Latest from the Funexchange blog.

The Funexchange newsroom

Match previews, betting tips, casino strategy, and announcements from inside Funexchange.

We write for one reader. The Indian sports fan who already follows the IPL on YouTube, watches half the Premier League fixtures, and treats their cricket bets seriously. Not every post is a tip. Some are deep dives into how exchange betting actually works. Some explain why a particular game looks mispriced this weekend. Some are honest reviews of our own platform and where it still falls short.

No SEO filler. No re-skinned press releases. We name names, share numbers from our trader desk, and link to our sources.

Cricket & betting strategy

• IPL 2026 Schedule: Every Match and the Markets We’re Trading
• Cricket Betting Markets Explained: 12 Bets You Can Place on Every IPL Match
• How to Read Cricket Odds: A Plain-English Guide for First-Time Bettors
• Powerplay Betting: What 200 IPL Innings Taught Us About the First 6 Overs
• Cricket Exchange vs Bookmaker: A ₹10 Lakh Bankroll, Compared

Live casino guides

• Teen Patti Online: How the Diwali Card Game Moved to Live Studios
• Andar Bahar Strategy: 5 Things to Watch Before You Bet
• Live Roulette in India: European, French, and Lightning Compared

Deposits, bonuses & withdrawals

• Withdrawal Speed: Why 20 Minutes Beats 50% More Bonus
• Welcome Bonus 101: The Math Behind a 6x Rollover

The writers behind Funexchange

Every post carries a byline. These are the people who write them.

• Rohan Mehta — Cricket Markets Analyst, Pune. IPL, World Cup, BBL, odds movement and laying favourites.
• Priya Iyer — Live Casino & Games Editor, Bengaluru. Teen Patti, Andar Bahar, RTP and house edge.
• Arjun Kapoor — Payments & Player Strategy, Mumbai. UPI rails, withdrawal speeds, bonus and rollover math.

Or WhatsApp us to suggest a topic. The best half of our editorial calendar comes from player questions.

FAQs about the Funexchange blog

How often does Funexchange publish?

Two to three posts a week during cricket season (IPL, World Cup, Asia Cup). One to two posts a week off-season.

What topics does the blog cover?

Match previews and post-match analysis, betting strategy guides, casino game tutorials, regulatory and industry news, and announcements about new Funexchange features.

Can I write a guest post?

Yes. Email pitches with a topic plus a short outline to editor@funexchange.com. We pay ₹3,000 to ₹8,000 per accepted post depending on length and quality.

Who writes the Funexchange blog?

A small in-house editorial team plus rotating guest writers (former cricketers, retired traders, casino dealers). Bylines on each post identify the writer and link to their bio.