Fantasy: build teams, predict outcomes, two sports

The fantasy product on myteam11app.com is a prediction problem dressed as a leaderboard. Each entrant builds a team of real players from the listed playing eleven, ranks against a published points table, and rises or falls in the contest ranking based on how their selected players perform in the real match. The leaderboard is the contest; the prediction is the input.

Three properties define the mechanic. First, the prediction is on player-level outcomes (runs, wickets, goals, assists), not on match-level outcomes (win, lose, draw). Second, the prediction is scored by an explicit table, so two entrants can rank differently from the same match view. Third, the contest structure is a ranked competition with a published prize pool, not a peer-to-peer wager.

The mechanic is what separates the fantasy lane from the casino lane and from a sports book. The standing reading for the casino lane is on /casino/; the points mechanics for the cricket lane are on /fantasy-cricket/; the football-specific reading is on /football/. The product description sits on this hub.

The fantasy lane on myteam11app.com is built on two sports, each with its own points table and its own contest format. Cricket contests use the 11-player team with captain 2x and vice-captain 1.5x, full batting and bowling tables; football contests use a smaller squad and a different scoring profile around goals, assists and clean sheets.

Cricket

Cricket contests run on 11-player selection from a published playing eleven. The full points table and the captain multiplier mechanic are reproduced on /fantasy-cricket/. Cricket is the largest lane by contest frequency on the 17 August 2026 capture.

Football

Football contests run on a smaller squad from the published starting eleven. The points profile leans on goals and assists, with clean-sheet and pass-completion bonuses where the format permits. The full reading is on /football/.

The two sports use the same entry flow, the same leaderboard mechanic and the same wallet. The points table differs; the structural rules do not.

Across the broader product on myteam11app.com, two prediction formats appear in the fantasy-adjacent zones:

1. Team-based (this hub). Build a team of 11 players, rank against a points table, win by points total. The mechanic is identical across cricket and football; the points table is what differs.
2. Prediction markets. Price a yes-or-no question on a future event (top run-scorer, first goal, half-time result). Each entry is priced; the pool pays winners by share.

Both are prediction instruments. They differ in structure: team-based is a ranked leaderboard, prediction markets are priced positions. The two can appear in the same fantasy contest card on the day of a match; read the card to see which format is on offer.

Outside the prediction envelope, the casino lane uses a different model entirely (RTP and per-spin outcomes rather than player ranking). The standing reading for casino is on /casino/.

The contest flow on the fantasy hub is the same across the two sports. The standing reading for the broader product is on this hub; the sports-specific reading for cricket is on /fantasy-cricket/.

1. Match list: the fantasy lane opens to a list of upcoming matches with the contest count and the entry tier for each.
2. Contest card: each match card shows the contests, the entry value, the prize pool and the rank split.
3. Team builder: select 11 players from the playing eleven within the role caps, choose a captain and a vice-captain, lock the team before the deadline.
4. Match play: the contest goes live with the real match. Edits are not permitted after the deadline.
5. Leaderboard: the running tally updates as points score. Captain multiplier and milestone bonuses apply at the live layer.
6. Settlement: winnings credit to the wallet after settlement. Withdrawal is subject to KYC, on /wallet-kyc/.

The flow is the structural backbone of every fantasy contest on the platform. The points table and the role caps are the variables that change by sport and format.

Two standing rules apply on the fantasy hub. First, no match fixture is published on this route. The contest list on the day of the visit is the live source; the snapshot date 17 August 2026 is the only date the editorial product anchors to. Second, no attributed quote appears on this route. The product description is a description, not a testimonial; the contact reading for testimonials is on /contact/.

Numbers on this hub come from the public catalogue as captured on 17 August 2026. Live values (entries, leaderboard, contest pool) update by the minute on the in-app contest card. Factual values (points table multipliers, role caps, deadline enforcement) hold until the operator publishes an update.

myteam11app.com runs four play-style lanes. The fantasy hub covers one of them. The boundaries are not always crisp in the user view, so this section names them.

• Casino: 973 game IDs across 8 providers; per-spin or per-round outcomes, RTP published per title. Read /casino/.
• Rummy: skill-based card play in two formats (Points, Deals); entry tiers by table. Read /rummy/.
• Sports: sports book on scheduled fixtures, distinct from the team-based mechanic of fantasy. Read /sports/.
• Fantasy: team-based prediction across cricket and football. This hub. Cricket-specific reading on /fantasy-cricket/; football-specific on /football/.

The four lanes share a wallet, a KYC envelope and a customer-care surface. The decision shapes and the standing rules differ. Read /is-legal/ for the state-level rule on each lane; /responsible-play/ for editorial guardrails across them.

Three notes help first-time entrants avoid the most common pitfalls.

1. Deadline, not start time. Team edits are locked at the deadline shown on the contest card, which can be earlier than the match start.
2. Captain leverage. The captain and vice-captain are the two multipliers that change your rank the most. Choose on form and role fit, not on headline name.
3. State rule first. Read /is-legal/ before staking on a paid contest. Eight Indian states restrict real-money fantasy participation.

The product description above is shared with the broader product on /how-it-works/; the cash-flow reading is on /payments/.

Three classes of field appear on the fantasy lane. Treat each differently.

• Factual. Points table, role caps, captain 2x, vice-captain 1.5x, deadline enforcement. These do not change between contests of the same format.
• Snapshot. Prize pool structure (rank splits, percentages), entry-tier ladder, contest card copy. Captured on 17 August 2026; consult the in-app card for the live value.
• Live. Player list, playing-eleven status, current entries, remaining spots, mid-contest leaderboard. These update by the minute; the in-app card is the source.

The discipline of treating each class differently is what holds the editorial product to its snapshot date without leaking fabricated futures.