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Kabaddi markets built around every single raid

Kabaddi anchors our sportsbook: league nights, Asian Games ties and circle-style Punjab tournaments, priced raid by raid so you can follow the court as it unfolds.

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What our Kabaddi board actually carries

We build kabaddi markets around how the sport is played rather than a generic template. A standard match runs two halves, each raid lasts up to 30 seconds, and a do-or-die raid must produce a point. Our board carries match winner, handicap, total points, raid points, tackle points, all-out and first-half lines for Pakistan's league season, Asian Games fixtures and Punjab circle-style

events.

Super Kabaddi League
Asian Games fixtures
Punjab circle-style events
In-play raid markets

MATCH SPOTLIGHT

Three corners of our Kabaddi desk

Kabaddi turns quickly, so we keep the rooms you need within reach. Each card below points to something live on the desk this week.

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League night raiders

Every league fixture on our board carries raid and in-play markets, so you can follow a raider's scoring run, an all-out swing and the closing points tally from one screen.

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Live raid tracker

Super raids, bonus points and do-or-die raids land on the tracker as the match referee awards them, so your open positions move with the court instead of a final score.

Tournament corner

Festival weeks

World Cup and Asian Games weeks bring longer match days and a deeper board. We add half-time, total raid points and squad-level lines once the group fixtures are set.

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KABADDI ON THE GO

Kabaddi on your phone, raid by raid

Most of our kabaddi audience follows the court on a phone, so the mobile board is built for one thumb. Raid clock, score, commentary strip and your open positions stack...

Portrait raid tracker

One-thumb selection slip

Low-data match mode

Half-time alerts

COURTSIDE HELP

Help while a Kabaddi match is running

If a raid market looks wrong or a stream drops mid-raid, our desk is staffed through kabaddi hours. Choose the route that fits what you need.

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Live chat during matches

Chat stays open from first raid to last during league and international weeks. Share the fixture name and the market, and the desk can pull your position up on screen.

Settlement queries

If a raid or tackle point looks mis-scored against the tournament scorer's record, send it in with the half and minute. We re-check the sheet and reply in writing.

Stream and score delays

Poor connection can delay a live stream while the score strip keeps moving. The desk can confirm the current raid clock and the awarded point so you know where the match stands.

FAIR RAID DATA

How we keep Kabaddi pricing honest

Kabaddi can turn on a single awarded point, so our prices follow tournament scorer feeds and our settlement rules sit in writing where you can read them.

Scorer-feed settlement

Raid, tackle and all-out points settle on the tournament scorer's record, not on a television replay. If the sheet changes...

Logged price moves

Every kabaddi price change is stamped with the raid clock, so you can see when a line moved and which...

Suspension rules

Markets pause for injury breaks, referee calls and squad withdrawals. We publish the pause conditions for each kabaddi market so...

Written market rules

Each kabaddi market carries a written rule: what counts as a raid point, when a bonus point lands and how...

Named data partners

Kabaddi fixtures, live scoring and squad lists come from contracted data partners rather than scraped pages, so a rescheduled league...

Two-step dispute path

If you disagree with a settlement, the desk answers first and an internal panel looks again. Both stages reply in...

WHY OUR COURT

Our Kabaddi board set against the usual ones

Plenty of places list a kabaddi match winner and call it done. Here is how our board differs once the first raid is over.

Depth after match winner

Beyond the result, our board runs raid points, tackle points, all-out counts, first-half winner and the number of super raids, so a slow, defensive tie still gives you something to follow.

In-play speed after each tackle

Prices refresh as the scorer's feed lands rather than on a fixed timer, so a tackle or an all-out shifts the market while the point is still playing on the stream.

Separate circle-style markets

Circle-style kabaddi on a round Punjab court scores differently from the standard rectangle, so we keep its own market set: out raids, shorter raid limits and different bonus rules.

Do-or-die raid pricing

A do-or-die raid changes the shape of a match, so we price it directly and reflect it inside total raid points, which many boards ignore until the closing minutes.

Squad news before the toss

Contracted squad lists reach our board as they are confirmed, so you can see who is expected to raid before the coin toss decides which side starts the match.

Raid tracker on mobile

The tracker, the score strip and your open positions sit in one portrait view, which matters when a league night runs four matches back to back on your phone.

Settlement you can trace

Each kabaddi position links back to the rule it settled under and the scorer's entry behind it, so a query is answered with evidence rather than a closed ticket.

Six things that define our Kabaddi

These are the pieces we would show you first if you were standing beside us at the desk, from the raid clock to the circle-style board.

Raid clock on screen

The 30-second raid clock runs beside every in-play market, so you can see how close a raider is to a do-or-die raid before you move on a price.

Every point, itemised

Raid, tackle, bonus and all-out points are kept apart rather than rolled into one score, which is what lets our raid points and tackle points markets settle cleanly.

League and international weeks

Pakistan's league season, Asian Games fixtures and World Cup weeks all sit in one kabaddi hub, so a quiet league Tuesday does not leave you without a court.

Circle-style board

Round-court kabaddi from Punjab gets its own markets and its own scoring rules, because out raids and shorter raid limits behave differently to the standard rectangle game.

Half-time and all-out lines

Half-time winner, all-out counts and total points stay open through the break, which suits the way Pakistani kabaddi crowds read a match in two separate halves.

Live commentary strip

A short text strip carries raid outcomes, super raids and referee calls beside the score, so you can follow a match while the video stream catches up.

Kabaddi questions we get asked often

Pakistan's league season, Asian Games kabaddi, World Cup festivals and circle-style tournaments from Punjab are the fixtures we carry, alongside selected regional events where local law permits you to take part.

Settlement follows the tournament scorer's record. Each raid point, tackle point, bonus point and all-out lands where the sheet places it, and our market rules spell out how that sheet is applied.

When a raid must return a point or the raider is out, it becomes do-or-die. Those raids often decide the half, so we price them directly and inside total raid points.

Yes. Round-court kabaddi uses a different raid limit and different out rules, so we run a separate market set with its own scoring rules, and settlement follows whichever tournament sheet applies.

Yes. The raid tracker, score strip and your open positions stack in one portrait view, and the score keeps moving while the screen is locked during a league night.

Markets pause for injury breaks, referee decisions and squad withdrawals, then resume once the court is set. A long pause is explained on the fixture page.

Kabaddi settlements post as soon as the tournament sheet is confirmed. From your balance you can draw down through JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast, and each channel posts on its own schedule.