The legal notice for the myteam11play.com

Writers identity

myteam11play.com is an editorial team that publishes app facts, state rules, and contest decisions for the myteam11 fantasy-cricket brand. The desk does not operate the platform, does not hold player wallets, and does not process deposits or withdrawals. The desk is brand-isolated: it does not carry ads from sister brands and does not embed third-party trackers beyond essential analytics.

Operator identity

The myteam11 fantasy platform is operated by myteam11 Cricket Pvt Ltd. The registered office, CIN, and grievance officer contact are listed inside the in-app Help tab under "Legal notice". Writers will not mirror those fields because they can change without notice; the in-app notice is the primary source. Source: /owner/.

Jurisdiction

Writers publishes under the jurisdiction of India. State-level restrictions on paid entry to fantasy contests are listed on /is-legal/. The desk follows the MeitY / PROG Act 2025 framework on age verification, deposit limits, and grievance officer appointment for the operator that publishes the platform.

Boundary between editorial and operator

• Writers publishes app facts, state rules, and contest decisions.
• The operator publishes the platform, processes payments, holds wallets, and runs KYC.
• Any question about your wallet balance, your KYC status, or your contest entry must go to the operator via /customer-care/.
• Any question about a published article or a tip can go to the writers via the contact form on /customer-care/.

Disclaimer

Fantasy contests involve financial risk. 18+ only. Paid entry is restricted in {STATE_LIST}. The single verified entry route across these guides is /Login/playnow. Play responsibly; the /responsible-play/ reference lists the deposit-limit, timeout, and self-exclusion paths.

Who runs the myteam11play.com editorial, and what the editorial separation means

myteam11play.com is the writers for the myteam11 brand. The desk is not the operator of the app. The desk publishes app facts, state rules, captain picks, contest math, and the single verified action route; the operator publishes the app, the contests, and the wallet flow. The separation matters because the desk can publish a critical reading of the app without that reading affecting the app itself.

The canonical domain is myteam11play.com. The certificate is issued by the hosting provider; the certificate validity window is visible in the browser padlock. The typosquat list and the safe access routine are on /official-website/; if you reached the myteam11play.com editorial through a domain other than myteam11play.com, the safe move is to type the canonical domain directly.

The desk is operated under the laws of India. The contact for corrections, takedown notices, and editorial inquiries is reachable through the address on this guide; response time is five working days for editorial queries and 10 working days for legal notices. The DMCA notice and counter-notice procedure is on /dmca/.

What the desk does not do: the desk does not handle operator support, does not process payments, does not verify KYC documents, does not resolve contest disputes, and does not have access to operator-side account records. For any of those, the route is the in-app Help tab and the support queues on /customer-care/.

What the desk does: the desk publishes the verification routine for the APK, the seven-state restriction list, the points system reference, the captain picks framework, and the contest types reference. The desk also publishes the news stream on and the latest updates from the editorial review on /review/.

What remains stable across the editorial role: the verified publisher name, the seven-state restriction list, and the captain (2x) and vice-captain (1.5x) multipliers. Those three are the durable markers regardless of who operates the app behind the brand; they are the rules the desk enforces on its own pages.

Editorial methodology for the legal entity page

Below is the legal-entity reference for the myteam11play.com editorial team. Published is published because this guide publishes editorial content about a real-money product, and the editorial team has a duty to disclose its own corporate identity. The methodology is the same as every other page on this guide: name the source, name the verification date, and do not invent a corporate name.

For the legal entity, the source is our incorporation record. an independent editorial team; the desk does not have a product role in the myteam11 app. The guide does not paraphrase the incorporation record; the guide links to the verification path so the reader can re-check.

For what the desk does, the answer is publish guides, reference tables, and editorial methodology for the myteam11 product brand. The desk does not run contests, does not hold the player wallet, and does not accept deposits. The product brand's verified entry route is at /app/ and resolves to the myteam11 product brand's own URL.

For what the desk does not do, the answer is operate the myteam11 app, process payment instruments, store KYC records, or run customer support for the myteam11 brand. The desk's only role is the editorial function.

For the editorial standards, the source is the editorial-team charter. The desk follows the named editorial principles: name the source, name the verification date, do not invent a number, do not paraphrase a customer-care response, and do not publish a quote unless it is on the record. The charter is published on the about page; this guide links to it rather than restating it.

For the relationship between the desk and the product brand, the answer is the editorial coverage of the brand. The desk is independent; the brand does not edit the desk's copy. The desk does not accept payment for editorial coverage; the desk's only revenue is the verified entry route published on every page, which is the same regardless of the editorial verdict.

Update cadence: reviewed when the incorporation record changes, when the editorial-team charter changes, when the relationship between the desk and the product brand changes, or when the editorial standards are revised. The review date is in the footer of every page in this guide.

What this desk does not publish

The legal-entity reference does not publish a corporate name that the incorporation record does not contain. The desk does not publish a registered address that the regulatory filing does not surface. The desk does not publish a corporate identity number that the filing does not provide.

The desk does not publish a financial statement that the desk has not adopted. The desk does not publish a director listing that the official record does not surface. The desk does not publish a tax-identification number that the desk has not verified.

The desk's role is the editorial coverage. The reader's role is the verification. The desk does not substitute its editorial coverage for the reader's own verification; the reader can re-check the corporate identity via the named regulatory filing. The verified entry route is at /app/.

How to verify the legal entity yourself

The legal-entity reference on this section lists the legal name, the registered address, and the jurisdiction of incorporation of the editorial team. To verify the legal entity, the reader can re-check the named regulatory filing. The filing is the canonical reference; this guide links to the filing rather than restating it.

For the legal name, the regulatory filing should contain the legal name. The legal name is the canonical reference; this guide links to the filing rather than restating the legal name.

For the registered address, the regulatory filing should contain the registered address. The registered address is the canonical reference; this guide links to the filing rather than restating the registered address.

For the jurisdiction of incorporation, the regulatory filing should contain the jurisdiction of incorporation. The jurisdiction of incorporation is the canonical reference; this guide links to the filing rather than restating the jurisdiction.

For the editorial standards, the editorial-team charter should contain the editorial standards. The editorial standards are the canonical reference; this guide links to the charter rather than restating the editorial standards.

For what to do if the regulatory filing contradicts the guide's values, the answer is the regulatory filing is the canonical reference. The guide is updated next time we review the filing; the reader can verify the values via the regulatory filing at any time.