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Cricket Score Chase puts you inside the second innings — your bet tracks whether the chasing side catches the target, over by over. Open your rk688 account, head to the sports lobby, and find Cricket Score Chase listed under cricket markets where eligible by local law and region.
Cricket Score Chase is a cricket-themed betting game built around the run chase — the defining pressure moment of limited-overs cricket. Instead of betting on a full match result before a ball is bowled, you engage with the chase as it unfolds.
You join a Cricket Score Chase round by opening the game from the cricket section in the sports lobby. The screen shows the current innings state — runs scored, wickets down, overs remaining — and a clear entry field for your stake. Confirm the amount shown in your account wallet before submitting.
Two figures sit side by side on the game panel: the current run rate and the required run rate. When the required rate climbs sharply after a wicket or a maiden over, the market odds shift to reflect that pressure. You can see the direction of movement before deciding whether to hold or adjust your position.
Cricket Score Chase opens a fresh betting window after each completed over. The window stays open for a fixed period shown on your screen — the countdown timer is visible and counts down in real time. Miss the window and the next over's market opens shortly after. No bets carry over automatically between windows.
The game is built for portrait mode on Android and iOS browsers. Stake, confirm and the live scoreboard all sit in thumb reach without scrolling. If you switch from mobile to a desktop browser mid-chase, your account session continues and the game state reloads from where the innings currently stands.
Full round rules for Cricket Score Chase appear on the game screen before your first bet in any session. They cover how targets are set, what counts as a valid over, and how the market resolves if the innings ends early. Read them on screen; we do not tuck them into a separate document.
Cricket Score Chase displays live odds on the bet panel itself — you see the current price for the chase succeeding or failing before you confirm. RTP figures are shown only where the game engine exposes them in the published rules panel; we do not quote a number the game itself does not surface.
Cricket Score Chase runs in current mobile browsers — Chrome and Samsung Internet on Android, Safari on iOS — without requiring a separate download. Desktop Chrome and Firefox are also supported.
Each completed Cricket Score Chase round is logged in your account transaction history with the stake amount, the market you chose, and the outcome. You can check this any time from the account section — it is the authoritative record of your activity on this game, not a separate third-party dashboard.
The live chat button is accessible directly from the Cricket Score Chase screen — you do not need to leave the game to open a support thread. Use it if a round result looks inconsistent with what the scoreboard showed, or if a bet confirmation did not appear in your history.
For a detailed dispute about a specific Cricket Score Chase round — especially if the game was interrupted or a market closed unexpectedly — email support gives you space to attach screenshots and describe the over number in question. Find the address in the Help section of your account.
The Help Centre carries published articles specifically about cricket betting markets, including how Cricket Score Chase rounds are resolved and what triggers a void market. Check these before raising a ticket — the resolution criteria are written out in plain language and often answer the question faster.
Cricket Score Chase displays its round rules before any bet is confirmed — covering market resolution, void conditions and over-counting logic. We do not rely on a separate landing page for this; the information is attached to the game itself so you always have the current version in view.
Cricket Score Chase sits within the dedicated cricket category in our sports lobby. The category label and game tile are the quickest way to return to it — no need to search from the home screen each time. Your account session keeps the lobby state as you left it when you come back.
Every stake and settlement from Cricket Score Chase is written to your account history immediately after each round closes. If a result in the history differs from what you saw on screen, the live chat and email routes described in the help section are the documented paths to raise it formally.
The terms governing how Cricket Score Chase markets are priced and settled are available from the Help Centre. Availability of this game depends on your local law and eligible region. Check the published terms for your account type before placing your first round, as market access can vary.
The chase target is the number of runs the batting side must reach or exceed within the allotted overs. In Cricket Score Chase, this figure anchors the entire betting market and is displayed prominently on the game panel throughout the innings.
Required run rate is the runs-per-over the batting side needs from the current point onwards to reach the target. It rises after every maiden over or wicket and falls after a boundary-heavy over, directly shifting the odds on the game panel.
A void market means the round result is cancelled and stakes are returned to your account wallet. This typically happens when play is abandoned due to weather or when the innings ends in circumstances that fall outside the game's published settlement rules.
A betting window is the short period between overs during which you can place or revise a bet. Once the next over begins, the window closes. The countdown timer on screen shows exactly how long each window remains open before the market locks.
Market lock is the moment a betting window closes and no new bets are accepted until the next over's window opens. Any bet entered after lock is not accepted — the game screen confirms this with a visible status message rather than silently rejecting the entry.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of stakes returned over many rounds. For Cricket Score Chase, this figure is displayed only where the game engine exposes it in the published rules panel; we do not quote a number the game itself does not surface.
Open the sports section from the main navigation and select the cricket category. Cricket Score Chase appears as a labelled tile within that category. If a match-based chase round is not currently active, the tile will show the next scheduled round's start time so you know when to return.
Yes. Cricket Score Chase loads directly in your mobile browser — Chrome on Android and Safari on iOS both work without any separate download. Your account session carries over if you switch between mobile and desktop mid-session, so the game state continues from the current innings position.
From your account wallet, select deposit and choose Nagad or Rocket from the listed options. Follow the fields and verification steps shown on that screen. Once the wallet transfer confirms, the balance reflects in your account and you can enter the next available Cricket Score Chase betting window.
If the innings is suspended and cannot be completed under the published rules, the round is typically declared void and your stake is returned to your account wallet. The exact conditions are written in the game's rules panel — check them before each round as terms can vary by market type.
If a bet confirmation did not generate a history entry, first do a hard refresh on the browser tab to force the account data to update.
Availability depends on your local law and the eligible region associated with your account. Some cricket markets within Cricket Score Chase may be restricted based on account type or region. The game screen will indicate if a particular round or market is not available for your account at that time.