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Cricket Super Over is a condensed cricket-format game that puts one over, two batters, and a single bowling side at the centre of every round. Load it from the game lobby on 7799win — it runs in the same account session you use for live tables and slot rooms, with availability subject to local law and eligible regions.
Cricket Super Over strips a cricket match down to its most decisive moment: one side bats for six deliveries, setting a target the other side must chase in the same allocation. The format draws directly from international cricket's Super Over tiebreaker rule, the same procedure that settled the 2019 ICC World Cup final. In the game, each round opens with a run-line for the batting side, and you decide before the deliveries are bowled whether the total will clear or fall short. Wicket markets run alongside — a dot-ball or a caught dismissal can swing the round completely.
Every element of Cricket Super Over maps directly onto one-over cricket logic. The run-line anchors each round, but the wicket and extras markets give you more ways to read the same six deliveries. Understanding each market before a round starts is how you get the most out of the format — the game does not pause between deliveries, so your selections need to be in place before the over begins.
Before the over bowls, the game sets a run total for the batting side. You back it to be cleared or not cleared. Six deliveries later the round settles. No mid-over adjustment is available, which keeps the pace close to a live Super Over.
A separate market tracks whether the batting side loses a wicket during the over. A wicket changes scoring momentum sharply in a six-ball format, so this market often moves with the run-line position rather than independently of it.
Wide, no-ball and boundary markets let you read individual delivery outcomes rather than the over total. Each sits alongside the main run-line and settles on a single delivery, making it one of the quickest-settling markets in the game.
The round timer counts down before the over starts. Once deliveries begin, settlement is automatic: the amount for each winning selection is added straight to your account wallet the moment the over completes. Check the settlement record in your transaction history after each round.
The table below covers the game-type classification, variance profile, device support, and access conditions for Cricket Super Over. RTP for this title is displayed only where the provider has published that figure — we do not show an invented percentage. If a value is not listed in the game window, it has not been published by the provider for this title. Access to Cricket Super Over depends on local law and is available in eligible regions only.
Sports-format instant game — one-over cricket structure with pre-round markets
Medium to high; the six-ball format means a single wicket or boundary shifts round outcomes quickly, producing variable round-to-round results
Runs in the mobile browser and on desktop without a separate download; portrait and landscape both supported
Available where local law and platform eligibility permit; confirm your account region in the account dashboard after login
On a phone in portrait mode, Cricket Super Over stacks the over-progress bar above the markets so you can read the delivery count and your open selections in one glance without scrolling. The run-line and wicket markets sit within thumb reach in the bottom half of the screen. In landscape the layout shifts: the delivery animation takes the left panel, the markets move to the right, and the bet slip stays anchored at the bottom edge so it does not slide out of reach mid-over. The round timer is always visible regardless of orientation — it does not collapse into a menu.
If a round settles unexpectedly, a market selection does not register, or you need to check a transaction record from a completed over, the account dashboard is the first place to look — your settlement history for every round is logged there after login. For account-level questions that the dashboard does not resolve, the support channels below are available.
Every settled round in Cricket Super Over writes a record to your account transaction history. Open the history tab after login to verify settlement amounts, check which market settled and when, and match any wallet movement to a specific round.
The live chat route connects you to the support team for questions about unsettled rounds, account access, or wallet queries. Use it when the transaction history shows a discrepancy or when a round remains open longer than expected after the over completes.
Before contacting support, check your account dashboard — the current wallet balance, open selections, and recent settlement records are all shown there after login. Most round-settlement questions can be answered by reviewing those records directly without waiting for a support response.
Cricket Super Over runs as a structured instant game where round outcomes are determined by a published cricket-format ruleset rather than by an opaque draw. The delivery sequence, market settlement logic, and round timer all follow the same rules for every round. Below are the specific signals that a new account holder can verify without contacting support.
The Super Over format follows a publicly documented cricket ruleset. The game's round structure — six deliveries, two batters, single target — maps directly onto that ruleset, and the market settlement logic is shown in the game window before each round starts.
Every settled round writes an entry to your account transaction history with the market outcome and the amount credited. You can cross-check the settlement against your wallet balance immediately after a round closes — no delay before the record appears.
RTP for Cricket Super Over is shown only where the provider has published a verified figure for this title. We do not display an invented number. If the figure is not shown in the game window, it has not been published by the provider for this round format.
Your personal round history in Cricket Super Over is stored in the account dashboard and is available after login. Each entry includes the market you selected, the round outcome, and the settlement timestamp — giving you a complete record of your own session for review at any time.
These definitions cover the core vocabulary of Cricket Super Over — the terms you encounter in the market panel, the game window, and the settlement record. Each term is defined as it applies to the one-over format specifically.
A Super Over is a one-over-per-side tiebreaker used in professional cricket when a match finishes level. In the game format, every round is structured as a standalone Super Over: six deliveries, one batting side, one run target to chase.
The run-line is the projected run total set by the game for the batting side's six deliveries. You back the total to be exceeded or not exceeded. It is the primary market in Cricket Super Over and settles when the last delivery of the over is bowled.
The wicket market is a separate betting line on whether the batting side loses one or more wickets during the six deliveries. A dismissal — caught, bowled, or run out — resolves this market and can affect the overall run-line position in the same round.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of total staked amounts returned to players over a large number of rounds. For Cricket Super Over, this figure is displayed only if the provider has published it for this specific title and round format.
A no-ball is an illegal delivery that adds a run to the batting side's total and must be rebowled. In Cricket Super Over's extras market, a no-ball counts as an event you can back before the over starts, and it affects the run-line total for that delivery.
Settlement is the process of resolving all open markets once the six deliveries are complete. Each winning selection is calculated against the odds shown at the time the bet was placed, and the amount won is added straight to your account wallet automatically.
These questions cover what new account holders ask most when they open Cricket Super Over for the first time — how rounds work, where results appear, and how to navigate the game on a phone.
Open the game from the sports or instant-game section of the lobby after login. The market panel loads before each over. Select your markets, confirm your stake, and the round begins when the delivery timer reaches zero. Settlement is automatic once all six deliveries are resolved.
Markets close when the round timer expires and the first delivery begins. After that point, no new selections are accepted for the current over. Your existing open selections remain active and settle at the end of the six-delivery sequence.
The amount for each winning selection is credited directly to your account wallet when the round settles. Open the transaction history tab in the account dashboard after login to see the itemised settlement record, including which market paid and the exact amount credited.
Yes — the game runs in the mobile browser without a separate download. Portrait and landscape orientations are both supported, and the market panel adjusts its layout based on your screen orientation. Access depends on local law and is available in eligible regions.
Your account wallet is funded through the payment options listed in the deposit section of your account — JazzCash, Easypaisa, and Raast are available for supported Pakistan regions where local law permits. The wallet balance shown in the account dashboard is the same balance available for all games in the lobby, including Cricket Super Over.
If a round does not settle as expected, check the transaction history in your account dashboard first — the record shows the round status and any settlement that has been processed. If the history shows the round as unresolved, use the live chat support channel to report it with your round reference.