18+ · one ID per bettor

Tiger Exchange Terms and Conditions — Official ₹200 Minimum Stake, 5% Combo Boost and 18+ Account Terms

Four rules decide most disputes under the Tiger Exchange terms: you play at 18 or older, you keep a single ID, a voided market hands your stake back untouched, and the 5% combo boost needs four or more legs on the slip. Read those before your first bet; the rest is detail.

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Bettor checking a four-leg combo slip against the stake and void rules on a phone

Tiger Exchange Terms for 18+ Entry and One ID — Simple Rules First

Nobody under 18 bets here. The age line on Tiger Exchange is not a tick box you click once; your date of birth gets compared with your documents at KYC, and KYC has to clear before the cashier sends a single rupee out.

Every clause on this page is written against your Tiger Exchange ID: one login, one balance, one bettor. Spotted a second ID tied to your mobile number? The desk may pause it until it knows who owns what. Most of the time, honestly, it is someone who forgot a password and signed up again (the Tiger Exchange password reset would have taken a few minutes and kept the slip history together).

Stake, void market and combo boost clauses

C1 · Stake The amount printed on your confirmed slip is the amount that settles. Edits after acceptance do not exist; you place a new bet instead.
C2 · Void market Rain, an abandoned fixture, a market pulled by Tiger Exchange: whatever the cause, a void cancels the bet and your stake reappears on the balance. Nothing is won. Nothing is lost.
C3 · Void leg in a combo That leg drops off and the slip keeps running on what is left.
C4 · Combo boost A 5% lift applies only to combos carrying 4 or more legs. If a void in C3 cuts a four-leg slip down to three, the boost goes with it, which surprises people every season.
C5 · Shared slips Load a friend's slip with its 6-letter booking code and, once you confirm, the stake and these Tiger Exchange terms apply to you, not to them.

Keep this one: four live legs for the boost, a void returns the stake, one ID for each person.

Tiger Exchange Terms Checklist — Clear Points Before Your First Slip

What the Tiger Exchange terms and conditions cover

People searching for tiger exchange terms usually want one answer: what happens to my money if something goes wrong. The Tiger Exchange terms and conditions answer it in plain clauses. A void market refunds the stake. A void leg leaves the rest of a combo alive. Stakes settle exactly as shown on the accepted slip.

Entry rules sit underneath all of that. Tiger Exchange accepts adults only, 18 and up, and links each bettor to one ID so that balances, boosts and payouts trace back to one verified person after KYC. Booking codes follow the same logic: confirm a shared slip and it becomes yours.

18+ entry, confirmed at KYC
One Tiger Exchange ID per bettor
Void market: full stake back
Combo boost: 5% on 4 or more legs
Payout caps set per cashier request

Tiger Exchange Terms on Payout Caps — Fast, Clear Withdrawal Limits

Caps are set per request, not per win. A big combo can therefore land on your balance in full and still leave the cashier across two or three separate requests; the exact figures, timings and methods are kept on the Tiger Exchange withdrawal rules page, so check there before you plan a large cash-out.

Cashier cap₹1,00,000per request3a day

Two related pages fill the gaps. What happens to the KYC documents you upload is set out in the Tigerexch privacy policy, and the deposit limits or cooling-off breaks you can put on your own account are on the responsible gaming page for Tiger Exch players. Same ID, same rules, on every Tiger Exchange address that works.