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Cricket Score Chase at 79hi77

Cricket Score Chase puts you on the right side of a run target — you follow the innings live, pick your position as the required rate shifts, and every over changes what's on offer.

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How We Run Score Chase Markets

Every Score Chase market we offer runs on a verified data feed tied to official scorecards. We set out the rules for abandoned matches, DLS adjustments and super-overs in the market terms before you place — not after. Here is how we keep Score Chase consistent on 79hi77.

Live Data Feed

Our Score Chase odds draw from a ball-by-ball data provider. Required-rate changes after each over are reflected in the market within seconds, not minutes.

DLS and Rain Rules

If a match is interrupted and DLS applies, we update the revised target immediately and settle only once the official result is declared — no premature settlement.

Transparent Market Terms

Score Chase void conditions — abandoned matches, minimum overs not met — are listed in the market description before you confirm any position. Read them before the toss.

Account History Log

Every Score Chase stake, odds change and settlement is recorded in your account history. You can review the full over-by-over timeline for any settled market in Account — Bet History.

79hi77 What Score Chase Means in Our Lobby

What Score Chase Means in Our Lobby

Cricket Score Chase is a run-target format where the betting position changes ball by ball. As the chasing team faces each over, the required run rate tightens or eases — and the market moves with it. At 79hi77, our Score Chase section covers T20 and ODI formats, with odds recalculated after every completed over. You can open a position mid-innings and adjust

as wickets fall or a batter accelerates. Our data feed pulls from live match streams so the numbers you see reflect the actual scorecard, not a delayed snapshot. We also carry Cricket GoalBet alongside Score Chase for players who want a second angle on the same fixture.

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Help While You Chase a Target

Score Chase markets move fast and questions come up mid-innings. Here are the three ways to reach us while a chase is live — so a payment or account question never pulls you away from the action at the wrong moment.

Live Chat During Matches Open live chat from any page while a match is running. Our team handles Score Chase market queries, account access and wallet questions without putting you on hold mid-over.
Account Wallet Check If your bKash, Nagad or Rocket deposit is not showing before a chase starts, go to Account — Wallet History. The transaction reference tells you exactly where the funds are.
Market Settlement Help Score Chase markets settle as soon as the result is confirmed — win by enough runs or the chase falls short. Contact support if a settlement looks off and we will pull the over-by-over log.

Cricket Score Chase: Key Terms Explained

New to Score Chase betting? These are the terms you will see most often in our market listings and settlement notes — plain definitions, no jargon.

What is Required Run Rate (RRR) in Score Chase?

Required Run Rate is the runs per over the chasing team must score to win from that point. It rises with every dot ball and falls when boundaries are hit. Our odds shift in line with it.

What does in-play mean for a Score Chase market?

In-play means the market is open while the match is live. You can enter or adjust a Score Chase position between overs, not just before the innings starts.

What is a DLS target in cricket betting?

DLS (Duckworth-Lewis-Stern) is the method used to reset a rain-affected target. We pause the Score Chase market until the revised target is confirmed, then reopen at updated odds.

What does void market mean for Score Chase?

A void market means all stakes are returned. This happens when a match is abandoned before the minimum overs required for a result are completed, as stated in our market terms.

What is a super over in Score Chase betting?

A super over is a one-over tiebreaker when scores are level at the end of regulation. Our market terms state whether Score Chase bets carry over to the super over or are settled at the tie.

What does settlement mean in cricket Score Chase?

Settlement is when we calculate the result and credit winnings to your account. Score Chase markets settle as soon as the official result is confirmed — no waiting for trophy ceremonies.

Cricket Score Chase: What You Need to Know

These are the questions we get most from Bangladesh players who are new to Score Chase or switching from pre-match betting to live markets. Straight answers, nothing skipped.

Yes. Score Chase markets stay open in-play, usually between overs. You can join at any point during the chase — just note that odds reflect the current required rate, not the opening target.

We cover T20 and ODI formats, including BPL matches and major international series. Test match Score Chase markets are available on selected fixtures where live data is confirmed.

Open your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app, send to the number shown in your Account — Deposit screen, then confirm with your PIN. Funds show in your account balance before the next over begins, subject to wallet processing on your end.

We suspend the market until the umpires make a call. If DLS applies and the match resumes, we reopen at revised odds. If the match is abandoned without a result, the bet is voided and your stake is returned.

Yes. Go to Account — Bet History and filter by cricket. Every settled Score Chase position shows the odds at which you entered, the over-by-over movement, and the final settlement amount.

We typically update odds between overs rather than ball by ball, to keep the market stable. After a completed over the required rate is recalculated and our odds update to reflect the new chase position.
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