We carry Cricket Score Chase markets across IPL, BPL and international fixtures — you pick innings targets, monitor live run rates, and settle positions straight to your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet.
If a market freezes mid-over or a settlement looks off, we have paths to resolve it quickly so your Cricket Score Chase experience stays smooth.
Tap the chat icon inside the chase lobby itself — no need to navigate away from your open positions. An agent responds during match hours and can check settlement status, explain void rules for rain interruptions, or clarify how required-rate recalculations affect your position.
Send a message to our WhatsApp number listed in your account settings. Useful when you are watching outside the lobby and notice a discrepancy. Share a screenshot of the market and the agent can cross-reference against the live scorecard feed we use.
If a chase settlement does not match the final scorecard, email our disputes queue with the match ID and your position reference. We reconcile against ball-by-ball data and respond within the same business day, crediting corrections directly to your wallet.
Most platforms offer a single match-winner line. We break the chase into granular segments so you engage with the innings dynamically rather than picking one outcome and waiting.
Generic platforms give you total runs at the end. We let you position on specific over-range totals — will the chasing side score 12 or more in overs 7-10? That granularity keeps you involved across the whole innings rather than watching passively.
We show the real-time required rate inside every market card, updated ball by ball. Other platforms bury this stat on a separate scorecard page, forcing you to calculate manually or switch tabs during critical overs.
Our odds engine adjusts immediately when a wicket falls — not on a 30-second delay. If a set batsman departs, you see the revised price within a couple of deliveries, giving you a fairer entry point before the market drifts.
We allow partial position closure between overs during natural breaks. You lock in part of your gain if the chase is on track, and keep the rest running in case boundaries keep coming. Many platforms only allow full exit or none.
Our chase lobby covers T20, ODI, and even Test fourth-innings chases when targets are set. You get the same interface and settlement rules across formats, unlike platforms that only activate score chase for franchise T20 leagues.
Winnings from settled chase positions can route directly to your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet. You do not need to convert through an intermediary e-wallet or wait for a bank transfer queue — select your rail and the funds move.
Some platforms void chase markets if fewer than a set number of overs are bowled. We follow DLS recalculations instead, so even rain-shortened chases still settle fairly based on revised targets rather than being voided outright.
We split Cricket Score Chase into distinct rooms so you find the match format and scenario that fits your style without scrolling through unrelated markets.
Cricket Score Chase is a category where you engage with live innings targets during an actual match. The batting side sets the chase, and you position yourself on over-by-over milestones — will they reach 50 by the sixth over, or will the required rate climb beyond reach? We pull data from real fixtures so every market reflects actual ball-by-ball progress. Providers powering
these markets deliver odds that shift in real time as wickets fall or boundaries fly. You will find chase scenarios for T20 internationals, IPL group stages, BPL knockout rounds and bilateral ODI series. Each market shows the current required run rate, projected total, and wickets in hand. Positions settle fast once the innings concludes, and your payout reflects directly in your account
wallet. The whole experience runs through the same lobby you use for Football SuperGoal or Cricket Stats Hub — one login, same balance, no switching apps.
These are the elements we built into Cricket Score Chase to make the category feel specific, responsive and worth returning to across every fixture.
The live scorecard sits inside the market card — no second tab needed. You see runs, wickets, overs and required rate alongside your open position so every decision happens with full context on one screen.
Filter upcoming chase markets by competition — IPL, BPL, ICC events, bilateral series. The calendar shows which innings are likely to produce chase scenarios based on toss results and historical trends at each venue.
A small worm graph tracks the chasing team's progress against the required rate. Peaks show acceleration, dips show pressure phases. It helps you spot entry moments without needing to mentally calculate run-rate differences yourself.
Enable browser or device notifications and we alert you when the chasing side enters powerplay, death overs, or when the required rate crosses a threshold you set. You stay connected even when multitasking.
Every chase position you have ever placed is logged with match details, entry odds, settlement result and profit or loss. Use the log to review your decision patterns across different formats and improve your read of chase dynamics.
Pin your preferred leagues — BPL, IPL, or Bangladesh internationals — so the chase lobby opens pre-filtered to those fixtures. One less tap each match day, especially useful when multiple games overlap during tournament phases.
If you are new to chase markets, these definitions cover the language you will encounter inside our lobby.
Required Run Rate (RRR) is the number of runs the chasing team needs per over to reach the target. It recalculates after every ball bowled, rising when dot balls occur and dropping when boundaries are hit. Our market cards display it live.
A Chase Milestone market asks whether the batting side will reach a specific run total by a given over — for example, 80 runs by over 10. You take a position for or against, and settlement happens once that over is completed.
DLS (Duckworth-Lewis-Stern) is the formula used to recalculate chase targets when rain interrupts. If overs are lost, the target adjusts downward. Our markets re-price immediately when a revised target is confirmed by match officials.
Partial Cash-Out lets you close part of your open position before the chase concludes. You lock in a portion of profit or cut a portion of loss while keeping the rest active. It is available between overs during natural breaks in play.
A market is voided when the result cannot be determined — typically if a match is abandoned without a ball bowled in the relevant innings. Voided positions return your stake to your wallet balance without profit or loss applied.
Death-Over Surge covers overs 16-20 in a T20 chase. You position on whether the batting side will score above or below a posted total in that specific phase, reflecting the high-risk, high-reward nature of the closing overs.
Settlement is the moment your position is resolved — the outcome is confirmed against the live feed data, and profit or loss is applied to your wallet. In Cricket Score Chase, settlement happens automatically once the relevant over or innings ends.
A Momentum Shift alert triggers when the required rate changes sharply — usually after a cluster of wickets or a big over. We send this as a push notification if you have alerts enabled, flagging a potential entry or exit opportunity.
In-Play means the market is active while the match is happening. Odds update ball by ball based on live data. You can enter or exit positions during play, unlike pre-match markets that lock before the first delivery is bowled.
Powerplay Chase markets focus on the first six overs of the innings when fielding restrictions apply. You position on whether the chasing side will exceed a target within that phase — typically a high-boundary, low-wicket window that suits aggressive batters.
Real questions from visitors who use our chase lobby — answered directly.