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Cricket Score Chase puts you at the centre of a run-rate betting format built around cricket innings — pick your position, read the over targets, and see how each round lands. Available on mobile and desktop for eligible accounts in Bangladesh.
Cricket Score Chase is a structured betting game that mirrors the flow of a cricket innings. Each round represents an over, and you place a position on whether the score outcome will fall above or below a published target for that interval.
Before you place a position in Cricket Score Chase, the game panel shows the over number, the target score range for that round, and the available stake inputs. Each mechanic is visible on screen — nothing is hidden behind a separate menu.
At the start of each session, Cricket Score Chase lets you choose which over position to enter. The target range for that over is displayed before you commit, so you can read the setup fully before placing anything.
Stake fields appear inline with the over target. Minimum and maximum inputs are shown directly on the panel — check the values displayed in your active session, as they reflect your account's configured limits rather than a fixed global amount.
Once the over simulation completes, the result is posted instantly to your session strip. Win or loss, the round outcome is itemised — score generated versus target — so you can follow exactly how the result was reached without guessing.
You are not locked into continuous play. Cricket Score Chase allows a natural break between overs, which fits a mobile session where you may switch contexts. Re-entering the next over is a single tap from the same screen.
We do not publish a standalone RTP figure for Cricket Score Chase on this page because the value is only shown where the game engine itself exposes it — open the game, navigate to the information or rules panel, and the figure will appear if the for
RTP for Cricket Score Chase is shown only inside the game's own rules or information panel, where the engine exposes it. We do not publish a separate figure here — open the game to find the value relevant to your running version.
Every over result in your session is recorded in the in-game history strip. Score generated, target set and your stake outcome appear line by line, giving you a clear round-by-round record without needing to contact support.
Cricket Score Chase runs in a standard mobile or desktop browser without a separate download. Open your account, navigate to the sports-themed games section, and the title loads from the lobby directly within the same browser tab.
Full rules — including how over targets are set and how results are resolved — sit inside the game panel before your first stake. Read them before entering a round; the rules panel is always reachable from the in-game menu icon.
Most Cricket Score Chase questions — round results, stake limits, session history — are answered by the in-information panel and your account transaction record before you need to reach anyone. When those sources do not resolve your question, bd133 has support routes published on the site.
Reach live chat from the support icon in your signed-in account. It is the faster route for active Cricket Score Chase session questions — round disputes, screen errors or a stake that did not register — where back-and-forth is more practical than email.
Email is the right channel when you need to attach evidence — a screenshot of a Cricket Score Chase round result or a Nagad or Rocket wallet receipt that does not match your account credit. Include your account ID and the session date for faster matching.
Before contacting support about a Cricket Score Chase payout or deduction, open your account's transaction history. Each round stake and result is logged with a timestamp. This record is the reference point both you and the support team work from.
Cricket Score Chase sits inside a game lobby where category navigation, published rules and account-level record-keeping are the practical trust signals we point to.
Before any stake, Cricket Score Chase displays its rules and — where the engine supports it — its RTP information. Where the engine exposes it, the rules panel also shows RTP information — open the panel before your first stake to see what is currently published for your running version. This panel is always reachable from the in-game menu. Reading it takes under two minutes and removes most pre-session uncertainty.
Every Cricket Score Chase round you play is logged in your account transaction history with a timestamp and outcome. This record is fixed once a round closes. It is the reference point for any query about a session result or wallet movement.
Access to Cricket Score Chase is determined by the region check that runs when you sign in.
Cricket Score Chase is listed in the sports-themed games section of the bd133 lobby, separate from live casino tables and slot rooms. Navigating by category is the most direct way to find it without scrolling through the full game list.
Short definitions for terms that appear inside the Cricket Score Chase panel, your account history and the game rules section.
An over target is the score range the game sets for a single over round. You place your position relative to that range. The target is shown on screen before you commit any stake, and it changes with each new over.
Round resolution is the moment the simulated over completes and the result is posted. The game calculates the generated score against the published target and logs the outcome — win or loss — to your session history strip immediately.
The session history strip is the running log at the bottom of the Cricket Score Chase screen. It records each over result — target set, score generated, stake placed and outcome — for the current playing session in chronological order.
RTP, or return-to-player, is a percentage indicating how much of total stakes the game returns over many rounds. For Cricket Score Chase, this figure is only shown inside the game's own rules panel where the engine exposes it — not published separately here.
Stake input is the amount you enter into the game's bet field before an over round begins. Minimum and maximum values are shown inline on the panel and reflect your account's configured limits rather than a universal fixed amount.
Over selection is the step where you choose which over position to enter at the start of a session. Each selectable over has its own target range displayed, so you can compare positions before deciding where to place your stake for that round.
Here are the questions we see most often from people exploring Cricket Score Chase for the first time or returning after a break.
Sign in to your account and navigate to the sports-themed games section — this is separate from the live casino and slot rooms. Cricket Score Chase is listed there.
No. Cricket Score Chase runs on a self-contained round engine that generates over results independently of any live fixture. Each session is paced by you, not by a real match schedule. This means you can start and stop at any point between overs without missing anything.
Yes. The game loads in a standard mobile browser — Chrome or your device's default browser works. Open your bd133 account in the browser, go to the sports-themed games section and select Cricket Score Chase. No separate download or app installation is needed to access it.
Two places: the in-game session history strip shows round-by-round results while you are inside the game, and your account transaction history shows the wallet movements tied to each session. Both are available as soon as a round closes and neither can be edited after the fact.
First, check your account transaction history — the deduction timestamp will show whether the round was logged on our side. If a wallet deduction appears but no matching round result is in your session history, contact support via email.
Availability depends on your local law and the eligible regions confirmed when your account was set up. The region check runs at login, not at the game level, so if Cricket Score Chase does not appear in your lobby after