michezo bet runs a sportsbook built around the sport Pakistan follows closest: cricket first, then football, tennis and kabaddi, every market quoted in rupees. Your slip, live scores...
Our sportsbook takes in cricket across Test, ODI and T20 formats, football from domestic Pakistani and European leagues, plus tennis, kabaddi and basketball. Each fixture carries dozens of markets, from match winner and totals to highest run-scorer and correct score, and the odds keep moving while play continues. When a game ends, we settle against the sport's governing result.
Three parts of the sportsbook carry most of the traffic. The live board holds a match, its odds and your open slip together, the series desk gathers whole tournaments, and the markets...
The sportsbook runs in the browser on any modern phone, and our Android app mirrors it. The slip docks to the bottom of the screen, odds refresh without...
We would rather show how our sportsbook works than ask you to assume it does. Prices come from external feeds, settlement follows the governing result, and any void carries a written reason...
Cricket and football prices come from external data feeds rather than being set by hand, which keeps a line consistent across phone, tablet and desktop. You see one number whichever device you open.
Each settled bet keeps a reference to the result it was paid against. Open a past wager and the governing result, timestamp and applied rule appear together on the same line.
Sign-in runs over an encrypted connection, sessions can be closed from your device list, and withdrawal requests to JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast are checked against the name on your account.
The help panel spells out every market we offer, from a simple match winner to a run-band bet, including how a rain-shortened cricket fixture is settled and archived for older wagers.
Every price adjustment is stamped in the match panel, so you can see when a line moved, in which direction and whether it happened before or after you added it to the slip.
A trader checks flagged markets before settlement, and payments staff handle wallet requests during Pakistan working hours. Two people sign off on any manual correction to a result.
Sportsbooks everywhere list similar fixtures, so the difference shows in how a bet is handled after you place it. We price in rupees and settle against published governing...
| Rupee pricing | Stakes sit in Pakistani rupees from the moment you place a bet, so there is no conversion step to work out and no exchange line shifting your balance. |
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| Settlement timing | Most markets settle within minutes of the final result. Competitions needing a governing ruling, such as a rain-affected cricket finish, take longer and say so on the bet. |
| Wallets you already use | JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast sit beside the sportsbook, so funding a bet uses the same apps you already keep on your phone, with NayaPay supported too. |
| Local sport priced | Cricket gets the deepest attention, with Test, ODI and T20 markets, while kabaddi and domestic football are priced on the same board as European leagues. Nothing local is buried in a sub-menu. |
| One slip, every screen | A bet started on your phone appears on the desktop board as soon as you sign in, and open wagers stay listed until the fixture settles, whichever screen you left it on. |
| Cash-out before the end | Close a single bet while the match is still running and take the price shown at that second, rather than waiting for the final whistle. The figure updates as the game moves. |
| Help in your hours | Chat staff work Pakistani evenings when the bulk of fixtures are on, so a question about a live market rarely waits until the next morning. Weekend shifts run later still. |
Six things define the sportsbook you get with an account here: rupee pricing, deep cricket markets, an in-play board that keeps up, cash-out on open bets, quick settlement...