CMD368 Sportsbook Guide: Bet Types and Ticket Trading

CMD368 is an online sportsbook that offers soccer betting markets such as Handicap, Over/Under, Correct Score and 1X2. This guide explains those bet types, shows the 5 steps for placing a bet, and sets out the rules of the ticket Trading feature, based on the screenshots below. Features and rules can change, so check the current details on the CMD368 site before you bet.

Which bet types does the CMD368 sportsbook offer?

CMD368 lists soccer markets with these bet types: Handicap, Over/Under, Correct Score, Odd/Even, First Goal/Last Goal, Half Time/Full Time and 1X2. The menu in the first screenshot below also shows Mix Parlay and Outright. If you are new to sports betting, start with the basics on our sports betting page.

How do you place a bet on CMD368 in 5 steps?

1. Choose your bet type. Pick a bet type from the sports menu, for example HDP & O/U, 1X2 & DC or Correct Score.
2. Choose the market you want to play. Click the odds you want in the match list.
3. Check the bet slip and enter your bet amount. A small box appears on the left with the details of the market you selected. Check every detail before you click the Bet button, then enter your bet amount.
4. Confirm your bet. After you click Bet, a new box pops up and asks you to confirm.
5. Click OK. Your bet details are then sent to CMD368 and the ticket appears in your bet list.

How does CMD368 ticket Trading work?

Trading lets a member sell a bet ticket that has not finished. The rules below summarise how the feature is described. Read the current terms on the CMD368 site before you sell a ticket.

1. Trading is only available on certain matches.
2. Trading is only available while the match is in play, for a bet ticket that has not ended. If the match has not started, wait until it starts before the Sell and Price buttons appear.
3. Trading is for selling the whole bet ticket, and the rules set a maximum of 5 times.
4. A member cannot cancel any bet ticket that has been accepted through the Trading system.
5. CMD368 credits the member’s account as soon as possible after the ticket has been sold through Trading, that is, after CMD368 has processed the trade and notified the member that the ticket was sold.
6. Once a ticket has been sold through Trading, it no longer belongs to the member and its result does not affect the member’s balance, unless the match transaction is cancelled.
7. If CMD368 cancels a ticket that was sold through Trading for a valid reason, the selling price is deducted from the member’s balance and the ticket is returned to the member.
8. CMD368 may, at its own discretion, open or close the Trading feature for a match, or cancel or reject tickets that members sell through it.

What should you keep in mind before you bet?

Set a budget before you start and keep your bets inside it. Do not chase losses, and do not take bigger risks to win back money you have lost. Betting is not a way to make money, and no result is certain. For support and limits, read our responsible gaming page.