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Cricket Score Chase puts you inside a run-target format — each round, a chase line is set and your call is whether the batting side clears it.
Cricket Score Chase is a structured betting game built around one of cricket's most familiar moments — the run chase. Each round presents a target score, and you decide whether the chasing side reaches it within the set delivery count.
Each round in Cricket Score Chase resolves fast. The chase target is set at the start of the round, the delivery count is fixed, and your bet is placed before the outcome is revealed. No complex multi-leg selections — one call, one result.
Before each round opens, the run target is shown clearly alongside the delivery count. You read both numbers, form your view and lock in your selection before the round closes. The game does not advance until the betting window ends, so there is no pressure to rush a tap.
Each round asks one question: does the chasing side reach the target or not? That binary structure means your decision is direct.
Rounds in Cricket Score Chase run sequentially. You can sit out a round if you prefer and re-enter on the next one without leaving the game.
The game interface scales to portrait and landscape on any supported mobile browser. Bet controls, the score display and the round timer stay in view without zooming.
We do not publish invented RTP figures or volatility ratings for Cricket Score Chase. Where the game or its operator exposes that data, it appears on the in-information panel — open the game, look for the rules or info icon, and the published parameters are shown there.
Return-to-player data for Cricket Score Chase is shown only where the game itself exposes it — check the in-game info or rules panel after opening the title. We do not publish a percentage here that we cannot verify from a live source.
Every completed round is logged in the game's history panel. You can scroll back through recent results within the current session. For a full transaction record across all sessions, open your account statement from the wallet section of your profile.
Cricket Score Chase runs in a supported mobile or desktop browser — no app download required. Open 866tk in your browser, log in, navigate to the game via the lobby filter, and the game loads directly. Android and iOS browsers are both supported; check the game screen for any device-specific notices.
The full rules for Cricket Score Chase — including how targets are set, how outcomes are determined and what happens in a void round — are published on the game's own rules page.
If a round settles differently from what you expected, or if a bet does not appear in your transaction history after the round closes, the fastest path is to check your account statement first — it logs every settled round with a timestamp and amount.
Open the wallet or transaction section of your account to see each settled Cricket Score Chase round. Timestamps, stake amounts and outcomes are all recorded there. This is the first place to check if a result looks unclear — most questions resolve at this step without needing to contact support.
The game itself carries a help or rules icon. Tap it during or between rounds to read the official rules, understand how targets are calculated and check what constitutes a valid round.
For unresolved issues — a round that settled incorrectly, a missing transaction or an account access problem during play — use the contact routes listed in the Help section of your 866tk account. Have your account ID and the relevant round reference ready so the team can pull the correct record quickly.
Every round you play in Cricket Score Chase produces a settled record that sits in your account. That record is the factual basis for any query about a result, a stake amount or a payout.
Cricket Score Chase publishes its own rules inside the game. Open the info icon at any point to read how targets are set, how outcomes are resolved and what triggers a void round.
Each settled round generates a transaction entry in your account history. Stake, result and credited amount are all stored there. If you want to review a session after the fact, open the wallet section and filter by game or date — the records are yours to access at any point.
Cricket Score Chase is listed under its game category in the 866tk lobby. Use the filter or category strip to find it again after browsing other titles. The category label confirms the game type before you open it, so you are not guessing what format you are about to play.
Your Cricket Score Chase session history and account balance carry across devices. Log in on mobile after a desktop session and your wallet reflects the same state. No separate account for mobile — one login, one wallet, consistent across every browser you use to access 866tk.
These are the key terms you will encounter in Cricket Score Chase. Each definition covers what the term means in the context of this game format.
The chase target is the run total the batting side must reach or exceed within the set delivery count. It is fixed at the start of each round and does not change once betting opens. Your call is whether the batting side clears it.
The delivery count is the number of balls or overs allocated to the chasing side per round. It defines how many deliveries the batting team has to reach the target. The count is shown alongside the target before you place your bet each round.
A void round is one that is cancelled or declared invalid — for example if a round does not complete due to a technical issue. Stakes placed on a void round are returned to your account wallet. The rules panel inside the game lists the specific conditions that trigger a void.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of total stakes returned as payouts over many rounds. For Cricket Score Chase, the figure is only shown where the game itself discloses it. We do not publish an invented percentage here.
The round history log is a record of recent round outcomes displayed within the game screen. It shows results from the current session. For a full cross-session record tied to your account, open the transaction history in your account wallet instead.
The betting window is the time period during which you can place or adjust your bet before a round locks. Once the window closes, no new bets are accepted for that round. The window duration is shown in the game interface and counts down visibly before each round begins.
These questions come from real situations players run into with Cricket Score Chase — from finding the game in the lobby to sorting out a round result that did not look right.
Open the lobby from the 866tk home screen after logging in. Use the category filter or the search function to look for Cricket Score Chase by name. It sits under the sports-format games category.
Yes. Cricket Score Chase runs in any supported mobile browser. Open 866tk in your Android or iOS browser, log in and navigate to the game from the lobby. The layout adjusts to portrait and landscape automatically.
Once your bet is confirmed, the game screen updates to show your active stake for the current round. If the stake does not appear after you submit it, check your account transaction history — a successful bet generates an entry there.
If a round is voided, your stake is returned to your account wallet. You will see the reversal in your transaction history with a void or cancelled status.
Open your account wallet from the profile section, select deposit, and choose Nagad or Upay from the payment options shown. Follow the fields and confirmation steps displayed on screen — amounts, limits and verification instructions are shown in the depos
First, refresh your account page or close and reopen the game. If the balance still does not reflect the settled round, open your transaction history and look for the round entry.