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HELP DURING CHASE

Support While You Follow a Score Chase

Mid-match questions happen. Here is how to reach us while a Cricket Score Chase round is live so your account keeps moving without delay.

Live Chat Open the chat icon inside your account dashboard during any active Cricket Score Chase market. Our team can check bet status, market suspension reasons, and wallet credits in real time.
Account Wallet Queries If a settled Cricket Score Chase round does not reflect in your bKash or Nagad-linked wallet balance, raise a transaction query through the account help menu with your round reference number.
Match Result Disputes Score Chase markets settle on official scorer data. If a result looks off, send the match ID and over reference via the support ticket form and we will verify against the data feed.
HOW WE RUN IT

How We Keep Score Chase Markets Fair

Fair Cricket Score Chase markets depend on clean data, transparent settlement rules, and consistent account crediting. Here is what we do on each front so you can follow a chase with confidence.

Official Scorer Data

Every Cricket Score Chase market settles against verified official scorer feeds, not crowd-sourced or delayed data, so the final ball and run total are the same source we and you both see.

Published Settlement Rules

Chase target rules — including rain interruptions, DLS revisions, and abandoned matches — are written in plain English in our market rules section before any round opens.

Account Credit Audit

Settled Score Chase rounds post to your account transaction log within the same session. Each entry shows the market name, odds accepted, and the amount credited so nothing is hidden.

Provider Accountability

The sports content studios supplying our cricket data feeds operate under independently reviewed data-supply standards. Where a studio publishes audit notes, we link them from the market card.

bd99999 Inside the Cricket Score Chase Format

Inside the Cricket Score Chase Format

Cricket Score Chase is a betting format where you wager on whether a team will reach or exceed a posted target — typically a second-innings run chase. Our lobby organises these markets by match type: T20 chases move fast, ODI chases carry deeper over-by-over options, and BPL fixtures appear as they are scheduled. Each market shows the chase line, current run rate,

and wickets in hand so you can read the match state before committing. Providers supplying these data feeds include sports content studios recognised in live-data cricket markets. Where RTP or margin data is exposed by the provider, it appears on the market card itself.

Cricket Score Chase Glossary

New to the format or just want to be clear on what each term means before you place a round? These definitions cover the language you will see inside our Score Chase lobby.

What is a Chase Line?

The chase line is the posted run target a team must reach for a 'yes' outcome. Our lobby displays it as the exact number of runs required in the allotted overs, pulled from the official match scorecard.

What does Run Rate mean in a Score Chase market?

Run rate is runs scored divided by overs bowled. In a Score Chase round, a rising run rate against the required rate signals the chasing team is on track, which shifts the live odds accordingly.

What is a DLS adjustment?

DLS stands for Duckworth-Lewis-Stern. It recalculates a chase target when rain or bad light cuts overs. Our Score Chase markets settle on the revised DLS target, not the original posted total.

What is Market Suspension in live Score Chase?

Market suspension means betting is paused, usually at a wicket fall, boundary review, or official drinks break. The market reopens automatically once the feed confirms play has resumed.

What is a Void Bet in a Chase round?

A void bet is cancelled and your stake is returned. In Score Chase, this typically happens when a match is abandoned before the minimum overs required for a valid result are completed.

What does In-Play mean for Score Chase?

In-play means the market is live while the match is ongoing. Score Chase in-play odds shift over by over, reacting to wickets, runs, and required rate changes in real time during the innings.

Common Questions About Score Chase Rounds

These are the questions we hear most from people exploring Cricket Score Chase for the first time or returning after a break. Each answer reflects how our lobby actually works right now.

You pick a match with an active chase market, review the target and current run rate, and place your round before or during the innings. Settlement happens automatically once the official scorer confirms the final ball result.

BPL fixtures, international T20s, and major ODI series appear in our chase lobby as they are scheduled. T20 chases are the most frequent format; ODI chases open with over-by-over options from roughly the 20th over onward.

Yes — our chase lobby loads in any mobile browser without an app install. The market card, live run rate, odds, and your account balance all sit on one screen so you can track the innings from anywhere in Bangladesh.

Settled rounds credit directly to your bd99999 account wallet. From there you can transfer out via bKash, Nagad, or Rocket through the withdrawal screen, subject to standard wallet verification on your account.

If a DLS recalculation applies, your bet settles against the revised target. If the match is abandoned before the minimum valid-result overs are bowled, your stake is returned as a void bet with no deduction.

The market card in our lobby updates odds in line with the data feed over by over. You will see the odds shift after each wicket or boundary cluster, giving you a real-time read on how the market views the remaining chase.
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