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Score Chase betting lets you wager on whether a batting side will reach a set target — over by over, wicket by wicket.

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What Score Chase Betting Looks Like Here

In a Score Chase market, you are betting on whether the chasing team clears the target within the allotted overs. The odds shift every delivery — a clatter of wickets tightens the line fast, while a six off a free hit opens it right back up. We carry these markets across BPL fixtures, bilateral series, and ICC events, with in-play updates sourced

from verified scorecard feeds. You can follow the chase from your phone without switching tabs: the live score sits alongside the market line so you always know where the required run rate stands. Your account wallet — funded via bKash, Nagad, or Rocket — is the same one you use across every market we run.

HOW WE RUN THIS

Fair Play Standards for Score Chase Markets

Score Chase markets are only as reliable as the data behind them. We source live scorecard feeds from verified cricket data providers, and our in-play lines are suspended automatically when an over ends or a wicket falls to prevent stale-price exposure. Settlement follows the official match result published by the governing body — not an internal estimate.

Verified Score Feeds

Our live Score Chase odds pull from certified cricket data feeds. If the feed drops mid-over, the market is suspended until the connection is confirmed stable again.

Official Settlement Rule

All Score Chase bets settle against the official result declared by the relevant cricket board. Rain rules, DLS adjustments, and abandoned matches follow the same published policy.

Transparent Odds Display

The required run rate and current target are shown alongside the market line in plain numbers. No hidden adjustments — what you see before you stake is what the bet is priced at.

Provider-Level Audit Trail

Where our data partner publishes match-level accuracy reports, we make that information available in the market footer. RTP and feed accuracy figures are shown only where the provider exposes them.

WHEN YOU NEED HELP

Support While You Follow the Chase

Markets move fast during a live chase, so if something looks off on your account — a stake not registered, a settlement you disagree with — reach us quickly through the channels below. Our team handles Score Chase queries the same way they handle wallet checks: directly, without passing you around.

Live Chat Open the chat widget from any page in the lobby. For Score Chase settlement questions, quote the match name and over number so our team can pull the right data fast.
Account Wallet Help If your bKash, Nagad, or Rocket deposit did not credit before the chase started, flag it in chat with your transaction reference and we trace it from there.
Email Support For detailed Score Chase disputes — unsettled bets, voided overs after rain — email works better. Attach your bet slip and the match scorecard link for the quickest resolution.

Score Chase Betting — Terms You Should Know

New to Score Chase markets or just want a plain-language refresher? These are the terms that come up most when you are tracking a live chase on your phone.

What is a Score Chase market?

A Score Chase market is a bet on whether the batting team will successfully reach or exceed the target set by the opposition within the allotted overs.

What does Required Run Rate (RRR) mean?

RRR is the number of runs per over the chasing side must score from this point to win. It rises with every dot ball and falls after boundaries.

What is DLS (Duckworth-Lewis-Stern)?

DLS is the mathematical method used to reset a target when rain or bad light interrupts play. It recalculates what a fair chase looks like given remaining overs and wickets.

What does 'in-play suspension' mean for a market?

When the odds feed pauses — at the fall of a wicket or end of an over — the market suspends briefly. No bets are accepted during suspension to keep pricing accurate.

What is a void bet in Score Chase?

A void bet means your stake is returned without settlement. This typically happens when a match is abandoned before a result can be determined under the applicable rules.

What does 'net run rate' mean, and does it affect my bet?

Net run rate is a tournament tiebreaker stat. It does not affect individual Score Chase market settlement, which is decided only by the result of that single match innings.

Common Questions About Score Chase Betting

Here are the questions we hear most from people following Score Chase markets on 1111bad — covering how markets behave, how bets settle, and what to do when the unexpected happens mid-innings.

Yes. Score Chase markets stay open in-play, and you can stake at any point the market is active. Odds update continuously, so the line you see reflects the current match situation.

Odds update delivery by delivery when our data feed is live. A six or a wicket typically triggers a reprice within seconds. The market suspends briefly between overs and resumes once the new over begins.

A tie is treated as a separate result. If you backed the chasing team to win and the scores finish level, your bet is settled as a loss unless you specifically took a tie option where available.

Open your bKash, Nagad, or Rocket app, send to the account number shown in your deposit screen, and confirm with your PIN. Credits typically reflect quickly — check your account wallet before the first ball.

The live market loads in your mobile browser at 1111bad without needing a separate download. The score and the odds line sit on the same screen so you do not need to switch between apps.

Yes. When DLS revises the target, our system updates the market to reflect the new required total. Settlement follows the DLS-adjusted result as declared by the match officials.
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