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Cricket Super Over, Settled in Six Balls

Super Over markets stay open on our cricket page from the toss right through to the last ball of the tie-break, with runs-in-the-over and wicket lines that move as the innings closes.

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HELP DURING PLAY

Help When a Tie-Break Is Live

Chat is the quickest way in while a Super Over is running. Open your account menu, tap the chat icon, and a Bangladesh support agent picks it up — give the match name and the market so we can open your ticket without asking you five questions. Settlement queries get answered from the scorecard, and a wallet that did not update goes to the same desk. Keep your ticket ID ready; it shortens every conversation.

SETTLEMENT RULES

How 2222apk Settles the Tie-Break

Market rules go up on the page before the first ball — what counts as a run, what happens if the tie-break is cut short, and how a second Super Over is treated. We settle from the scorecard the match is scored against, not from a feed we cannot check. Cricket-themed titles such as Cricket Score Chase and Cricket Boundary Blast come from established studios, and RTP figures appear only where the game or provider publishes them. If a rule reads badly to you, tell the support desk and we will look at it.

Rules before the ball Every Super Over market carries its settlement rule on the page before it opens. That covers extras, wickets in hand and what happens if the tie-break cannot be completed.

Scorecard settlement Results are taken from the match scorecard once the over is complete. Where a second Super Over is played, each one settles separately, so a first-over ticket does not depend on the second.

Studios we carry Cricket-themed titles such as Cricket Score Chase and Cricket Boundary Blast are supplied by established studios. RTP figures show only where a game or provider exposes them; we do not fill gaps with numbers.

Account and wallet checks Your account wallet is where stakes and returns move. We check the wallet holder before a cash-out, so the name on your bKash, Nagad or Rocket needs to match the name on your account.

What We Offer on Tie-Break Overs

A Super Over is cricket's tie-break: each side faces one six-ball over with two wickets in hand, and the side batting second has to pass the first total inside those six balls. We build markets on that sequence — runs in the over, wickets lost, and whether the match rolls into a second Super Over. Prices shift once the toss is done

and the first innings closes, so the numbers you see before the tie-break are not the numbers you get at the first ball. You will find these markets across our cricket list, IPL and BPL included. Everything settles against the match scorecard, ball by ball.

Runs in the over
Wickets lost
Second Super Over
IPL and BPL cricket

Super Over Words, Plainly Put

Six balls, two wickets, one shootout — the wording around a Super Over trips up people who follow cricket every week. These are the terms as they appear on our markets, in the order you meet them. Nothing here is a rule we invented; each line matches how the market actually settles.

What is a Super Over in cricket?

A one-over tie-break used when a match finishes level. Each side bats six balls with two wickets in hand, and the higher score wins the match.

What does wickets in hand mean in a Super Over?

Each side loses the tie-break after two wickets fall, so a third wicket ends that innings early. Batsmen therefore protect their pair rather than swing at everything.

How is a Super Over market settled?

We settle from the published match scorecard once the tie-break ends. If a second Super Over is needed, markets on the first over are settled on that over alone.

What happens to my bet if rain halts the Super Over?

If the tie-break cannot be completed, we void the affected markets and the stake returns to your account wallet. Abandoned matches are handled the same way.

What is a second Super Over?

When the first tie-break also finishes level, the sides play another one-over shootout. We keep markets on it open and settle each over separately from the scorecard.

What does runs in the over mean?

It is the total runs scored across the six balls of one side's tie-break innings, extras included. You back a range of runs rather than a single number.

Questions About Super Over Betting

Cricket is the sport Bangladesh follows hardest, and a Super Over turns a match on six balls, so the questions come fast once a game is level. Below are the ones our chat desk handles most: where the markets sit, how settlement works, and what your wallet needs to be ready. The market ticket carries the limits for each match.

Open the cricket section from the sports tab once you are signed in. Super Over markets appear on the match page as the innings closes, alongside the other tie-break lines for that game.

Yes. The cricket page is built for mobile browsers, so the scorecard and the market stay on one screen. A bKash or Nagad deposit from the same phone puts funds in your account wallet directly.

Open your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app, send to the number shown on the deposit screen, then confirm with your PIN. The amount lands in your account wallet and you are ready to take a position.

Markets settle once the scorecard is final, and a second Super Over keeps the first one waiting. If it stays open past that, send the ticket ID to chat and we check it.

The market ticket shows the minimum and maximum for that match, and the figure changes with the competition. Open the ticket before you confirm and the limits are listed there.

Cricket is the sport we list most deeply. Where a competition we carry reaches a tie-break, the Super Over markets go up with the rest of the match; availability depends on your region.

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