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Cricket Score Chase puts you in the middle of the run-rate battle — pick whether a batting side reaches a target score within a set number of overs, and your account reflects the outcome instantly.

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HELP WHILE PLAYING

Support Channels for Score Chase Questions

Questions can come up mid-match — market settlement, odds updates, or account access during a live chase. These are the channels to reach us while a match is running.

Live Chat Open the chat widget from any Score Chase market page. Describe the fixture and market in question, and our team will respond directly to resolve settlement or odds queries.
Email Support For account-level concerns tied to a Score Chase bet — stake limits, void outcomes or wallet confirmation — email our support address from your registered account email.
Account Help Page The account help section covers Score Chase market rules, how we settle void overs, and how bKash or Nagad wallet balances are updated after a market closes.
FAIR MARKET SIGNALS

How We Run Score Chase Markets

Score Chase market integrity depends on the data source and settlement process. Here is how we handle each layer so you know what to expect before you place a chase bet.

Live Data Feed

Our Score Chase odds draw from a certified live data provider. The required run rate and wicket count update ball-by-ball, so the market reflects the actual match state, not a delayed snapshot.

Clear Settlement Rules

We publish settlement rules for every Score Chase market before the match starts. Rain interruptions, revised targets under DLS, and super overs are each covered with a defined outcome path.

Void Over Policy

If official overs are reduced after a market opens, we follow the revised target. Bets placed before a DLS revision are settled against the adjusted score, and details are visible in your account history.

Account Transparency

Every Score Chase stake, running P&L and settled result is logged in your account transaction history. You can filter by match date or market type to check any closed chase position.

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What Score Chase Betting Actually Covers

Score Chase is a targeted cricket bet format where you wager on whether a team will successfully chase a set total within a defined over window. Unlike a simple match-winner bet, every additional wicket or power-play over shifts the odds in real time. On 1999bat, Score Chase markets run across BPL fixtures, bilateral internationals and major tournaments. Our live data feed updates

the required run rate after each ball, so the market you see reflects what is actually happening on the pitch. You can place a chase position from your mobile account — no desktop required — and monitor your open bets from the same screen.

Score Chase Betting Terms You Should Know

New to chase markets? These are the terms that come up most often when you are reading odds or checking settlement results for a Score Chase bet.

What is a Chase Target in cricket betting?

The Chase Target is the total runs the batting side must reach to win. In Score Chase markets, this figure anchors all over-segment and total-score bets offered during the innings.

What does Required Run Rate mean?

Required Run Rate (RRR) is runs needed per remaining over to reach the target. It rises with every dot ball and fall of a wicket, directly affecting live Score Chase odds.

What is a DLS Revised Target?

The Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method recalculates the target when overs are lost to weather. Revised targets affect open Score Chase markets, and settlements follow the adjusted number.

What does Over-Segment betting mean in Score Chase?

Over-Segment betting focuses on runs scored within a specific block of overs — for example, overs 1-6 or 11-15 — rather than the full innings total. Each segment settles independently.

What is a Void Market in Score Chase?

A Void Market means the bet is cancelled and your stake is returned. This happens when a match is abandoned before the minimum overs needed to produce a valid result are completed.

What does In-Play mean for Score Chase odds?

In-Play means the market is live while the match is in progress. Score Chase odds shift after every ball; you can place or cash out positions as the run rate and wickets change in real time.

Score Chase Betting — What You Asked Us

These are the questions we hear most from Bangladesh players exploring Score Chase markets for the first time or returning after a match settlement query.

Score Chase markets are available on BPL fixtures, home and away Bangladesh internationals, and major ICC tournaments. Market availability depends on your eligible region and local law.

Open the cricket sportsbook from your mobile browser, select the live or pre-match fixture, then choose the Score Chase market. Confirm your stake and submit — the bet logs to your account immediately.

Yes. Add funds to your account wallet via bKash, Nagad or Rocket before the match starts. Once your wallet balance updates, it is available for any open Score Chase market on that fixture.

We apply the DLS revised target. If the innings closes before a valid result under DLS is possible, the market is voided and your stake returns to your account wallet automatically.

Open your account, go to bet history, and filter by the cricket sportsbook. Each closed Score Chase position shows the fixture, your stake, the settled result, and the final payout to your wallet.

An abandoned match triggers a void settlement. Your original stake is returned to your account wallet — bKash, Nagad or Rocket balance reflects the credit once the void is processed on our end.
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