Open your account and follow ball-by-ball cricket prices, goal-by-goal football lines and rally-by-rally tennis markets that refresh the moment the action changes. We stream live scores beside every...
Our in play desk prices cricket, football, tennis, hockey and kabaddi markets from live data feeds and re-sets them in seconds when a wicket falls, a goal lands or a set turns. You see the same numbers our traders do: over and under runs, next dismissal, corners, cards, aces and double faults, plus combined bets you can build while the game keeps
moving.
Three rooms carry most of our in play traffic: the cricket innings desk, the football second-half board and the tennis set markets. Each one keeps its own price feed, so a wicket...
Your bet slip, live scores and price movements all sit in one column, so you can follow an innings on a bus in Lahore without pinching the screen. We built...
If a price moves while your slip is open, or a market settles in a way you did not expect, our in play desk is reachable from inside the bet slip itself. Live chat runs around the clock, agents speak English and Urdu, and every chat carries the same reference number as your bet so nothing has to be explained twice.
Open the chat panel from your bet slip and an agent picks up with your match already on screen, so you never have to describe which market you are asking about.
Every live bet carries a reference number. Send it in and we will pull the timestamp, the price you took and the settlement result straight from the trading log.
When a market settles differently from what you expected, the settlement desk rechecks the feed, the rule book and the timestamps, then posts an outcome to your account history.
Our trading rules are published, and every in play price carries a timestamp you can pull from your bet history. Feeds come from independent data suppliers rather than our own traders, void...
Every in play price is stamped with the second it was issued, and you can open that stamp from your settled bet history whenever you want to check what you took.
Scores and in play prices arrive from independent data suppliers, not from our own traders, which keeps the numbers you see separate from the desk that sets the lines.
Interrupted matches, abandoned innings and tied results are handled by written rules published before the event starts, so nobody has to argue a settlement after the fact or chase an answer.
Two-step verification on your phone guards every sign-in, and you can end any active session from the account screen if a device you no longer use is still logged in.
Nothing in the trading log is edited after settlement. If a price looks wrong on your statement, live chat can walk you through the exact feed entry behind it.
You decide how much of your balance can sit in live markets at once, and the setting applies the moment you change it, across cricket, football and tennis alike.
Plenty of places show you a live score and a couple of prices; our in play desk goes wider on cricket, keeps a close-out option on most markets, and never closes a...
Our feed re-prices within seconds of a wicket, goal or break point, while several other set-ups leave a stale number on screen until the next over or restart.
Innings runs, batting totals and next-man-out markets run alongside the match, giving cricket followers more to read than a plain win-or-lose line. Pair two of them in one slip.
Most live markets carry a close-out option, so you can settle early when a match turns, rather than watching a price drift against you until the final whistle.
You can build a same-game combination while the match is running, mixing a goals market with a corners market on one ticket and watching the combined price move.
Live bets settle as soon as the feed confirms the outcome, usually within minutes of the final ball or whistle, and the result lands in your account history straight away.
Help sits inside the bet slip instead of a separate contact page, which matters when a market is moving and you want an answer before the price changes again.
Cricket gets the widest board on the site, with domestic and international fixtures priced in Pakistani rupees and markets timed around how local fans actually follow an innings.
Six things show up the moment you open a live match: ball-by-ball prices, a score strip across the header, the close-out button, combination builders that span two markets...