Who We Are
298pkr is an online gaming platform designed from the ground up with Pakistani players in mind. The name might not tell you that immediately, but everything underneath it does. From the moment you land on the site, the experience is built around how people in Pakistan actually use the internet, pay for things, and enjoy entertainment — not around some generic international template that happens to accept Pakistani sign-ups.
We cover the full range of online gaming: slot games from established international providers, a live casino section with real dealers running tables around the clock, bingo rooms with regular draws, and a sports betting section anchored by cricket. PSL fixtures, T20 internationals, bilateral series, and ICC events are all covered with proper market depth. Football, esports, and other sports round out the offering for players who follow more than just cricket.
The payments side of 298pkr is where the local thinking is most obvious. Every deposit and withdrawal happens in PKR. JazzCash and Easypaisa — the two most widely used mobile wallets in Pakistan — are both fully supported. Raast, Pakistan's national instant payment system, is there for bank-linked transfers. Traditional bank transfers and card payments work for those who prefer them. No currency conversion, no hidden fees, no asking players to work in currencies that don't match how they think about money.
Why We Built This
When the 298pkr team looked at what was available to Pakistani players in online gaming, the gap was obvious. Most platforms were built for European or other markets and then technically opened up to Pakistan as an afterthought. The payment support was incomplete. The sports coverage didn't prioritise cricket. The customer service operated in time zones that made getting help awkward. The whole experience had the feeling of something built elsewhere, with Pakistani players as a secondary consideration.
298pkr was built to close that gap. That meant starting with the payment infrastructure — getting JazzCash and Easypaisa working properly before anything else, because those are the tools Pakistani players already use for everyday transactions. It meant putting cricket betting at the top of the sports section rather than tucking it in somewhere between more internationally prominent sports. It meant designing the mobile experience for the devices and network conditions that are actually common in Pakistan, not assuming a high-speed broadband connection and a large screen.
The result is a platform that feels familiar and functional from day one — not because it's been localised as a cosmetic exercise, but because it was designed with a clear picture of who was going to use it.