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Cricket Scorer puts you inside the match — you call the outcome of each delivery, over, or innings segment as the game moves forward. Find it directly in the sports game section of your okay3 account, available on mobile and desktop without any download.
Cricket Scorer is a cricket-themed prediction game where you place calls on specific match events as they happen in real time.
Cricket Scorer organises its betting around four core interaction types. Each one covers a different slice of match time, which means you can stay engaged across an entire innings or drop in for a single over.
You predict the outcome of a single delivery — dot ball, boundary, wicket or extras. The market opens seconds before the bowler runs in and closes at release. Settlement is immediate, and the result reflects directly in your account wallet balance without any delay buffer.
Pick the run band for a full six-ball over — low, mid or high. This market suits a slightly slower pace; you have the full over to confirm your call before the next one opens. Results are published on the live feed panel inside the game screen.
Call whether a team reaches a specific run landmark within their innings. These longer-horizon markets stay open across multiple overs, giving you time to read the pitch conditions shown on the live data strip before committing your stake.
Cricket Scorer is sized for a phone screen. The stake input, call selector and confirm button are stacked vertically so nothing overlaps on smaller displays. You can adjust your stake amount using the plus-minus row or type a figure directly into the input field.
okay3 shows only the information that the game itself publishes inside the interface. Cricket Scorer displays its applicable odds on each individual market window before you confirm a call — those figures are the operat
Each market window in Cricket Scorer shows its operative odds before the call closes. These are live figures set per market round. No pre-session average is published because rates shift with each delivery window.
RTP information for Cricket Scorer is shown only where the game itself exposes it in the info panel. We do not add or invent a figure on top of what the game discloses. Check the in-game panel directly for any published rate.
The settlement rules for interrupted play — rain delays, abandoned overs, mid-match suspensions — are written in full in the game rules section. Tap the info icon on the Cricket Scorer screen to read them before placing a stake.
Cricket Scorer runs in a standard mobile browser on Android and iOS without a separate download. Open your okay3 account in the browser, navigate to the sports game category, and the game loads directly in the same tab.
If something in Cricket Scorer does not settle as expected, or a market closes in a way that does not match the result you saw on screen, the right move is to contact support with the round reference number shown in your bet history.
The live chat option appears in your signed-in account area. Use it to raise a Cricket Scorer settlement query, and include the round reference number from your bet history. The agent can pull the round details from their end for review.
Every Cricket Scorer round you enter is logged in the bet history section of your account. If a result looks wrong, locate the round in history, copy the reference ID, and bring it to any support channel. This is the fastest way to get a query resolved.
For non-urgent Cricket Scorer questions — rules clarification, market-scope queries, or a dispute that needs a written record — email support is available via the address shown in your account contact section. Include your account ID and the relevant round reference.
Cricket Scorer publishes its rules inside the game interface before you commit to any market. We surface that information at the point of play — the info panel, the settlement rules, and the per-round odds are all readable before a stake is placed.
The rules panel inside Cricket Scorer covers market scope, settlement timing, and interrupted-play handling. They are written by the game itself and displayed before you place a call. Nothing is paraphrased or summarised by us — you read the source rules directly.
Every Cricket Scorer market you enter is logged with a reference ID in your account bet history. You can filter by date or game to isolate any specific round. This record is the basis for any settlement query raised through support.
Cricket Scorer sits in the sports game category inside the okay3 lobby. The path from your account home to the game is consistent across mobile and desktop browsers. No separate login or sub-account is needed to reach it.
Support for Cricket Scorer disputes goes through the channels visible in your signed-in account: live chat and email. We do not list channels we cannot verify. The contact details in your account area are the ones that reach the team.
New to Cricket Scorer or just want to be clear on what each term means before you place a call? These definitions cover the vocabulary you will see inside the game and in your account history.
A ball-by-ball market is a single-delivery betting window in Cricket Scorer. It opens just before a delivery is bowled and closes at the point of release. Settlement reflects the outcome of that one ball only — dot, boundary, wicket or extra.
An over total is a market that covers the combined runs scored in one complete six-ball over. In Cricket Scorer you pick a run band — low, mid or high — before the first ball of that over is bowled. Settlement happens once the sixth ball is completed.
An innings milestone bet asks whether a batting team will reach a specific run total within their innings. The market stays open across multiple overs, and it settles once the milestone is either reached or the innings ends, whichever comes first.
A round reference number is the unique ID assigned to each Cricket Scorer market you enter. It appears in your account bet history after the round settles. Use this number when raising a settlement query with okay3 support so the team can locate the exact round.
Market closed means the betting window for that delivery or over segment has ended and no further calls are accepted. In Cricket Scorer this happens automatically at a defined point before each ball. Any call placed after closure is not registered.
Interrupted play refers to a stoppage — rain, bad light or a pitch issue — that suspends the live match. Cricket Scorer's settlement rules for interrupted overs are written in the in-game rules panel. Open the info icon to read how unsettled markets are handled in each scenario.
These are the questions we hear most from people getting started with Cricket Scorer on okay3. If something is not covered here, your signed-in account area has the live chat and email routes to reach the support team directly.
Open your okay3 account in any mobile or desktop browser, then navigate to the sports game category from the account home. Cricket Scorer appears in the catalog rail inside that category. No separate download or sub-account is needed — it loads in the same browser tab.
Yes. Cricket Scorer runs in a standard mobile browser on both Android and iOS. Open okay3 in your phone browser, sign in, and navigate to the sports game section. The game interface scales to your screen size and all controls are accessible without a native app installed.
Your Cricket Scorer stake comes directly from your okay3 account wallet balance. When you confirm a call, the stake amount is deducted immediately. Winnings from settled rounds are credited back to the same wallet. You can check the current wallet balance from your account header at any time.
Interrupted play — rain delay, abandoned over or a mid-match suspension — is covered in the settlement rules inside the Cricket Scorer game panel.
Go to the bet history section of your account, locate the relevant Cricket Scorer round, and copy the round reference ID.
Yes. Each market window in Cricket Scorer displays the operative odds for that round before your call is locked in.