FAQ Type: Sports VND

Kabaddi

Kabaddi is a contact team sport that began in India and has gained global popularity. It is played in a large square arena with two halves of 20 minutes each, totaling 40 minutes of playtime. Two teams compete to score points, with players taking turns as “raiders” who enter the opponent’s half to tag defenders and return without being tackled. Defenders aim to stop the raider and prevent them from scoring. The game requires strength, agility, and strategy.

Key Elements of Kabaddi:

• Raiders and Defenders: The raider’s goal is to tag as many defenders as possible and return to their half without being tackled. Defenders try to stop the raider by tackling them.
• Lobby:  This expanded playing area is used when a defender is touched. It offers more space for both raiders and defenders to score or get the raider out.
• Bonus Line: Active when there are 6 or 7 defenders, a raider scores a point by placing one foot over the bonus line while the other foot remains in the air and successfully returning to the midline.
• Super Tackle: When the defending team has 3 or fewer players and successfully tackles the raider, they earn two points—one for the tackle and a bonus point for achieving it with fewer defenders.
• Do or Die Raid:  After two consecutive unsuccessful raids, the third raid must result in a score. Failure to do so results in the raider being declared out.
• All Out: If a raider successfully gets all defenders out in a single raid, it is called an ‘all out.’ The raiding team earns one point per eliminated player and an additional two points.

Virtual Sports

Virtual sports are computer-generated simulations of sporting events, created specifically for betting. Unlike traditional sports, these events are not based on actual athletic competitions but are generated through advanced software algorithms and random number generators (RNGs). The simulations follow the rules and characteristics of real sports, providing a realistic betting experience.

Key Features of Virtual Sports Betting:

• 24/7 Availability: Virtual sports events can be scheduled and generated at any time, offering constant betting opportunities regardless of the time of day or season.
• Quick Turnaround: Virtual sports events are shorter than real-world sports, allowing for faster bet resolutions and more frequent betting opportunities.
• Random Outcomes: Outcomes are determined by algorithms and RNGs, ensuring unpredictability similar to real sports but without real-world influences.
• Various Sports Options: Virtual sports cover a range of sports, including football (soccer), horse racing, basketball, and tennis. Bettors have multiple virtual sports to choose from.
• Visual Simulation: Many virtual sports come with visual simulations or animations that mimic the look and feel of a real sports broadcast, enhancing entertainment value.

Note:  In the event of a technical issue with virtual sports, BetJili will void all affected bets and return the funds to players’ accounts.

A handicap bet levels the playing field between the favorite and the underdog by adding or subtracting points from the final score. This way, both teams or players have a fair chance in the betting market.

• Favorite: The team or player expected to win.
• Underdog: The team or player expected to lose.

How It Works

1. Handicap: Points are given or taken away to balance the odds.
   • For Example: If Team A is playing against Team B and Team A is the underdog, the bookmaker might set a handicap line of +1.25 for Team A.
2. Betting on the Underdog: If you bet on Team A (+1.25), you win if Team A loses by 1 goal or less, or if Team A wins or draws the game.
3. Betting on the Favorite: If you bet on Team B, you win if Team B wins by more than 1.25 goals.

“Outright” betting involves placing a wager on the overall winner of a tournament, league, or competition, rather than individual matches or events within it. This type of bet focuses on predicting the final outcome of the entire competition.

Examples include:

• The final outcome of a major tournament, like the Cricket World Cup.
• The final outcome of a preliminary round, such as the group winner in the World Cup.

1X2 is a popular betting notation used mainly in football (soccer) betting. It represents the three possible outcomes of a match:

• Home Win (1): Betting on “1” means you predict the home team will win. If the home team wins, your bet is successful.
• Draw (X): Betting on “X” means you predict the match will end in a draw. Your bet wins if the match ends without a winner after regular time.
• Away Win (2): Betting on “2” means you predict the away team will win. If the away team wins, your bet is successful.

* This simple betting format is widely used and understood, making it a staple in sports betting.

“Cash out” is a feature in betting that lets users close their bets before an event ends. This allows you to either secure some profit or reduce losses. Here’s how to use it:

1. Only matches with the “Cash Out” icon can use this feature.
2. Go to the “Statement” section and check the box to view all eligible tickets across different matches.
3. Each ticket will show a “Cash Out” button and the cash-out amount.
4. Use the slider or enter the amount directly to cash out. The minimum partial cash out is 20% of the original bet.
5. Click the “Cash Out” button and confirm. The system will process your cash out immediately.

Important Notes:

• Cash out is not available for parlays, multiple betting options, or bonus bets.
• Each bet can only be cashed out once.

* This feature gives you more control and flexibility, letting you make strategic decisions during the event.

Once you confirm your bet, it cannot be canceled or edited. Therefore, always ensure that all details of your bet are accurate before confirming.