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Cricket Score Chase turns the numbers you already follow into a round you can play: each over adds to your total, each wicket takes runs off it, and you decide when to step out. You'll find it in the cricket group of the 77n77 lobby, entry field and stake steps on screen before you confirm.
Our cricket-number group is where this one lives, next to the other cricket rounds in the lobby. You open a round, watch an over-by-over total build, and choose whether to hold your position or step out before a wicket cuts the number down. Published rules live on the game card itself — tap it to read entry limits, scoring lines and how a round closes before you commit anything. We don't hide that detail on a separate page. If something like a tie total matters to you, the card is where it appears.
Entry is a short path: open the game card, choose your stake from the steps shown, and confirm. The round then runs over by over, with your running total in view so you can hold or step out. Controls sit under your thumb, not behind a menu.
Tap Cricket Score Chase in the cricket group of the lobby. The card loads the entry field, the stake steps and the round rules together, so you read everything in one place before you commit.
Stake options appear as fixed steps on screen, not a text box you have to guess at. Pick the step that suits your wallet balance and confirm, and the round begins from that point.
A wicket is the sharp turn here: the total drops in one delivery, so a plan to hold can change in a second. Watch the score panel and treat each ball as its own decision.
Stepping out locks the number you have built so far and ends the round. Nothing keeps running once you confirm, which is why the step-out button sits beside the score rather than behind a menu.
What the card shows depends on what the game exposes. Return figures, round limits and any volatility labelling appear only where the game or its provider publishes them — we attach no numbers of our own. Open the card, read the panel, and base your stake choice on those published lines.
Return-to-player percentages and volatility labels appear only on games that publish them. If a figure is missing from the panel, treat it as missing rather than borrowing a number from another title.
The controls on screen are the controls the round uses: the stake steps, the hold button and the step-out button. Mechanics you have read about on other game pages do not apply to this card.
Cricket Score Chase runs in the mobile browser, so the same account opens it on a phone or on desktop with no install step. Leave the tab open and your round stays where you left it.
Every rule line we quote comes from the card in the lobby. If the card and anything else disagree, follow the card, and use the support entry in your account if a line still reads unclear.
If a round doesn't behave the way the card describes, the fastest route is the support option inside your signed-in account — it carries your session, so you don't have to explain which game you were on. Keep the round reference on screen handy.
The support entry sits inside your account area once you sign in. That route already knows your account, so you can describe the Cricket Score Chase round you were playing instead of repeating your details from scratch.
A round can show a reference on screen. Copy it before you leave the page. With that reference in your message we can trace the round against your wallet record instead of asking you to explain twice.
Stuck on a sign-in step? Use the password reset on the sign-in page and open your account again. Cricket Score Chase holds no separate login, so your usual account route covers the game as well.
Everything we say about Cricket Score Chase traces back to something you can open yourself: the lobby card, the published rules on it, and the support route inside your account. We name no studio as the maker of this game, because that mapping is not published here.
Cricket Score Chase is listed under our cricket category, with the same title spelling you see here. It opens from the signed-in home screen without a search, which is the path we point to when you ask where the game lives.
Rules, entry limits and how a round closes are printed on the card rather than collected on a separate page. Open the card before you stake, and treat that text as the version that counts if anything elsewhere reads differently.
Your wallet movement and round history sit in your account area, not on this page. Sign in to see the records tied to your own play, including the entry you made and any balance change that followed it.
Studios on our platform supply game content: slot titles, live tables, table games and lobbies. They are not credited with payment handling, account verification or game data, and we attach no studio name to a title unless the lobby shows it.
A few words come up again and again in this game. Here is what each one means before you open a round.
The live number your round is built on. It climbs with each scoring delivery and falls when a wicket lands, and stepping out locks whatever value it holds at that moment.
Holding keeps a round open so the total can keep moving — for you or against you. You stay exposed to the next delivery until you step out and lock the current number.
The losing event here. A wicket cuts your running total, and because it can arrive on any delivery, treat each ball as its own decision rather than riding one long plan.
Fixed entry amounts you choose from rather than a free text field. Each step shows what you commit before the round starts, so the amount is always visible on screen.
On the game card in the lobby. Tap the title, scroll the panel, and the scoring lines, entry limits and round-ending behaviour are printed there instead of a separate rules page.
Your stake leaves the wallet when you confirm the entry, and the outcome settles when the round closes. Your account area shows the record that follows each round.
These are the things we get asked about Cricket Score Chase most often, answered from what the lobby card and your account area actually show.
Sign in, open the cricket category and tap the card. It loads in your mobile browser with no install step, and the entry field, stake steps and rules arrive on one screen.
Do you need a second login? No — Cricket Score Chase runs on the same account and wallet you already use. Your funding options, including bKash, Nagad and Rocket, are the ones already set up in your account area.
Yes, whenever the step-out control is live. Stepping out ends the round and locks the total you have reached, and nothing continues after you confirm. That is the main reason the button sits beside the score.
Neither, strictly. It is a cricket-themed number round — not a slot reel, not a match market with odds. You'll find it grouped with our cricket rounds in the lobby rather than under the slots or sportsbook tabs.
They show what the round has exposed on screen: the current total, the stake you committed and any published game figures the card carries. Where a provider publishes no return figure, none is shown — we don't fill that gap.
Use the support entry inside your signed-in account. Include the round reference shown on screen when you write in, and we can trace that round against your wallet record rather than asking you to explain it twice.