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Cricket Score Chase Rounds, Called Live

Cricket Score Chase is our cricket-led card board: you call where the score lands while the match is still running, and BPL nights fill it fastest.

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What Each Chase Card Gives You

Your chase starts on the cricket board, where BPL, IPL and international fixtures sit in one list. Open a match and you get the round cards: a target band at the close of the innings, a session total, or the winning margin. Each card prints its own settlement rule, so read it before you join, because nothing here settles on guesswork. Rounds

lock when the over you picked begins and settle from the match scorecard once the innings closes. Stake comes out of your account wallet, and returns land back in it, ready for a bKash, Nagad or Rocket withdrawal request.

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Round cards
Settlement line
Wallet stake

MATCH-DAY HELP

Help While a Chase Is Running

When a round is live, your questions are about that round, not the lobby. Open the chat button in your account menu and give us the match and the card you joined, and we can pull that card's settlement rule and the scorecard feed behind it. If a withdrawal request is waiting on wallet verification, the same desk walks you through the bKash, Nagad or Rocket check. Keep your round reference handy, because it shortens the back-and-forth.

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Round Settlement Checks

Joined a card and the result looks off? Send the match name, the over and a screenshot of the card, and we will recheck the settlement line against the scorecard feed.

Wallet Verification

Withdrawal waiting on a wallet check? Have your bKash, Nagad or Rocket number to hand, and the desk confirms the name on it matches your 999xo wallet.

Account Access Help

Locked out mid-match? Reset from the login screen, take the one-time code on your phone, then sign back in, and your open chase cards stay inside the account.

FAIR ROUND RULES

How We Keep Chase Rounds Clean

Rules are printed on the round card before the lock, and we do not move them afterwards. Settlement reads from the match scorecard the same way television does: innings closed, target reached, margin confirmed. Prices on each card come from the feed provider named on it, so you can see where a quote started rather than taking our word for it. If a card and the scorecard ever disagree, the scorecard wins and the desk reworks the round.

Printed Settlement Rules

Every chase card states its settlement line before you join, whether that is a score band, a session total or a margin, so you know what closes the round.

Scorecard Feed

Results come from the match scorecard feed tied to that fixture, not from a manual call. A rain-shortened innings and a chase finished early both get accounted for.

Named Price Sources

Each card names the feed that supplied its price. When a line looks unusual, you can set it beside the source before you put anything on it.

Correction Path

If a settlement looks wrong, the round reference goes to the desk and we check it against the scorecard again. Corrections go back to the wallet, not into a queue.

Cricket Score Chase Terms Explained

The words on a chase card are plain once you have seen them a few times, but they are not the words a newspaper scoreboard uses. Here are the six that come up most, defined the way we use them on the board. Read these before your first BPL card and the settlement line will make sense on sight.

What is a chase round?

A single cricket prediction card tied to one fixture. You call a score outcome, the card locks at a set point, and it settles off the scorecard when the innings closes.

What does target band mean?

The range you think the chasing side finishes inside, for example the closing total sitting between two figures. Land inside the band and the card settles in your favour.

What is a session total?

The runs scored across a fixed block of overs rather than the whole innings. It settles on that block alone, so a collapse later in the match does not change it.

What is lock time on a card?

The moment a round stops taking entries, usually the first ball of the over it is tied to. After lock, the price and the settlement line stay frozen.

How does settlement work?

Once the innings closes, the card is checked against the match scorecard and the result is applied. Returns go straight back into your account wallet.

What is a void round?

A card that cannot settle, such as an abandoned match, a washed-out innings or a fixture moved elsewhere. Your stake returns to the wallet untouched, with no result recorded.

Questions About Cricket Score Chase

Most of what people ask comes down to timing and settlement. These are the ones the desk hears during a BPL double-header, when three chase cards are running at once. If yours is not here, the chat button in your account menu reaches the same team that settles the rounds.

BPL, IPL and international fixtures that our cricket feed carries. What sits on the board depends on the schedule that week, and access depends on your local law and eligible regions.

Yes, while the card is still open. Each round locks at the over it is tied to, so mid-innings entries are normal, and the price you see at that second is the one you get.

From your account wallet. Send money through bKash, Nagad or Rocket, confirm it with your PIN, and the balance shows in the wallet before you open a card.

The card's own rule decides. Some settle on the score at the point play stops, others void and return the stake. That line is printed on the card before you join.

No. The same wallet that funds slots and live tables covers your chase cards, so one balance moves between the cricket board and the rest of the lobby.

The board runs in the browser on Android and iOS, and the score strip keeps updating while you move between cards. No download is needed to join a round.

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