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Cricket Boundary Blast on Your Phone

Cricket Boundary Blast is our cricket-format multiplier round: the batter swings, the number climbs, and you decide when to walk away.

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11hbajee How a Boundary Blast Round Runs

How a Boundary Blast Round Runs

Here is the whole loop. You set a stake from your account wallet, the bowler runs in, and every boundary the batter clears pushes the multiplier higher. A catch, a bowled delivery or a run-out closes the round, and a stake still in play is gone. Tap cash out at any point and the return lands in your wallet. We keep a

strip of the last few rounds on the same screen, and you can set an automatic exit figure if you would rather not watch the ball. RTP figures are shown only where the game studio exposes them.

  • Set stake
  • Watch the multiplier
  • Cash out
  • Round code logged
WHILE YOU PLAY

Help While the Round Is Live

Something goes wrong mid-round and you want it sorted without leaving the game. Our Bangladesh support desk sits inside your account, so you can open the chat from the Cricket Boundary Blast screen while the round history is still in front of you. Send the round code and we trace that specific delivery sequence. For wallet-side questions, keep your bKash or Nagad transaction ID handy, because it shortens the check.

Round Settled, Wallet Unchanged Copy the round code from the history strip and open the in-account chat. Send the code plus a screenshot of the wallet app entry, and we trace that settlement before anything else.
Disconnected Mid-Delivery Weak data in a moving rickshaw happens. Reload the tab; the server round finishes on its own and your auto exit, if you set one, still fires. Chat us if the balance looks wrong.
Changing Your Round Stake Want your round stake range adjusted? Message support with your account mobile number. We explain what applies to your account and confirm in writing before any change is made.
FAIR ROUND CHECKS

How We Keep Rounds Settled

Cricket Boundary Blast deals its deliveries on the game studio's server, not inside your phone's browser, so the outcome for a round is fixed before your screen draws it. Each finished round leaves a code you can match against your wallet entry. When you request a withdrawal, we verify the account name against your bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet before the payout leaves. Studios in the same lobby, such as Pragmatic Play, PG Soft and Evolution, settle through the identical wallet.

Server-Side Delivery Order

The sequence of boundaries and wickets is produced on the studio's server. Your phone only draws the animation, so a slow handset or a reloaded tab cannot change a result.

RTP Where Published

We do not print a return figure for Cricket Boundary Blast ourselves. Where the studio publishes one, it appears on the game panel; where it does not, we leave the space blank.

Withdrawal Name Match

Cash-outs leave through the wallet you funded with, and the account name must match what your bKash, Nagad or Rocket profile shows. A mismatch pauses the payout until you confirm it.

Round Logs We Hold

Every blast round is stored against your account with its code, stake and exit multiplier. Ask support for your own log and we send it; no one else's rounds are shared.

Words You See During a Round

A few words come up again and again once you start playing, and they are worth knowing before your first stake. The list below covers the multiplier, the exit point and the records we keep. None of it is complicated, because most of it sits on screen while the round is running.

What is the boundary multiplier?

The figure on screen that climbs each time the batter finds the rope. Your stake is multiplied by whatever number is showing when you close the round.

What does cash-out point mean?

The multiplier you choose to exit at. Tap cash out while the ball is still in play and the round settles at the number displayed at that second.

What is the round history strip?

A row of previous rounds shown under the game screen. Each entry lists the multiplier a round ended on, so you can judge the pace before you set your own stake.

What does auto exit do?

It closes your round automatically once the multiplier reaches a number you set beforehand. Useful when your data connection is patchy and you cannot watch every delivery live.

What is a round code?

A short reference attached to every finished Cricket Boundary Blast round. Quote it to support and we can pull the exact delivery sequence and wallet entry behind it.

What counts as a wicket round?

Any round that ends because the batter is caught, bowled or run out, rather than you choosing to exit. The stake is lost once the wicket falls.

Cricket Boundary Blast Questions

These are the things people ask us most about Cricket Boundary Blast, answered plainly. If your question is about a specific round, send the round code instead of describing it, because that gets you a faster and more accurate reply from our Bangladesh desk.

It sits in the games lobby, next to the cricket markets on our sportsbook such as BPL and international fixtures, so you can switch between a blast round and a match without logging in again.

The same wallet funds any game in the lobby: bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay or a bank transfer. Choose one, approve the prompt in your wallet app, then return to the game screen.

No. The game runs in your phone browser once you sign in with your mobile number and the one-time code we send. Add it to your home screen if you want it a tap away.

The round keeps running on the server, so locking your phone does not freeze the multiplier. Come back to the same tab and the current state reloads; your auto exit still applies.

Whatever your wallet balance covers, within the stake range the game screen shows. Set the figure yourself each round, since nothing carries over and you can change it between deliveries.

Yes. Sign in on the other device and the wallet balance and round history follow your account, not the handset. Close the first tab so you are not running two live screens.
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