team mean, what a run line is doing over by over, and what to do with a bet once the price has moved. The site is split the same way, and each page has one person answerable for its sums.
Mid-match, two prices on screen
Ishaan Varkey — the two prices
Back and lay, liability, the lagai/khai quote in paise and the gap between its two numbers. Wrote the home page and the cash out page.
Mid-match, two prices on screen
Tanvi Moghe — the run lines
Session figures, the band between No and Yes, khadda, fancy markets and the bhav under a line. Wrote session betting and fancy and run bhav.
Mid-match, two prices on screen
Farhan Kapadwala — the moves
Hedges worked in rupees, and telling a price moved by the match from a price moved by money. Wrote loss cut and market load, and checks the figures on the bonus page.
Mid-match, two prices on screen
How a page gets checked
Every rupee figure on a page is re-worked by a second author from the formula printed beside it. If the two sums disagree, the page waits.
