Ten fantasy cricket tips, each with the source page behind it
A catalogue of ten rules the writers test account followed in the season. Each tip links to the deeper page that explains the rule in full.
The ten rules
Read the pitch report before you pick a captain
A black-soil surface shifts the captain pick to a spinner; a seaming surface shifts it to a seam-bowler. Source: /pitch-report/.
Apply the 50/30/20 weight to your captain shortlist
Recent form, pitch, match-up. Source: /captain-picks/.
Pick the safe captain, not the loud one
The highest 5-match rolling average wins Head-to-Head more often than it wins Mega. Source: /captain-picks/.
Pick the differential captain in Mega contests
A captain owned by under 15% of the field, with a strong match-up read, beats the field's median. Source: /mega-contest-strategy/.
Fit under 100 credits
Drop the most expensive pick and replace with the next-best in-role alternative if the cap is breached. Source: /player-stats/.
Read the team news before you lock
A likely XI can move from "Yes" to "Hamstring" in the 30 minutes before the toss. Source: /team-news/.
Run a practice contest before staking real money
Free entry, no cash payout, full scoring flow. Source: /contest-types/.
Set a deposit limit before your first deposit
Per day, per week, or per month. The path is inside the app under Responsible Play. Source: /responsible-play/.
Check your state before you deposit
Paid entry is restricted in seven states. Source: /is-legal/.
Verify the APK hash before you install
Compare SHA-256 against the value on /apk-download/.
The rules are not a tip sheet
Each rule above is a heuristic, not a guarantee. The editorial test account follows the rules over a season; the rules do not guarantee a win in any single contest. Use them as a baseline, and adjust when the data moves.
State rule Paid entry is restricted in Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Sikkim, Nagaland. The app enforces the list at sign-up and again at first deposit. Verify your state in the in-app eligibility screen before staking real money.
Ten rules, and where each one comes from
Rule one is read form, not the highlight reel. The last-five-match fantasy-points average is the most useful single number; the highlight reel is marketing. Source: /player-stats/.
Rule two is captain picks follow form, surface, matchup in that order. Each input cuts the candidate list; starting with matchup leads to candidates whose form has dropped. Source: /captain-picks/.
Rule three is the captain pick is the only decision that doubles. The vice-captain pick is the only decision that multiplies by 1.5. Every other decision moves the leaderboard by one run, one boundary, or one wicket. Source: /points-system/.
Rule four is the salary cap is 100 credits. Role limits are 1 wicketkeeper, 1 to 4 batters, 1 to 3 all-rounders, and 3 to 6 bowlers, with team-specific variants for shorter formats. Source: /how-to-play/.
Rule five is contests have four formats: Practice, Head-to-Head, Mega, and Beginner. The format that matches your bankroll percentage is the format to enter. Source: /contest-types/.
Rule six is mega contests reward captain-spread and team differentiation. A concentrated captain pick loses in a mega contest where the field is concentrated on the same captain. Source: /mega-contest-strategy/.
Rule seven is KYC triggers at first withdrawal, not at sign-up. If a screen asks for PAN or Aadhaar before you have made a withdrawal, the screen is not from the verified build. Source: /wallet-kyc/.
Rule eight is the seven-state restriction list is enforced at sign-up and at first deposit. The list is on /is-legal/. Travelling to a permitted state does not unlock the account; the verification happens at sign-up.
Rule nine is responsible play has graduated steps: deposit limit, session timeout, self-exclusion. Closure is the strongest single action and is irreversible from inside the app. Source: /responsible-play/.
Rule ten is verify any figure on the live app before staking real money. Writers publishes figures from the test account and from the in-app Promotions tab; the canonical source for any figure that can shift is the app itself. Source: the myteam11play.com editorial's editorial policy on the news stream.
Editorial methodology for the tips catalogue
The fantasy-tips reference is a tips catalogue. We publish a tip card per technique, each linking to the canonical reference page for the technique. The methodology is the same as every other page on myteam11play.com: name the source, name the verification date, and do not invent a tip.
For the tips, the source is the fantasy-tips reference's library of named techniques. We do not publish a tip that does not have a canonical reference page. Each tip on the fantasy-tips reference links to the canonical reference for that tip, and the canonical reference publishes the detail.
For the captain-picks tip, the source is the /captain-picks/ page. The canonical reference is the captain-picks page; the fantasy-tips reference links to the canonical reference rather than restating the 50/30/20 weight.
For the points-system tip, the source is the /points-system/ page. The canonical reference is the points-system page; the fantasy-tips reference links to the canonical reference rather than restating the scoring table.
For the pitch-report tip, the source is the /pitch-report/ page. The canonical reference is the pitch-report page; the fantasy-tips reference links to the canonical reference rather than restating the pitch-reading framework.
For the mega-contest tip, the source is the /mega-contest-strategy/ page. The canonical reference is the mega-contest-strategy page; the fantasy-tips reference links to the canonical reference rather than restating the bankroll framework.
For what we do not, the answer is publish a tip that is not in the fantasy-tips reference's library. We is a reference, not a projection. The tip application is the reader's own work inside the app.
Update cadence: fantasy-tips entries get a fresh review whenever a canonical reference page is updated, the fantasy-tips reference adds a new tip, or the tip library is reorganized. The review date is in the footer of every page on myteam11play.com.
What we does not publish
The fantasy-tips reference does not publish a tip that does not have a canonical reference page. We do not publish a tip that our fantasy-tips desk has not adopted. We do not publish a tip projection that the test account has not recorded.
We do not publish a "guaranteed win" tip that the in-app Contest Rules screen does not support. We do not publish a captain-pick tip that the in-app leaderboard does not surface. We do not publish a "must-pick player" line that the in-app player picker cannot produce.
Our role is the editorial coverage. The reader's role is the tip application. We does not substitute its editorial coverage for the reader's own application; the reader can apply the tip inside the in-app player picker. The verified entry route is at /app/.
