We price cricket, football, tennis and kabaddi in Pakistani rupees, and every open bet sits on one slip you can reach in two taps.
On any match day, sky bet prices cricket series and PSL fixtures, English league rounds, La Liga matches, tennis slams and kabaddi leagues in rupees, so a stake never needs converting. Build a slip before the toss, then keep the same markets open in-play as prices shift over by over.
These three corners carry most of the traffic on a match day, and each one is built around a different way of following a fixture.
The phone lobby carries the same markets as a larger screen but rearranges them around one hand: fixtures stack in a single column, prices sit on the right and the...
If a settled bet does not look right, or a market you were following disappears mid-match, our team can pull the fixture record and check it with you while the match is still on.
Chat opens inside the sportsbook screen, so you can ask about a market or a settled leg without leaving your slip. Weekend shifts follow the cricket and football calendars.
If a result was decided by a rule you did not expect, send the bet reference and our team will explain the settlement wording with you while the fixture is still fresh.
Locked out or missing a one-time code on match day? Access issues run through the same channels, with identity checks completed in the app so you reach your slip quickly.
Each market we publish carries a written settlement rule, so you can see how a bet is decided before you place it. Price changes are time-stamped and kept on record.
Each market page spells out how that bet settles, covering abandoned fixtures, weather delays and rule changes made by a governing body, so nothing has to be guessed at the end.
Prices come from the feeds our traders watch, and every change carries a timestamp on the market page, so you can see when a selection moved and by how much.
Stakes, returns and cash-out offers are all shown in Pakistani rupees, so nothing is quietly converted between placing a bet and the moment returns land on your account.
Sign-in on a new device asks for a one-time code, and your account keeps a list of devices already recognised, so a stolen password alone cannot open your balance.
You can set your own ceiling on how much you stake in a day or a week, and pause sportsbook access for a period you choose from your account menu.
Shifts are built around the cricket, football and kabaddi calendars, so someone is on chat when a late match settles and you want a bet or balance checked.
Most sportsbooks offer the same headline list of matches. The difference here comes down to how cricket is priced, how quickly live numbers move and how clearly a slip reads.
Series and PSL fixtures carry more than a headline result, from innings totals to individual milestones, so one match can be followed in several ways from a single page.
Live prices refresh as the game moves rather than on a fixed clock, so a wicket, a goal or a set point is reflected in the number you see almost straight away.
Where the market allows it, you can close a bet before the result lands and take the offered figure instead, shown in rupees before you confirm anything at all.
Every leg keeps its own price and status, so a five-fold reads clearly instead of collapsing into one line, and you can see which parts are still running.
Kabaddi, tennis, hockey and domestic tournaments get their own listings rather than sitting at the end of a menu, which matters in a quiet week for cricket.
Market rules are written in plain English and stay on the page after the fixture ends, so you can check how a bet was decided weeks later without sending a message.
The phone lobby loads scores and prices without heavy graphics, so a live cricket session keeps running on a weak connection instead of draining your data bundle mid-over.
Six elements shape how the sportsbook behaves day to day, from the currency your stake sits in to the way a live scoreboard runs beside the...
Place a bet in Pakistani rupees and read the potential return in the same currency, so there is no second calculation between your stake and what lands back.
International series, PSL fixtures and domestic competitions are grouped at the front of the lobby, with markets built around how a cricket match actually unfolds over by over.
One screen keeps live prices, the score and your open slips together, so you can react to a turning match without switching between pages on your phone.
Add selections from different fixtures into one slip, remove a leg with a single tap, and watch the combined return move before you decide to place it.
Live scores sit beside the markets they belong to, so you never guess which fixture a price is tied to while three matches are running at the same time.
Type a team, a league or a player and jump to the relevant markets, which saves time on a busy weekend when dozens of fixtures start together within the hour.