Sports / Mobile
Cricket Score Chase frames every round like a real innings — you set your stake against a live run target, and each over either closes the gap or extends it.
Cricket Score Chase is a sports-themed betting game built around the chase format that Bangladesh cricket fans know well — a target is set, and each over brings you closer to or further from it.
Each round in Cricket Score Chase follows a declared-target structure. Before committing a stake, scan the round settings the game exposes — target runs, current over count and the multiplier table for that specific innings segment.
You set your stake amount at the start of each over, before the result resolves. The minimum and maximum stake limits are shown inside the game window — check those fields before confirming your round entry so your bet sits within the range the game permits.
The declared run target and required rate per over are shown on screen throughout the round. As each over concludes, the required rate recalculates and the game displays the updated position — you can follow the chase math the same way a TV scorecard would show it.
Payouts resolve at the end of each over based on the multiplier table published inside the game.
On a Bangladesh mobile browser, Cricket Score Chase switches to a stacked layout that keeps the target counter, stake field and over timer on one screen. No download needed — open your account in the mobile browser, navigate to the sports-games row and load the title directly.
Cricket Score Chase publishes its payout table and rules directly inside the game window — we do not reprint that table here because the version in the game is the authoritative one and may differ by round type.
The game's multiplier and payout structure is available inside the info panel in the game window. We show only what the game exposes — no manufactured RTP percentage is displayed on this page because the game-level figure is the one that counts.
Every round result in Cricket Score Chase writes to your account transaction history. Open the account menu on 77 det, go to the transaction log, and you will see each session's stake, result and balance movement — useful for reviewing your play across multiple sessions.
Cricket Score Chase loads in a standard mobile or desktop browser. No separate app download is required. Open your account from any browser on your phone, find the sports-games category in the lobby, and the game launches inside the same window.
Before placing a stake, tap the info icon inside the game. The rules panel shows the target-setting mechanics, over resolution logic and the complete multiplier table as the game provider has published them. Read those before your first round to understand the payout structure.
If a round in Cricket Score Chase resolves in a way you did not expect, or if the game window stops responding mid-session, the fastest route is through the live chat link visible at the bottom of the 77 det lobby page.
The live chat link sits in the footer of the 77 det lobby. Use it to report a Cricket Score Chase round issue in real time — share the round time and the stake amount from your transaction log so the support team can locate the session record quickly.
For balance discrepancies after a Cricket Score Chase session, open the account help section from the account menu. The help section lists the published contact routes and any current notice about support availability — check there for the most current channel information.
Before contacting support about a Cricket Score Chase round, pull the relevant entry from your transaction log — the round time, stake and result are all recorded there. Sharing that reference with the support team speeds up the resolution of any query about a specific session.
At 77 det, the information we publish about Cricket Score Chase comes directly from what the game window exposes — the published rules panel, the on-screen payout table and the round history written to your account log.
Every rule and payout value shown on this page is derived from what the game's own info panel publishes. We do not add unofficial mechanics or invent multiplier figures. The game window is always the authoritative source — read it before your first round.
Cricket Score Chase sits in the sports-games category row in the 77 det lobby. Category tags help you distinguish sports-format betting titles from slots, crash games and live tables — browse by category to stay in the game type that fits what you want to play.
Your Cricket Score Chase session results are stored in your account transaction log — accessible from the account menu at any time. Each entry records the stake, round time and outcome so you can verify any session without needing to contact support.
We direct Cricket Score Chase queries to the live chat and account help section — both are published on the site and cover game-related questions as part of standard account support. We do not invent additional channels or promise specific response times.
Common terms you will see inside Cricket Score Chase and in the account area — plain definitions to help you understand the game before your first round.
The run target is the declared score your team must reach within the innings. The game sets this figure at the start of each round, and your stake resolves based on how close the final score comes to that target by the last over.
Required run rate is the average runs needed per remaining over to reach the declared target. Cricket Score Chase displays this figure on screen and recalculates it after each over resolves, giving you a live picture of the chase position.
Over resolution is the moment each over ends and the game calculates your stake outcome for that segment. The result is determined by the runs scored in that over against the published multiplier table shown in the game's info panel.
The info panel is the in-game help window you open by tapping the info icon inside the game. It contains the complete published rules, payout table and mechanics — the authoritative source for how multipliers and round resolution work in this specific title.
Session history is the record of your Cricket Score Chase rounds stored in your 77 det account transaction log. Each entry shows the stake placed, the over or round reference, and the resolved outcome — viewable from the account menu at any time.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of stakes returned over many rounds. For Cricket Score Chase, RTP is displayed only if the game's own info panel publishes it; we do not reproduce or manufacture a figure outside what the game itself shows.
Straightforward answers to the questions that come up most often around Cricket Score Chase — how to find it, how rounds work and where to go if something does not add up.
Cricket Score Chase sits in the sports-games category row in the lobby. Open your account, scroll to the sports-games section, and select the title from the row.
No separate download is needed. Cricket Score Chase loads in your standard mobile or desktop browser. Open the 77 det lobby through your phone's browser, log into your account, navigate to the sports-games category, and the game launches inside the browser window without any additional installation step.
Each round follows an over-by-over structure. The game sets a run target and displays the required rate. You enter your stake before the over resolves, the result is calculated against the published multiplier
The published rules and multiplier table are inside the game window. Tap or click the info icon in the corner of the game before your first round.
If your connection drops mid-round, reload the game from your browser. Most sessions resume from where they left off, and your account transaction log will reflect whether the round resolved during the disconnect.
Availability depends on local law and the eligible regions covered by your account at the time you try to access the game.