| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Main competition | Pro Kabaddi League |
| Core markets | Match winner, handicap, total points, half-time result |
| In-play | Available on televised ties |
| Sampled match-winner margin | 5–8% |
| Minimum stake | ₹100 |
| Raid and tackle prop markets | Limited, and not on every fixture |
| International kabaddi coverage | Major events only |
| Published maximum stake | Not disclosed |
| Last verified | 24 August 2026 |
On this page9 sections
- Which kabaddi markets does CroreBet offer?
- How does Pro Kabaddi scoring shape the odds?
- Are the kabaddi odds better than the cricket odds?
- Which kabaddi markets suit a beginner?
- How does live kabaddi betting behave?
- What information actually helps?
- Does the app handle kabaddi as well as cricket?
- What are the kabaddi betting limits?
- Kabaddi against cricket on this platform
Which kabaddi markets does CroreBet offer?
Four markets carry almost all the kabaddi volume, and that is enough. Kabaddi does not need forty markets the way cricket does, because the scoring is continuous and the match is forty minutes long.
| Market | What you are betting | Typical price range | Good starting point? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Match winner | Which team wins | 1.50–2.60 | Yes |
| Points handicap | Winner after a points adjustment | 1.75–2.05 | Yes |
| Total match points | Combined points over or under a line | 1.80–2.00 | Yes |
| Half-time result | Leader at the interval | 1.70–2.50 | Reasonable |
| Raid and tackle props | Individual player output | Varies widely | No — widest margins |
| Last verified | 24 August 2026 | ||
Handicap markets are the most interesting of these, because Pro Kabaddi produces lopsided fixtures often enough that a straight match winner is frequently priced around 1.40. A handicap turns that into a proposition worth thinking about.
How does Pro Kabaddi scoring shape the odds?
Kabaddi scores continuously and in small increments, which makes it behave more like basketball than cricket for pricing purposes. A five-point swing is significant but recoverable, and all-outs create step changes that move prices sharply.
All-out
An all-out occurs when a team's entire defending side is dismissed, awarding the raiding team two bonus points and returning all players to the mat. It is the largest single scoring event in kabaddi, and in-play prices move noticeably when one is close.
The practical consequence for a bettor is that totals markets are more predictable than they look. Pro Kabaddi scoring ranges are relatively narrow across the league, so an over/under line sits close to a well-understood distribution — unlike cricket totals, where a collapse can halve an innings.
Are the kabaddi odds better than the cricket odds?
Slightly worse on paper, and better in practice for a specific reason: fewer people bet kabaddi seriously, so the market is less efficient than the IPL board.
We sampled 5–8% overround on Pro Kabaddi match winners against 4–6% on IPL match winners. That is a real difference and it is the price you pay for a less crowded market. Whether the reduced efficiency compensates for the wider margin depends entirely on whether you actually watch kabaddi.
The full margin comparison puts kabaddi in context against the other sports on the platform. The honest summary: this is not a soft market, it is a thinner one.
Which kabaddi markets suit a beginner?
Total points, then handicap, then match winner. That order will look wrong to anyone used to cricket, and the reason is specific to kabaddi.
- Total points rewards knowing the league's scoring pattern, which takes a few matches of watching rather than deep research.
- Handicap rewards understanding relative strength, and it saves you from betting 1.35 favourites.
- Match winner is fine but frequently offers poor prices on the better side.
- Half-time result adds variance without adding information you have.
- Player props carry the widest margins on the board and require squad knowledge most casual viewers do not have.
Whichever you pick, keep the stake fixed. A ₹100 unit across a Pro Kabaddi season is a sustainable way to have an interest in the league, and the same bankroll discipline applies here as anywhere.
How does live kabaddi betting behave?
Prices update per raid phase rather than continuously, which makes in-play kabaddi calmer than in-play cricket. Suspensions are shorter and less frequent because there are fewer discrete events that change everything.
Six live markets against cricket's forty-five tells you where this sport sits in the operator's priorities. It is a genuine offering rather than a token one, but nobody is choosing this platform for kabaddi depth. In-play mechanics are broadly the same across both sports.
What information actually helps?
Less than cricket, and that is the appeal. Kabaddi has a short form book and a small number of decisive players per squad.
- Recent scoring ranges for both teams. Totals markets live or die on this.
- Who is raiding. A team missing its primary raider is a different team.
- Home advantage in the league's current format, which varies by season structure.
- Fixture congestion. Kabaddi is physically brutal and tired squads concede all-outs.
- Nothing else. There is no predictive model available to you, and any source offering one is selling something.
Does the app handle kabaddi as well as cricket?
Functionally yes, cosmetically no. The market list renders in the same layout and the bet slip works identically, but the surrounding furniture that makes cricket comfortable is missing.
There is no scorecard panel for a kabaddi tie, no raid-by-raid history, and no statistical context beside the price. On a cricket match you get an over-by-over feed that lets you follow the game inside the app; on a PKL tie you get a scoreline and a clock. In practice that means you need the broadcast open alongside the app, which is worth knowing before you rely on it during a live tie.
Data use is lower than cricket for the same reason. An hour of live kabaddi with the market board open consumed around 21 MB on our test handset against 26 to 34 MB for in-play cricket, because there is simply less to refresh. The full in-play measurements cover how those numbers were taken and what an unstable 4G connection does to them.
