CATEGORY REFERENCE

Kabaddi Markets Built For Pakistani Fans

We price kabaddi across Punjabi circle-style tournaments and seven-a-side international fixtures, with raid-by-raid in-play boards that move as the match does. Open your account and the full kabaddi...

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What We Offer In Kabaddi

Our kabaddi board carries Punjabi circle-style matches next to standard seven-a-side ties from regional and international tournaments. Before the first whistle you can look at match winner, total points, half-time handicap and raider totals; once play starts we reprice in-play on each raid, tackle and do-or-die attempt. Squads, raider form and match timings sit beside every market, so you can weigh a

Punjab derby before you commit.

  • Match Winner
  • Total Points
  • Raider Totals
  • Half-Time Spread
KABADDI SPOTLIGHT

Rooms You Can Open Right Away

Three sides of our kabaddi lobby do most of the work for Pakistani fans: a circle-style room for Punjabi fixtures, an in-play board that reprices on every raid, and a tournament corner...

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CIRCLE STYLE

Punjabi Raid Room

Circle-style kabaddi gets its own room, so raider totals, team points and match result sit on...

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IN-PLAY

Raid By Raid Board

Each raid reprices the market within seconds, so tackles, empty raids and a do-or-die attempt in...

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TOURNAMENTS

Season Corner

Regional leagues, Asian Games ties and World Cup rounds are grouped by competition, with squads, points...

KABADDI ON MOBILE

Follow Every Raid From Your Pocket

Our kabaddi board is built for a phone first. A vertical score strip keeps the raid count, team points and clock visible while you scroll markets, and stake...

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Raid alerts
Portrait score strip
One-thumb staking
Low-data mode
KABADDI HELP DESK

Help While The Match Is Running

If a market reads oddly or a stream drops mid-raid, our team is reachable by live chat and email through the day and night. Quote your match and market and we can pull the same raid log our pricing desk works from.

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Live Match Chat

Chat opens with your last kabaddi market already attached, so you can ask about a raid, a settlement or a delayed result without retyping the fixture details.

Settlement Desk

If a points total or raider figure looks wrong after a match, send it to the settlement desk with the fixture name and we check it against the tournament result feed.

Wallet Help

For deposits or withdrawals around a kabaddi session, tell us which wallet you used — JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast — and we trace the entry on your account.

KABADDI STANDARDS

How We Run Our Kabaddi Board

Every kabaddi market we publish is tied to a named result feed from the tournament organiser, and our settlement rules are written out per market so you can...

Result Sources

Match results come from the tournament organiser's own feed and are cross-checked against a second score provider before any kabaddi...

Written Market Rules

Each market type has its own written rule setting out how abandoned ties, mid-match delays, extra time and replayed fixtures...

Price Change Log

Wide swings on a kabaddi market are time-stamped and kept on record, so a question about a raid-time price can...

Raider Stat Feed

Raider and defender figures shown beside a market come from match stat feeds, refreshed at the break and again after...

Withdrawal Checks

Withdrawals from a kabaddi session are checked against the wallet name on your account, which is why a first cash-out...

Support Hours

Our kabaddi desk answers live chat through Pakistani match evenings and by email overnight, so late circle-style fixtures still have...

WHY OURS DIFFERS

Our Kabaddi Board Next To Others

Many places list a kabaddi result market and little else. We build the whole match: circle-style and seven-a-side formats in the same lobby, in-play repricing on every raid, and stat panels that...

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Format Range

Circle style, standard seven-a-side and beach formats sit in the same kabaddi lobby, so you are not hunting a separate room for a Punjabi night fixture anywhere else.

02

In-Play Speed

Prices move on each raid rather than each half, so a tackle that landed two seconds ago is already reflected in the number in front of you.

03

Stat Context

Raider success rate, empty raids and team tackle counts appear beside the market, a level of match detail that a plain kabaddi board elsewhere often leaves out.

04

Mobile Layout

The whole board runs in portrait with the score strip pinned above the markets, so you can follow raids and prices together without switching views on one screen.

05

Wallet Choice

JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast all work for a kabaddi session, and the wallet you used stays on the transaction line for easy tracing on your account.

06

Payout Timing

Settled kabaddi markets release to your wallet once the tournament result feed confirms the fixture, which for most ties lands the same evening as the final whistle.

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Match Grouping

Fixtures are grouped by competition and match day rather than one long list, so you can plan a kabaddi evening around the ties you actually follow.

Six Things That Define Our Kabaddi

Six parts of the kabaddi board carry most of the traffic on a match night. They are the pieces you will notice first when you open...

Punjabi Circle Rooms

Circle-style fixtures have dedicated rooms with raider totals and team points, the format most Pakistani kabaddi followers grew up watching under floodlights on a Punjabi ground.

Raid-Level Pricing

Every raid opens a fresh price, so tackles, empty raids and each point scored shift the line, which is why our in-play board feels close to the field.

Squad And Stat Panels

Raider-by-raider history, tackle counts and team form sit beside each market, giving you the same picture our pricing desk works from during a tie each match day.

Do-Or-Die Alerts

We flag the final raid of a half when a team must score, and that alert reaches your phone before the referee signals, so you are not caught mid-scroll.

Competition Grouping

Regional leagues, Asian Games fixtures and World Cup rounds are separated by competition, with kick-off times set against Pakistani evening hours for easier planning across the season.

Wallet Settlement

A settled kabaddi market releases to the wallet you used — JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast — with the fixture reference printed on the entry line for tracing.

Kabaddi Questions From Our Desk

We list Punjabi circle-style fixtures, standard seven-a-side internationals and beach kabaddi where a tournament schedules it, all inside one kabaddi lobby on your account during the season.

Our feed reprices after each raid, generally within a few seconds of the referee's signal, so tackles, empty raids and each point scored are reflected while the next raid builds.

Settlement follows the tournament organiser's result feed, usually the same evening. If a fixture is abandoned or replayed, the written rule for that market type decides the outcome.

Yes. The score strip and markets are text-led, so the board stays usable on 4G, and the in-play feed reconnects on its own when your signal returns.

JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast are all supported for Pakistani accounts, and the wallet you used stays attached to the transaction so support can trace it.

We price the regional and provincial kabaddi events that appear on tournament calendars, along with international rounds. What is listed on your board depends on the season schedule.