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Cricket Score Chase Inside the 6555bd Lobby

Each Cricket Score Chase round posts a target and an over count, then moves with every ball until the chase closes.

Target and oversBall-by-ballBPL fixturesTaka stakesMobile wallet

CHASE HELP DESK

Chase Support From the 6555bd Desk

Most Cricket Score Chase questions come down to where the round stands, not the game itself. If a stake leaves your bKash balance but the round card still shows no entry, the wallet confirmation is usually a step behind. Send the transaction ID through the chat panel and we match it to your account wallet. For login trouble, request a fresh code from the sign-in screen rather than retrying the old one. Keep the round ID handy for anything about a settled chase, since it takes us straight to the ball-by-ball log.

Round ID chat If a chase result looks wrong, open chat from the round card and send the round ID. We pull the ball-by-ball log and answer in the same thread.

Wallet check A stake that leaves your bKash balance but shows nothing in the lobby usually clears once the wallet confirms. Send us the bKash transaction ID and we match it to your account wallet.

Mobile access help Login codes sometimes arrive late on slower mobile data. Request a fresh code from the sign-in screen, keep the tab open, and use the same number tied to your Nagad or Rocket wallet.

How Our Score Chase Rounds Work

Cricket Score Chase is the lobby format we built for people who watch the scoreboard. A round posts a target and a fixed number of overs; your job is to read whether the chase gets home, and the numbers update as wickets fall and the required rate climbs. It sits next to our cricket sportsbook markets for BPL, IPL and international fixtures,

plus fast rounds such as Crash Skyward when you want something shorter. Stake amounts and payout figures are shown on the round card before you confirm, and RTP appears only where the game provider exposes it. Every round runs on your account wallet, so one bKash or Nagad top-up covers score-chase play and the rest of the lobby.

Target and over count shown on the card
Required rate moves with each ball
Stakes held from your account wallet

SETTLED ROUND PROOF

What Every Settled Chase Shows You

We would rather show you the round than tell you how it works. Every Cricket Score Chase entry keeps the target, the overs, your stake and the closing result in your account history, so you can rebuild the round yourself. Return figures are not something we invent, since a figure appears only where the studio exposes one on the round screen. Taka amounts are held once, from your account wallet, and the card you confirm is the card that settles. Access to cricket markets depends on local law and eligible regions.

Provider-shown RTP We do not publish our own RTP figures for Cricket Score Chase. If the studio passes a return figure through the round screen, it appears there; if not, you will not see a number invented by us.

Settled round log Each chase keeps a record of the target, the overs, your stake and the final result. You can reopen a settled round from your account history and compare it to the scorecard.

Stake before you confirm The round card shows the stake and the possible return in Taka before you commit. No figure changes after you confirm, and the amount is held from your account wallet, not charged twice.

Cricket markets we carry Score Chase sits inside our cricket section for BPL, IPL and international fixtures, next to the football and kabaddi markets we carry. Whether a market is open to you depends on local law and eligible regions.

Chase Terms in Plain Words

The words around a chase matter more than they look. Required rate, wickets in hand and the target itself all move during a live round, and reading them together is what makes a score chase different from a plain match bet. Below are the terms we get asked about most, written the way we explain them on chat.

What is a chase target in Cricket Score Chase?

The score the chasing side needs to reach inside the overs set for the round. Your position settles against that number and the wicket count, not the highlight scorecard.

What does required run rate mean here?

Runs needed per over to reach the target with the overs left. In a score-chase round it is the number that moves fastest, so it tells you how tight the chase has become.

What are wickets in hand?

The batters still available before the innings ends. Fewer wickets in hand usually means a thinner chase, and the round screen reflects that when the next wicket falls.

How does round settlement work?

Once the chase closes, the round locks and the result posts to your account history. Any return from your stake lands in the account wallet you funded with bKash, Nagad or Rocket.

What does stake in Taka mean?

The amount you commit to a round, shown in Taka on the card before you confirm. It is taken from your account wallet and never doubled by a hidden second charge.

What is a void score-chase round?

A round cancelled before it settles, usually when a fixture is abandoned or the feed fails. Your stake goes back to your account wallet and the round is marked void in history.

Questions About Cricket Score Chase

New to score chasing? These are the questions that land in our chat most often. Start with the round card: it shows the target, the overs left and the Taka stake before anything is committed. From there, the chase is simply a matter of watching the required rate against the wickets still standing. If your question is about a specific round rather than the format, include the round ID and we can look at the actual log instead of guessing.

Sign in, open Cricket Score Chase from the lobby, pick a round and check the target and over count on the card. Your stake is held from the account wallet before the chase begins.

Yes. Top up the account wallet with bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or a bank transfer, then move straight into a round. Availability of each wallet depends on local law and eligible regions.

Rounds are tied to live cricket scores from BPL, IPL and international matches, so the target and required rate track the actual game. We do not post our own fixtures or invented scorecards.

Your account history lists every settled round with the target, the overs, your stake and the outcome. Open any entry to compare it with the published scorecard for that match.

The round screens load in the browser on Android and iOS, so you can follow a chase on mobile data without installing anything. Keep the tab open while a round is live.

If the fixture is abandoned, the round is voided rather than settled on a partial score. The stake returns to your account wallet and the entry is flagged in history.

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