Say the full name out loud and you get Tiger Exchange. Type it into a phone in a hurry and you get tigerexch, with "exch" standing standing in for exchange, the same way the address bar shows it on tigerexch.ai, tigerexch.club and tigerexch.me. Same brand. Same ID, same wallet. Nobody runs a separate Tigerexch site with its own accounts, whatever a search result snippet might suggest.
Two other phrasings turn up beside the brand in Google: Tiger Exchange Cricket online ID and Tiger ID login. Treat them as the same request worded differently. From the counter's side nothing changes, and a player who messages asking for a cricket ID gets exactly the same kind of username as one who asks for casino access.
One trap. Google also mixes Tiger Brokers and Tiger Trade into the results for the plain brand name, and those are share-trading apps with nothing to do with the Tiger Exchange sportsbook (we get asked about this more than you would think).
So where does this site fit? We are the sign-in counter. The counter issues Tiger Exchange IDs over WhatsApp and keeps a short list of the lobby addresses that open, rechecked by hand, because the sportsbook itself belongs to Tiger Exchange and moves between addresses more often then most players expect.
That split shapes everything below. Questions about odds, games and the lobby are about Tiger Exchange; questions about getting an ID, paying in, or finding an address that opens tonight are questions for the counter, and this home page is where the two meet.