Kabaddi All-Out Bonus Calculator

Check whether a raid triggers an All Out (Lona) and calculate the resulting +2 bonus and total raid points

All Out (Lona) Rule: An All Out is declared when all 7 defenders are eliminated. The raiding team earns +2 bonus points on top of their touch points, and all 7 defenders are revived immediately.

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Defenders the raider successfully tags in this raid

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An All Out (also called a Lona) happens when a raiding team eliminates every one of the seven opposing defenders — through a combination of touch points and tackles going against the defending side over multiple raids — before any of them are revived. When the 7th and final defender is sent to the sitting block, the raiding team is awarded a bonus of 2 extra points on top of everything already scored, and all 7 eliminated defenders are immediately revived back onto the court.

This calculator checks whether a specific raid — given how many defenders were already on the court and how many were tagged in that raid — results in an All Out, and computes the resulting bonus and total raid points.

All-Out bonus
+2 points
Trigger
All 7 defenders eliminated
Effect on defenders
All 7 revived immediately
Counted toward
Raiding team's total raid points
Formula:All Out occurs when: Defenders On Court − Defenders Tagged This Raid ≤ 0
1
Defenders On Court Before This Raid: How many defenders remain on the mat before this raid begins (1–7).
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Defenders Tagged This Raid: How many of those defenders the raider successfully tags in this single raid.
Source: Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) Official Rules; Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India (AKFI) Rules & Regulations

A +2 bonus on top of the raid's own points, combined with instantly wiping out a numbers disadvantage the raiding team may have been carrying, makes an All Out capable of erasing a multi-point deficit in a single 30-second raid — which is exactly why it's treated as the single biggest momentum shift the sport has, comparable to a grand slam in cricket or a shorthanded goal in hockey.

It also shapes defensive strategy directly: coaches will often deliberately sacrifice a weaker defender early to avoid leaving their remaining strongest defenders exposed to a final tagging raid that could trigger the All Out, accepting a smaller loss now to prevent the larger one later.

No — an All Out counts the cumulative eliminations across multiple raids (and tackle attempts against the raiding side), not just one raid. The final defender being eliminated — whether by a touch point or a failed tackle attempt that sends a raider through — is what triggers the All Out, regardless of how many earlier raids contributed to the count.

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