Cricket first, then football, tennis, kabaddi and basketball — our sportsbook keeps every market on one screen. Open an account and the match boards load with it. From...
Our sportsbook runs on odds feeds from Sportradar, Betradar and Kambi, so prices shift the moment a wicket falls or a goal goes in. Pre-match boards, in-play markets, handicaps, totals, correct score and player props sit side by side. Cricket keeps its own layout — session markets, run lines, dismissal methods and innings totals — because that is what you ask us
for most.
Three places in our sportsbook you'll come back to. Each one keeps a different kind of market within reach, and moving between them never costs you your slip. Tap any card and...
The sportsbook is built for a phone screen first: portrait layouts, thumb-sized price buttons and a scoreboard that keeps ticking as you move. A light data mode keeps...
Markets move quickly, and so does our help desk. If a settlement looks wrong, a stream drops mid-match or a price changed before kick-off, live chat and email stay open through the day from inside the sportsbook screen.
Open the chat panel from the sportsbook and you reach a person who can trace a bet ID, check a settled market or explain a price change that happened before kick-off.
Every slip carries a reference. Send it in and we trace the stake, the selections and the settlement outcome without making you repeat the whole story again.
Dead heats, retirements and rain-shortened cricket matches have set outcomes. The settlement desk explains how a market was decided, before and after it closes to trading.
Odds come from established data suppliers rather than being set in-house, and every market carries a settlement rule you can read before you stake. Those rules are published in plain English, so...
Football, tennis and basketball prices come through Sportradar's odds service, which watches activity across hundreds of bookmakers to flag unusual movement on a market.
Live streams and match trackers arrive through Betradar, the supplier behind sportsbooks across Europe and Asia, keeping pictures and scores in step with the prices.
Each market states how it settles — extra time, retirements, weather interruptions, dead heats — before you stake, and that wording does not change once the event starts.
Logins carry two-step verification, sessions close on shared devices, and withdrawal checks match your name to the account holder before any return is released.
Cash-out figures are priced from the market in front of you rather than a fixed rate. If trading suspends, the option disappears until the market reopens.
Stakes and returns move through JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, NayaPay and Raast, keeping your sportsbook balance tied to wallets you already use every day.
Plenty of platforms bolt a sportsbook onto a casino lobby and leave you to find it. Ours was built the other way round: cricket gets its own layout, settlement rules stay visible...
Many sportsbooks push cricket down the page. Here the Pakistan fixtures, PSL schedule and session markets sit on the first board, with run lines priced before the toss.
On plenty of sites you learn how a market settles only after it does. We attach the rule to the market itself, so a shortened match is decided by wording you read beforehand.
A cricket session market, a football handicap and a tennis set winner can share one ticket here. Some platforms force separate bets per sport, or block mixed selections outright.
Our in-play desk updates from a live feed rather than a manual refresh, so a price that looks stale to you has already moved. You see the change, not a rejected bet.
Your JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast balance sits in the same screen as the slip, so topping up mid-match never costs you your place in the lobby.
Where a market allows it you can close an open position while the game runs and take the value on screen, instead of waiting for the final whistle.
Our markets are arranged for a phone held upright. Others squeeze a wide grid until the prices blur, which is why so many slips end up built on a laptop instead.
These six pieces are what our sportsbook is, day in and day out. They are why someone opens the app at the toss and is still reading the...