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Esports Fixtures, Live Maps And Round-By-Round Prices

Our esports hub stacks PUBG Mobile, Dota 2, CS2, Valorant and Tekken cards into one board, with prices that shift as each map plays out. Open an account...

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What Sits Inside Our Esports Lobby

Our esports board runs on feeds from specialist data partners such as PandaScore, Abios and Oddin.gg, so Dota 2 Majors, ESL Pro League seasons, the PUBG Mobile Global Championship and weekend Tekken brackets all sit under one roof. You get match winner, map handicap, total rounds, first blood and player-kill markets, with in-play pricing that holds whenever a round is contested or

paused. We settle from the organiser's published results, and when a map is replayed under protest the original prices stand unless the ruling says otherwise.

  • PandaScore feeds
  • Abios data
  • Oddin.gg pricing
  • In-play markets
MATCH-UP SPOTLIGHT

Inside Our Esports Rooms

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FEATURED FIXTURE

Dota 2 Major Series

Series markets across the current Dota 2 Major cycle, including map handicap and total-game spreads that reset between maps. Popular with Pakistani viewers who follow the South Asian qualifier brackets through to the main stage.

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NEW ROOM

PUBG Mobile League Play

A dedicated room for PUBG Mobile league lobbies, priced on placement points, kill totals and match winner. Fixtures are grouped by region so you can follow the Asian circuit without scrolling past European cards.

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TOURNAMENT CORNER

Fighting Game Brackets

Solo brackets for Tekken, Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat with outright winner and set-score markets. Fighting-game cards usually run on weekends, which suits late-evening viewing from Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad.

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MOBILE ARENA

Esports On Your Phone

Esports is the part of the lobby that suits a handset, and we shaped the app around that. Fixture lists open in portrait with map-by-map prices stacked underneath, so you...

Portrait fixture list
Map-by-map prices
Match start alerts
Low-data streams
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MATCH-DAY HELP

Help While A Series Runs

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Settlement questions

If a map is replayed, paused or awarded by an admin decision, message our team with the fixture ID. We will explain how that market was settled and when your balance moved.

Stream or price lag

Slow video or prices that look behind usually point to a weak connection. Switch to the low-data stream, refresh the fixture, and share a screenshot with the match time if the gap continues.

Access mid-series

Locked out during a grand final? Use the email reset on the login screen, and agents are available around the clock so a 3am finish never leaves you explaining a closed map the next morning.

HOW WE OPERATE

How We Run Esports Markets

External odds checks

Our esports pricing is compared against historical closing lines by an outside testing house, and settlement rules sit next to every market so you can read them before the match loads.

Licensed data feeds

Scores and round timings arrive from contracted esports data partners rather than scraped streams, so the kill counts and map results behind your slip come from the same feed the tournament uses.

Written market rules

Each esports market carries its own rules covering walkover thresholds, overtime handling and substitute players, so a disputed round has a written answer you can point to afterwards.

Payouts tied to fixtures

Withdrawals linked to esports results are handled by the same team that reviews settlement disputes, which means a stopped market and a payout query are worked through in one conversation.

Account security

Two-step login, new-device confirmation and session alerts on unfamiliar browsers. If someone tries your account from another city, you hear about it before they reach the fixture board.

Support that covers late nights

English and Urdu-speaking agents handle esports queries through the night, which matters when a Majors final in Europe finishes at three in the morning Pakistan time.

How Our Esports Board Differs

Markets beyond match winner
Many boards stop at who takes the series. We price map handicap, total rounds, first blood and individual kills, and those markets reopen the moment the next map loads.
Prices that pause with the game
When an admin pauses a round, our in-play numbers hold instead of drifting on a stale feed, so you are not chasing a price the tournament has already overtaken.
Regional circuits we cover
Alongside the Majors we follow PUBG Mobile and Tekken circuits where Pakistani squads compete, so the fixtures on your board match what your group chat is arguing about.
Rupee-friendly settlement
Esports winnings land through the same JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast rails you use elsewhere on betqq game, with one balance instead of a separate esports wallet.
Settlement you can trace
Every closed market shows the result it settled on. If a tournament overrules a round afterwards, the adjustment appears against that fixture rather than disappearing from your history.
Streams beside the odds
You can watch the map in the same window as the prices, so there is no second screen and no hunt for a working stream two minutes before the opening pistol round.
Fixtures timed for Pakistan
We surface series that start between evening and early morning local time, and alerts land when the veto finishes rather than whenever a tournament page gets around to updating.
ARENA HIGHLIGHTS

Six Things That Define Our Esports

Round-by-round pricing Numbers move with the match rather than once per series...
Full tournament calendars Dota 2 Majors, ESL Pro League, BLAST seasons, the PUBG...
Player-level props Kill totals, headshot counts and first-blood markets built around individual...
Fast settlements Standalone map markets usually close within an hour of the...
Followed-team alerts Follow a squad once and the app tells you when...
One balance sitewide Esports, live tables and the sportsbook draw on a single...

Common Esports Questions We Get Asked

Dota 2, CS2, Valorant, League of Legends, PUBG Mobile, Mobile Legends, Free Fire, Tekken and EA FC. Fixture boards are grouped by title, so you can jump straight to the circuit you already follow.

Yes. In-play pricing covers map handicap, total rounds, first blood and player kills, and it holds when an admin pause is called rather than drifting while the stream catches up to the board.

Standalone maps settle as soon as our data feed confirms the result, usually within minutes. Series markets wait for the closing map, and walkover thresholds are written into each market's own rules.

Streams sit beside the prices inside the fixture view on desktop and in the app, with a low-data option for mobile connections so the video and the numbers stay roughly in step.

It depends on the market. Walkovers normally void, replays follow the organiser's ruling, and any change is shown against the affected fixture in your account history rather than edited out of it.

The circuit barely stops. Major cycles, ESL and BLAST seasons, mobile league splits and weekend fighting-game cards overlap, so there is usually a settled or live fixture board at any hour you check.

No. Esports shares one balance with the rest of the lobby, and JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast move money into and out of that same account where local law permits.