Follow every raid, tackle and all-out across Pakistan's kabaddi circuit, then open your account to see live match markets and squad summaries for the leagues we list week...
We open kabaddi markets on Pro Kabaddi League fixtures, Punjab circle-style meetings and the mat formats played at Asian Games level. Each fixture page carries raid points, tackle points, all-outs, do-or-die raids and half-time lines side by side, plus probables, head-to-head records and squad summaries. The card stays live from the pre-match build-up right through to the second whistle.
Raids, tackles and tournament nights sit in one lobby, so you can move between formats without losing your place. Rooms rotate as squads are named.
Kabaddi moves fast, so match pages load portrait-first and refresh raid by raid. Check first-half scores on the bus, then pick the same match back up on desktop.
Kabaddi markets only hold up if the numbers behind them do. We settle from publisher scorecards and keep the audit trail open to anyone who asks.
Every kabaddi market settles against the scorecard released by the organising body. We log raid points, tackle points and all-outs from that sheet, so your page shows the same numbers.
Each kabaddi market carries its own settlement rule, visible before you place. Do-or-die raids, super tackles and tie-breaks are spelled out rather than left to interpretation on the fixture page.
Settlement logs and random number generation are checked by external auditors on a fixed schedule. Reports stay on file, and support can share the current cycle note with you.
Fixtures, squads and live raid scores arrive from licensed sports-data feeds used across the region. If a feed lags, we pause the affected markets instead of settling blind.
Two-step verification, device checks and encrypted sessions guard your account. You can check active logins from settings and end any session you do not recognise straight away.
The kabaddi desk is staffed through match nights, including weekends and tournament finals. Chat, email and phone reach the same team, so you never explain the issue twice.
Plenty of sites list kabaddi. Fewer stick with it through the second half. Here is where our rooms differ, from markets to money movement.
| Depth Of Raid Markets | Most places list a winner and a total. We add raid points, tackle points, all-outs, do-or-die counts and half-time lines, so the card keeps running after the first whistle. |
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| Circle-Style Tournaments | Punjab circle kabaddi is often missing elsewhere. Our room covers those meets alongside the mat game, with the same market depth and squad summaries in plain Pakistani English. |
| Local Payment Rails | JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast clear in minutes, while other platforms lean on card rails that Pakistani banks routinely decline. Withdrawals land back the same way, usually the same day. |
| Language And Layout | Match pages read in plain Pakistani English, with fixture times in PKT and squad names spelled the way the domestic circuit spells them. Nothing needs decoding before the whistle. |
| Settlement Speed | Kabaddi markets settle within minutes of the publisher scorecard landing, not the following morning. That timing matters on tournament days, when fixtures run back to back. |
| Mobile Behaviour | Our kabaddi pages are built portrait-first, so raid tickers and half-time scores stay readable on a phone. Elsewhere, sports pages are desktop-shaped and leave you pinch-zooming on the commute home. |
| Support On Match Nights | A kabaddi desk stays open through the second half and past the final whistle. Many other platforms cover kabaddi with a general queue that thins out by evening. |
Six pieces make our kabaddi room what it is: the ticker, both formats, squad lists, half-time markets, tournament tables and post-match replays.
Raid points, tackles and all-outs update as the referee calls them, so you are not waiting on a half-time refresh to know where the match stands in real time.
Mat kabaddi and Punjab circle-style kabaddi both live here, each with its own settlement rules. Switch between them from the same menu on your phone or laptop.
Squad lists land on the fixture page as soon as they are announced, alongside probable raiders for each side and the head-to-head record from earlier meetings this season and last.
Half-time lines open during the interval and close at the second whistle. You can read first-half raid counts and tackle totals on the same page before deciding anything at all.
Group standings for season tournaments sit next to the fixtures, so you can see who needs a win before the knockouts begin and where the tie-breaks land in the final round.
Short replay clips and full match stats stay with the fixture after the whistle, useful when a raid count or a tackle point needs settling between you and the scorecard.