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Cricket Score Chase at p77pp

Score Chase betting puts you right inside the second innings — every over matters, every wicket shifts the odds, and your account updates in real time.

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What We Offer in Score Chase

Cricket Score Chase is a live betting format where you back or oppose the chasing team's ability to reach a set target within the allotted overs. At p77pp, odds shift dynamically after each delivery — a quick wicket tightens the market instantly, while a boundary pair opens it back up. We source our Score Chase feeds from established cricket data providers, so

the numbers you see reflect the actual run rate and required rate at that moment. Markets are available from the first ball of the chase through to the final over, and you can enter or exit a position at any point while the innings is live. Availability depends on your local law and eligible regions.

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How We Run Score Chase Markets

Live Data Feeds

Our Score Chase odds come from professional cricket data streams, not manual entry. That means the required run rate and wickets-in-hand figures update ball by ball without lag on your screen.

Clear Settlement Rules

Every Score Chase market has published settlement terms in your bet slip before you confirm. Revised targets under D/L method, super overs, and abandoned matches are all covered in the rules section of your account.

Transparent Odds Movement

We do not hide how odds shift. When a wicket falls or a boundary is hit, the new price is shown immediately alongside the previous one so you can see exactly how the market moved.

Account Security on Every Bet

Each Score Chase stake is logged to your account with a unique reference. Your transaction history shows stake, odds at placement, and settlement outcome — all visible under your account activity tab.

SCORE CHASE HELP

Support While You Follow the Chase

Live Match Queries If a Score Chase market suspends mid-over or odds freeze during a rain delay, reach our support team via live chat. We monitor active cricket fixtures and can clarify settlement rules for interrupted matches.
Wallet & Stake Help Adding funds mid-chase via bKash or Nagad is straightforward — open your wallet app, send to the account number shown in your deposit screen, confirm your PIN, and the balance reflects before the next over starts.
Settlement Questions Score Chase bets settle on the official match result. If you have a question about how a Duckworth-Lewis revision affected your market, contact support with your bet reference and we'll walk through the calculation.

Cricket Score Chase Glossary

What is Required Run Rate (RRR)?

Required Run Rate is the number of runs the chasing team must score per over to reach the target. It rises with every dot ball and falls with every boundary, and it directly drives Score Chase odds.

What does 'market suspension' mean in live cricket betting?

A market suspension is a brief pause in betting, usually triggered by a wicket, a boundary, or an official timeout. Odds are recalculated during the suspension before the market reopens for new positions.

What is the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method?

DLS is the official mathematical formula used to revise targets in rain-affected matches. It accounts for overs remaining and wickets in hand, and all Score Chase settlements follow the DLS-adjusted target.

What does 'cash out' mean in a Score Chase market?

Cash out lets you settle your Score Chase bet before the innings ends, at the current market value. The amount offered reflects live odds at that moment — it may be higher or lower than your original stake.

What is a 'wicket maiden' and how does it affect the chase?

A wicket maiden is an over where the bowler takes at least one wicket and concedes zero runs. It sharply increases the Required Run Rate and typically causes an immediate odds shift in Score Chase markets.

What does 'in-play' mean for Score Chase betting?

In-play means the market is open while the match is live. For Score Chase, in-play betting starts from the first ball of the second innings and continues until the result is confirmed or the market closes.

Score Chase Questions Answered

We carry Score Chase markets for T20 internationals, ODIs, and BPL domestic fixtures. T20 formats tend to have the most active in-play movement given the shorter chase window. Availability depends on your eligible region.

Yes. The Score Chase market loads in your mobile browser without needing an app download. Open your account, go to the live cricket section, select the active match, and the chase market is right there alongside the scorecard.

Open your bKash or Nagad app, send to the deposit number shown in your account wallet screen, and confirm with your PIN. The balance typically reflects within the same over so you can place before the next ball.

If a match is officially abandoned before a result is possible, Score Chase bets are voided and your stake is returned to your account wallet. The settlement follows the official match status from the governing cricket board.

A wicket triggers a market suspension. When the market reopens, the chasing team's odds lengthen because fewer wickets remain to absorb pressure. The bigger the wicket — say, the set batter — the sharper the shift.

Every settled Score Chase bet appears in your account activity tab with the stake, the odds at placement, and the final settlement outcome. You can filter by date or by sport to find a specific match quickly.
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