Push alerts are the other gap. Odds-change notifications exist as a global setting rather than a per-sport one, so a kabaddi follower who wants alerts gets cricket alerts too. Whether that is acceptable depends on how many matches you follow, but it is a genuine limitation rather than a preference.
What are the kabaddi betting limits?
₹100 minimum, matching every other sport on the platform. The ceiling is unpublished, and on a market this thin that matters more than it does on cricket.
Liquidity is the reason. A market with few bettors cannot absorb a large stake without the price moving, so books quietly cap exposure on smaller sports well below whatever they allow on an IPL match winner. Nothing tells you where that cap sits until you hit it.
| Item | Position | Confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum stake | ₹100 | Documented |
| Maximum stake | Not disclosed, and likely lower than cricket | Inference from liquidity, not a published figure |
| Settlement speed | Shortly after the final whistle in our observation | Observed once |
| Abandoned or postponed ties | Governed by the market rules shown with the bet | Read them before staking totals |
| Golden raid tie-breakers | Affect totals and handicap settlement | Check the specific market rule |
| Last verified | 24 August 2026 | |
The tie-breaker point is the practical one. Pro Kabaddi has used tie-break formats that add points after regulation, and whether those count toward a totals line is a market-rules question rather than a general one. Read the rule attached to the bet rather than assuming, because the same market name settles differently across operators.
Kabaddi against cricket on this platform
| Factor | Kabaddi | Cricket |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-match markets | 4–5 core markets | 20+ |
| In-play markets | About 6 | 45+ |
| Sampled margin, match winner | 5–8% | 4–6% |
| Market efficiency | Lower — thinner participation | High on marquee fixtures |
| Research burden | Low | High |
| Suits | Someone who watches PKL | Almost everyone on this platform |
Kabaddi is a reasonable secondary market on a platform built for cricket. If you watch Pro Kabaddi anyway, the prices are fair enough and the markets you need exist. If you do not, there is no reason to start here rather than on the football board.
Pros and cons
What works
- Pro Kabaddi gets genuine market coverage, not a token match-winner line.
- Handicap and total points markets are available, which is what makes lopsided fixtures bettable.
- In-play prices update per raid phase with short, infrequent suspensions.
- Margins of 5–8% are respectable for a sport many operators do not price at all.
- Low research burden compared with cricket — watching the league is most of the work.
What does not
- About six in-play markets against 45+ on cricket.
- Margins are a percentage point or two worse than the equivalent cricket markets.
- Player prop markets are inconsistently available and carry the widest books.
- International kabaddi coverage is limited to major events.
Verdict on kabaddi
A credible secondary market. The four markets that matter are all there, handicaps make one-sided fixtures interesting, and in-play works calmly.
It is clearly not a priority for the operator, and the numbers say so: six live markets, slightly wider margins and patchy player props. That is the reality of kabaddi betting almost everywhere.
Worth using if Pro Kabaddi is already on your television. Not a reason to open an account, and not a market to learn from scratch for the sake of a bet.
| Criterion | Rating | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Core market coverage | 8/10 | |
| In-play behaviour | 7/10 | |
| Pricing | 6/10 | |
| Market depth | 5/10 | |
| Coverage beyond PKL | 4/10 | |
| Overall | 6.0/10 |
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- IMPS payouts
- ₹100 minimum
CroreBet kabaddi betting: common questions
Does CroreBet cover the Pro Kabaddi League?
Yes, with match winner, points handicap, total points and half-time markets, plus in-play prices on televised ties. Player raid and tackle props appear on some fixtures but not consistently.
Are kabaddi odds good on CroreBet?
Match-winner margins sampled at 5–8%, which is a percentage point or two wider than the equivalent cricket markets but respectable for a sport many operators do not price. Player props are considerably wider.
Which kabaddi market is best for a beginner?
Total match points. Pro Kabaddi scoring ranges are relatively narrow across the league, so an over/under line rewards a few matches of watching rather than deep research. Handicap is the next most useful.
Kabaddi betting mein kaunsa market sabse aasan hai?
Total points sabse aasan hai — league ka scoring pattern dekhna kaafi hai. Handicap achha hai jab ek team clear favourite ho. Player props se bacho, unme margin sabse zyada hai.
How often do kabaddi in-play prices update?
Roughly every 30 to 50 seconds, per raid phase rather than continuously. We saw only four suspensions in a forty-minute tie, each under ten seconds, which makes in-play kabaddi calmer than in-play cricket.
Can anyone predict kabaddi results reliably?
No. Kabaddi attracts an aggressive tipping industry in India and none of it works. Recent scoring ranges, raider availability and fixture congestion are useful context, not predictions.
Is international kabaddi available?
Major events only, and with fewer markets than Pro Kabaddi fixtures get. If your interest is international kabaddi rather than the domestic league, expect a match-winner line and little else.
Shall we get you to the app?
One tap opens the official CroreBet download page. Android gets the installable build, iPhone gets the home-screen web app, and both land on the same account with UPI deposits and IMPS payouts.
- 18+ only
- Offshore licence — see our check
- UPI deposits
- IMPS payouts
- ₹100 minimum