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Your first call to the dugout: the six things we ask before a girl is sent

Posted on 21 October 2026

Most men who ring +91 98657 02549 for the first time are a little tense. Nobody tells you what the call is like, so here it is, question by question. There are six. With the answers ready you put the phone down two minutes later holding a name and a time.

A woman in a red dress on the phone on the steps of a small Bangalore cricket ground at night

1. "Where are you staying?"

The first question, every time. Not your name, not your budget: the place. Our girls live on different sides of Bangalore (the stands on the homepage show who lives where), and the girl we suggest depends on who can reach you without crossing the whole city at 11 PM. Name the area first, then the sort of place: hotel, own flat, serviced flat. For a hotel we want its name plus the room; for a flat: building, tower where there is one, door number. You can give the room number later, when she is on her way, if you prefer.

2. "Which hour, and which format?"

When she should knock, and which format: an hour (₹8,000), two or three hours (₹10,000 and ₹12,000) or the full night till 6 AM (₹30,000; the one night stand girls page shows who prefers that one). The format decides the price, not the girl, so this question also settles the money before anyone is embarrassed. Bookings may begin right up to the day's last ball: 1:30 AM on Monday, 2 AM Tuesday to Friday, 3 AM on Saturday and Sunday.

A woman in a black halter top and a man in a grey T-shirt at the fence of a box-cricket turf at night, he holds a red ball

3. "Did you see somebody you liked?"

If you picked a face on the site, say her name. If her evening is open, done. If somebody has her already, you hear it straight away, together with two or three open names from your side of town and a word on each. Nobody is pushed on you. No face in mind? Tell us what sort of evening and what sort of girl, and the picking is ours.

4. "Have you booked with us before?"

A first-timer hears the rules in thirty seconds: no advance, her fee changes hands inside the room (notes or a UPI scan), the hour starts when she is inside with you. A returning caller skips this. Both get the same price; there is no loyalty rate and no first-time discount, because there is one price sheet for the whole squad.

5. "A first name for the door?"

Any name. She asks for it at the door or at the hotel reception so the right room opens. We do not write it anywhere; our privacy page says what we keep, and it is close to nothing.

6. "Which number should she call when she is close?"

Usually the one you are calling from. She rings it from the gate or the lift when she is downstairs, so you can open up; your number is used for nothing else. If you would rather she did not call, say so, and she will knock at the agreed minute instead.

A woman in a navy dress at the open door of an ordinary flat, a man in a white T-shirt inside the doorway

How the two minutes go

  1. 1Where you are
  2. 2Time + how long
  3. 3A name you liked
  4. 4First time or not
  5. 5A name for the door
  6. 6The number to call
One over, six balls, about two minutes. After the sixth, she is on her way.

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What we never ask

Your full name, your ID, your company, your home address, a photo of you, or any money before she arrives. A call in our name that wants any of those is a fake. Hang up and ring +91 98657 02549 yourself.

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Ready? The toss is yours: call the dugout, or read the ten laws of the night first.