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Cricket Score Chase puts you on the right side of the scoreboard — you read the innings, call the total, and the result plays out ball by ball. Available on abba77 where local law and eligible regions permit, this is the cricket-themed game built for how Bangladesh follows the sport.
Cricket Score Chase is a cricket-themed prediction game where you call whether a team's run total — across an over, a powerplay or a full innings — lands above or below a set target line. It sits in the sports-style games category rather than a traditional slot or live table format.
Each round in Cricket Score Chase is structured around a single question: does the batting side reach the target? Below are the four core mechanics that shape every session you play.
Before each round, a run target is displayed on screen. This is the number your call is measured against. The target shifts across rounds based on match context — powerplay overs typically carry different lines than the death overs. Read it before you confirm.
Some rounds cover a single over; others span a full innings segment. The scope is shown clearly at the top of each round frame. Knowing whether you are calling one over or a ten-over block changes how you read the run rate before committing.
You select over or under, set your stake within your account's visible limits and confirm. The game will not advance until confirmation is registered — no accidental calls. Your account wallet balance updates in the transaction record after each round closes.
On a phone browser, the round display stacks vertically: target line at top, call buttons in the middle, stake row below. The layout does not require zooming or horizontal scrolling. Returning to the lobby from mid-game keeps your session active on the same device.
Odds, call multipliers and round rules in Cricket Score Chase are displayed within the game screen before each round starts. We do not publish a standalone RTP percentage for this title — that figure is shown only where the game itself surfaces it in the information panel.
The multiplier for each call — over or under the target — is shown before you confirm. It varies by round scope and target difficulty. Check it each time; it is not fixed across all rounds.
RTP information for Cricket Score Chase is shown only where the game or its publishing provider exposes it in the in-information panel. We do not attach an invented percentage to this title from our side.
Tap the information icon inside the game screen to read the full published rules. This is available on both mobile browser and desktop. No account login is required to view the rules panel in most display modes.
Cricket Score Chase runs in a standard mobile or desktop browser without a separate download. The game detects your screen size and adjusts the round display accordingly. Session continuity is preserved if you switch between browser tabs or return after a short break.
If a round result is unclear, your stake did not register or you need to review a transaction after a Cricket Score Chase session, the support routes below are the ones published on abba77. Use the route that matches how urgently you need a response — live chat for active round issues, email for transaction reviews.
The live chat icon appears at the bottom of the screen when you are logged in. Use it to report a round that did not resolve correctly or a call that was confirmed but not recorded. Describe the round number and the target shown.
For transaction queries — such as a Cricket Score Chase stake deducted but the round not appearing in your history — email the support address published on the contact page. Include your account ID and the approximate round time.
Every confirmed stake and round result in Cricket Score Chase is recorded in your account transaction history. Check this under the wallet section before contacting support — it usually resolves stake confirmation questions without waiting for a reply.
Cricket Score Chase is available under the same account and wallet system as the rest of the lobby. Published round rules, visible multipliers and an in-information panel are the transparency tools we keep in place for this game.
The rules for Cricket Score Chase are published inside the game frame, accessible via the information icon. This is the authoritative source for how rounds are scored, how targets are set and how multipliers are calculated. Read it before your first session.
Every call you make and every round result are stored in your account transaction log. If a round result looks wrong, the log entry is the first place to check — it shows the target, your call, the outcome and the wallet impact in one row.
We do not assign Cricket Score Chase to a specific studio in our published materials. Game content in the lobby comes from studios including Pragmatic Play, CQ9 and others in our catalogue — but we only name a studio against a title when that mapping is confirmed in lobby data.
Your Cricket Score Chase session history stays tied to your account across devices. Switch from phone to desktop mid-week and your transaction record is unchanged. Wallet balance and round history follow your login, not your device.
The target line is the run total the game sets for a round. You call whether the batting side scores over or under it. The line is fixed before the round starts and visible on screen before you confirm your call.
Over means you predict the batting side will exceed the target runs. Under means you predict they will fall short. These are the two available calls per round. The multiplier for each side is shown before you confirm.
Round scope refers to how many overs or innings segments the round covers. A single-over scope resolves faster; a full-innings scope covers more deliveries. The scope is shown at the top of the round frame before each call.
The call multiplier is the factor applied to your stake if your prediction is correct. It changes based on how likely each outcome is in that round. Higher multipliers usually reflect harder calls against the target line.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of stakes returned over many rounds. For Cricket Score Chase, this figure is only shown where the game's own information panel surfaces it. We do not publish a separate number.
The round outcome log is the record of each completed round stored in your account transaction history. It lists the target, your call, the actual result and the wallet impact. Access it under the wallet or history section of your account.
Log in to your account, open the games lobby and use the search bar or sports-games filter category. Cricket Score Chase appears under cricket-themed or prediction-style game sections.
Yes. Cricket Score Chase runs directly in a mobile browser — Chrome, Firefox or the default browser on your Android or iOS device all work without installing anything extra. The round display adjusts to your screen automatically. You stay logged in across tabs, so switching to check your account balance mid-session does not interrupt the game.
When you confirm a call, the stake amount is deducted from your account wallet immediately. If the round resolves in your favour, the return — your stake multiplied by the displayed multiplier — is credited back to the same wallet.
First, refresh your account transaction log — the record sometimes takes a short moment to appear after a round closes.
Cricket Score Chase uses a match-structured format themed around cricket innings and run totals. The published rules inside the information panel describe how targets are generated for each round. We do not claim the game feeds from live match data — read the in-game rules panel to understand the round generation method before playing.
Availability depends on your location and local law. Where Cricket Score Chase is accessible under local law and eligible regions, you can reach it from the same account used for other lobby games.