CATEGORY REFERENCE

Kabaddi Raids, Tackles and Mat Action in One Lobby

We carry mat and circle kabaddi with raid-by-raid markets that keep moving while the match runs. Open your account and the whole kabaddi board opens with it.

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What Our Kabaddi Section Gives You

Our kabaddi board carries mat and circle formats, from the forty-minute league fixtures to the quicker seven-a-side contests played across Punjab and Sindh. You can follow raid-by-raid markets, do-or-die raids, bonus line attempts, super tackles and all-out swings while the scoreboard moves. Asian Games fixtures and regional championships sit alongside the domestic calendar, so there is usually something running in the evening.

Formats
Raid markets
Domestic fixtures
In-play panel

MAT AND CIRCLE

Three Kabaddi Rooms We Keep Open

Our kabaddi rooms split by format, so you always know what you are watching. Mat matches run on the indoor rectangle with a thirty-second raid clock, circle kabaddi plays out on the...

FEATURED

Mat Kabaddi Nights

Indoor mat matches with the full thirty-second raid clock, bonus line attempts and revival points. We...

NEW ROOM

Circle Style Raids

The round-pitch format played on grounds across Pakistan, where raiders loop wide and defenders close in...

DOMESTIC

Pakistan League Nights

Evening fixtures from the local circuit, running beside a scoreboard you can follow raid by raid...

KABADDI ON MOBILE

Follow Every Raid From Your Phone

Kabaddi moves fast, so our mobile view keeps the raid clock, the scoreboard and your open markets on one portrait screen. You can tap through a do-or-die raid without turning...

Portrait Raid Tracker

Thirty-Second Timer

One-Tap Markets

Low-Data Scoreboard

Google Play App Store

MATCH-DAY HELP

Help While a Kabaddi Match Runs

Kabaddi questions tend to arrive mid-raid. Our desk stays open through evening fixtures, so if a market looks wrong or the scoreboard...

HOW WE RUN IT

How We Keep Kabaddi Results Straight

Kabaddi settles on the scoreboard, not on opinion, so we reconcile every market against a published score feed once the match ends. Raid counts, tackle points, bonus attempts and all-out calls are...

Written Rule Set

Every kabaddi market we carry runs on fixed wording: raid points, tackle points, bonus attempts, all-out calls and revival. You can read the same text our settlement team works from daily.

Single Score Source

We price and settle from one named score feed per fixture rather than mixing feeds. That keeps raid numbers, tackle counts and half-time totals consistent between your board and our record.

Two-Person Checks

Kabaddi results are read by a second person before any market closes. If the two reads differ, the match is held until the video and the score feed agree on what happened.

Half-by-Half Log

Each half is logged separately, so a raid in the first twenty minutes can be traced without touching the second-half record. That log is what we quote back to you on a query.

Named Data Feeds

Our kabaddi prices come from sports data feeds we name on the market page, across Pakistani domestic fixtures and the international calendar. If a feed changes, the label changes with it.

Query Window

Raise a kabaddi settlement question within seventy-two hours of the match and we will re-check that raid against the score feed and the recorded stream before replying to you.

WHY OURS DIFFERS

Our Kabaddi Board Against the Usual Ones

Most sportsbooks bolt kabaddi onto cricket and leave it there. Ours runs the other way: both formats, raid-level markets, a scoreboard that tracks the thirty-second clock, and a mobile panel built for...

Raid-Level Markets

You can take a view on a single raid instead of only the match result. Bonus line attempts, tackle points and do-or-die calls sit on the same panel as the half-time and full-match lines.

Both Formats Together

Mat kabaddi and circle kabaddi run side by side in one lobby, so you are not hunting through separate sections to find the format you actually watch on Pakistani grounds.

Open Until the Whistle

Markets stay open through the second half, including during an all-out when the scoreboard swings fastest. We close each raid market only once the raider returns or is held.

Scoreboard in Step

The raid clock, tackle count and team totals refresh as the match runs, so you can see why a price moved rather than guessing from a delayed score that trails the stream.

One Panel, Every Device

Your open kabaddi markets follow you from phone to laptop without resetting. Start a raid tracker on the way home and the same view waits when you open your desktop later.

Domestic Fixtures Listed

Alongside the international calendar, we list Pakistani league nights and regional tournaments that many sportsbooks skip, so local kabaddi followers get something to watch in the evening.

Support in Pakistan Hours

Our desk works Pakistan hours, which matters when a fixture ends at midnight and you want a settlement question answered before morning rather than three days later.

KABADDI HIGHLIGHTS

Six Moments That Define Our Kabaddi

Kabaddi turns on a handful of moments, and our board is arranged around them: the do-or-die raid that decides a half, the bonus line attempt, the super tackle...

Do-or-Die Raids The third raid of a set where a team must...

Bonus Line Attempts One point for touching past the bonus line without crossing...

Super Tackles Three points when fewer than four defenders hold a raider...

All-Out Swings When a whole side is cleared, two points arrive and...

Mat and Circle The indoor rectangle with its thirty-second raid clock, and the...

Raid Clock on Screen Every raid runs against the clock, and ours sits beside...

Kabaddi Questions, Answered Straight

A raider scores a point for touching a defender and returning over the midline, while defenders score by holding the raider. Each all-out is worth two points, and defenders revive as their team scores.

It is the third raid of a set where the team has not yet scored. The raider must bring back a point or be declared out, which is why these raids often shape the rest of a half.

We carry mat kabaddi on the indoor rectangle and circle kabaddi on the round pitch, plus Pakistani league nights and international fixtures. Each format keeps its own board so prices stay comparable.

Mat matches run two halves of twenty minutes with a five-minute break, and a raid lasts up to thirty seconds. Circle kabaddi uses different half lengths, and we label the format on every fixture.

Raid and half markets settle as soon as the score feed confirms the result, usually within minutes of the whistle. Full-match markets close after the final score is read by a second person.

You can. The mobile view keeps the scoreboard, raid clock and your open markets on one portrait screen, and it holds the last known score if your signal dips while you are watching.