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Kabaddi Markets Built for Pakistan Match Nights

Raid-by-raid kabaddi markets sit in the same lobby as our live casino tables and sportsbook, so you can move between them without leaving the page. Follow the season...

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What You Get in Our Kabaddi Lobby

Kabaddi on 777dc is built around the full match, not just the closing whistle. We carry pre-match prices on the toss, the first raid and total points, then hold in-play markets open through each thirty-second raid window using score feeds from Sportradar and LSports. League nights and domestic mats sit on one scrollable board, and every raid point is graded the moment

the final score line confirms it, under rules you can read before you stake.

Pre-match pricing
In-play raids
One board

LOBBY SPOTLIGHT

Three Kabaddi Spots to Start With

Three spots carry most of the kabaddi traffic on our site, and each one shows the live score alongside the depth behind the price.

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MAT CENTRE

Tonight's Mat Centre

Every fixture on the board today, with toss, raid and total-point markets loaded side by side. Tap any match to see how prices moved over the last hour.

IN-PLAY RAID

Raid-by-Raid In-Play

Markets reopen between raids while the mat is live. The score, the next-raid price and the point spread refresh together, so nothing sits stale on your screen.

SEASON

Tournament Corner

Season outrights sit here, taking in the title winner, the final four and raider standings. Prices update after each match day, and you can close a position early when odds swing.

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KABADDI ON MOBILE

Follow Every Raid From Your Phone

Our kabaddi board is built phone-first for Pakistan, where most match nights happen on a handset. Open the lobby in portrait, swipe between fixtures, and keep one tap between you...

Portrait mat view

Tap-to-raid markets

Low-data live mode

One-swipe match list

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MATSIDE HELP

Help While a Match Is Running

If a raid settles the way you did not expect, the answer is usually in the settlement rule attached to that match. Our matside desk is staffed from morning through the late-night fixtures, every day of the week, and can walk you through how a raid or point line was priced and cleared.

Team online

Live Chat

Open the chat panel from any kabaddi match page and a person answers in English or Urdu. First replies usually land inside two minutes, even through the evening fixture rush.

Settlement Desk

Every kabaddi market carries a settlement rule link. If a raid, tackle or point line looks wrong, send the match ID and we recheck the feed and correct the slip.

Account Access

Forgotten password, blocked login or a device you do not recognise? Our team verifies you by phone and restores access before the next raid window opens.

HOW WE RUN KABADDI

Keeping Every Raid Accounted For

Kabaddi grading here is rule-based rather than judgement-based. We publish the settlement terms for each market before the toss, take scores from established sports data partners, and keep a timestamped record of...

Published Rules

Each kabaddi market page states how it settles, from the toss through the last raid. You can read it before you stake, and it stays visible after grading.

Data Partners

Scores and raid timings come from established sports data feeds rather than in-house guesswork. If a feed stalls, markets pause on their own until the next confirmed point.

Pause Protocol

When a raid goes to a scoring check or a feed drops, we suspend prices instead of grading blind. Markets reopen once the point is confirmed by the data partner.

Audit Trail

Every price change and stake on a kabaddi market is timestamped and stored. Ask support about any slip and we can pull the full sequence that produced it.

Clear Payouts

Winnings from kabaddi slips move through JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast. Withdrawals are checked against your account details before release, usually within a few hours.

Abandoned Mats

If a match is called off partway, our rules set out which markets stand and which are voided. Voided stakes return to your balance without you needing to ask.

Where Our Kabaddi Plays Differently

Most places treat kabaddi as a side market bolted onto cricket. We run it as its own board, with raid-level pricing, dedicated settlement rules and a layout that...

Market Depth	We price raid by raid, plus toss, total points, tackle counts and match outrights. Elsewhere you often get a winner market and little else until the closing minutes.
In-Play Latency	Prices refresh as the raid ends, not a minute later. The score, the point spread and the next-raid line update together, so you are never taking a stale number.
Grading Speed	Raid points clear as soon as the score is confirmed. Slips are graded market by market, so one delayed line does not hold up the rest of your card.
Mobile Layout	The kabaddi board is portrait-first, with the match score held above the markets. You scroll through prices without losing sight of the raid clock.
Local Rails	Payouts land through JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast, the rails you already use. No card needed, and no currency conversion on a rupee balance.
Language And Hours	Support runs in English and Urdu across Pakistani match hours, including the late league fixtures. Questions about a specific raid reach someone who watched it.
One Balance	Your kabaddi stakes come out of the same balance as our slots and live tables. Move between them without another transfer or a second wallet.

Six Things That Define Our Kabaddi

Kabaddi runs fast, and the board has to keep pace with it. These six pieces are what regulars on our site notice first, from the way...

Raid-Window Markets

Prices move in the gap between raids. You get the full thirty seconds of the raid itself, then a fresh line the moment the next point is signalled.

Toss-To-Final Board

One scroll covers the pre-match toss, the first raid, half-time totals and the closing minutes, so you never switch pages in the middle of a match.

Domestic Fixtures

Alongside the big league nights, we carry the regional and domestic mats Pakistani followers grew up with, priced with the same depth as the televised games.

Partial Close

On season outrights you can take part of a position off the table when prices swing, rather than holding the whole stake to the final whistle.

Slip History

Every kabaddi slip stays visible in your account with its match, market and result. You can check how a raid settled days later without asking anyone.

Low-Latency Feed

Scores arrive from our data partners over a low-latency stream, so the number on your screen keeps up with the mat through the busiest raid sequences.

Kabaddi Questions We Get Asked

Our board takes in the Pro Kabaddi season, major league fixtures and regional Pakistani mats where data feeds are available. Each competition gets its own section, so you can follow one without scrolling past the others.

A raid market settles on the confirmed outcome of that raid, not the first signal from the mat. If the scorers look again at a point, we hold the market and grade it once the feed confirms the final call.

Yes. In-play markets reopen between raids and stay live until the last whistle. Prices refresh as each point is confirmed, so the line you take reflects the score on the mat.

Our published rules set out which markets stand and which are voided. Voided stakes go back to your balance automatically, and any raid already graded keeps its result.

Graded slips move into your balance straight away, and withdrawals go out through JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast. Most requests clear within a few hours once your account details check out.

The whole board is built for portrait screens first. You can swipe between fixtures, follow the score held above the markets, and take a price without leaving the match page.

Season outrights cover the title winner, the final four and raider standings. Positions can be closed early while the season is running, and the rest are graded after the final match.