Casino / Sports
Cricket Score Chase puts you in the pressure of a run chase — each round, you pick how far the batting side goes before the wickets fall. Available on your ec67 account after a bKash or Upay deposit, it loads cleanly on any mobile browser without a download.
Cricket Score Chase is a sports-themed prediction game built around the tension of a batting innings. Each round presents a target scenario — you decide whether the batting side reaches a set score before losing their wickets. The outcome resolves quickly, keeping each session short and readable on a small screen.
Each round opens with a score target and a wicket count. You decide whether the batting side clears the target inside the declared wicket limit. The round resolves the moment the condition is met — no waiting through a full innings, just a clean outcome displayed on screen.
Stake sizes are shown at the bottom of the game screen in BDT. You set your amount before confirming the round. The minimum and maximum wager for each round are displayed in the game interface itself, so check there for the current limits before placing.
The game loads in any modern mobile browser on your ec67 account — no app download required. The score display and decision buttons are large enough for thumb use, and the round timer is visible at the top so you know how long you have to confirm your pick.
When the round settles, the result screen shows the final score, the wicket count and your payout calculation side by side. Your account balance updates immediately after each settled round, and you can see the transaction record in the wallet history section of your account.
Before wagering on Cricket Score Chase, the rules panel inside the game is your reference point for everything that matters mechanically. We don't publish a standalone RTP figure for this title because the game surfaces that data inside its own interface — and only when the provider makes it available.
RTP for Cricket Score Chase is shown inside the game's own rules panel, where the provider has made it available. We do not publish a separate figure — open the panel before your first round and read the value directly from there.
Volatility information is not independently verified for this title. The rules panel inside the game is the correct place to check if the provider has disclosed a variance level. We won't invent a classification that isn't confirmed by the game itself.
Cricket Score Chase runs in your mobile or desktop browser after logging in to your ec67 account. No plugin or download is needed. The game scales to your screen size, and the round controls stay reachable on both portrait phone and landscape tablet layouts.
The in-game rules panel covers round resolution, target logic, multiplier structure and session controls. Reach it through the information icon visible on the game screen. Always read it before starting — it is the definitive source for this title's mechanics.
If a round settles unexpectedly, your balance doesn't update, or you have a question about how a target outcome was calculated, the fastest path is the live chat link on the ec67 site.
The live chat link sits in the site header and footer on every ec67 page. Use it for round outcome questions, balance discrepancies after a settled Cricket Score Chase session, or anything that needs a quick back-and-forth with the support team. Available through the browser on mobile or desktop.
For written records of disputed Cricket Score Chase rounds or wallet queries that followed a bKash or Upay deposit, email support is available at the address published on the ec67 Contact page. Include your account username and the round timestamp so the team can locate the relevant session record quickly.
The Help section of the ec67 site covers common account questions, including how wallet transactions appear after a Cricket Score Chase session, how to read your round history, and what to do if a game round loads incompletely. Start there for self-service answers before contacting the team directly.
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The rules panel inside Cricket Score Chase is the definitive source for round logic, multiplier structure and any RTP figure the provider has made available.
Every settled Cricket Score Chase round appears as a line item in your ec67 wallet history. Log in, open the transaction record section, and you can review every wager, outcome and balance change from your session. No data is hidden from your own account view.
Cricket Score Chase sits in the sports games section of the ec67 lobby. You reach it through the category rail after logging in — no special access required beyond a funded account. The lobby navigation works the same on mobile browser and desktop without switching interfaces.
Trust in any platform comes down to whether you can reach someone when something goes wrong. Our live chat and email contacts are published on the Contact page, and the Help section covers common session questions. We don't claim hours we haven't confirmed — check that page for what's currently active.
A run target is the score the batting side must reach within the round's wicket limit. Each round opens with a set target figure. Your wager is placed on whether the batting side clears that number before the wicket condition ends the round.
Round resolution is the moment the game calculates and displays the outcome. It happens as soon as the winning condition — target reached or wickets exhausted — is met. Your account balance updates after each resolved round, and the result appears on the outcome screen immediately.
A wicket condition is the maximum number of wickets the batting side can lose before the round ends in their favour or against them. The game sets this alongside the run target at the start of each round. Both conditions together determine the outcome.
RTP stands for Return to Player. It is a percentage figure that describes the theoretical average return across many rounds of play. For Cricket Score Chase, this figure is shown inside the game's rules panel where the provider has disclosed it — not separately by the operator.
A multiplier is the factor applied to your stake when your prediction is correct. Cricket Score Chase displays the available multipliers in its rules panel before you start. The multiplier for each outcome type is fixed per round and shown before you confirm your wager.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer. It is the identity verification process your account may go through before large withdrawals or as part of account security. Complete any KYC steps shown in your account settings to avoid delays when withdrawing winnings from a Cricket Score Chase session.
Log in to your ec67 account and open the sports games category from the lobby navigation rail. Cricket Score Chase is listed there.
Yes. The game runs entirely in your mobile browser after you log in to your ec67 account. There is no app download or plugin needed. The game interface scales to your phone screen, and the betting controls are sized for touch input in both portrait and landscape orientation.
Open your ec67 account, go to the deposit section, and select bKash from the available options. Follow the steps shown on the deposit screen — the fields and limits are displayed there.
Every settled round is recorded in the transaction history section of your ec67 account wallet. Log in, open the wallet area, and look for the round entries from your session.
If your balance hasn't updated after a round, first refresh your wallet history to confirm the record. If the discrepancy remains, contact the ec67 support team through live chat with your account username and
Yes. Access to Cricket Score Chase on ec67 depends on your local law and the eligible regions covered by the platform's terms. Check the terms and conditions linked in the site footer to confirm whether the game is available for your account based on your location and applicable local regulations.