Compare every myteam11 contest format before joining

Compare practice, head-to-head, mega league and practice-only formats against the live leaderboard. Walk the captain pick ledger before locking your XI. Check KYC, payment and state eligibility before depositing.

Which contest format fits tonight's match

The format question comes before the captain pick. On a single T20, head-to-head keeps the slate tight. Across a Test series, the mega league variant lets the squad depth compound over five days. The practice-only contest exists for the captain logic rehearsal before any money leaves the wallet.

Each format on myteam11 carries its own entry bound, leaderboard size and captain multiplier. The table below sets the reference bounds. The exact values for any open contest update on app before each fixture. Verify the live table on app before staking.

Format comparison

Side-by-side: entry, squad and leaderboard

Bounds shown reflect the public format table. Verify exact values on app before joining any contest.

Format-by-format guide

What each format rewards

Practice contest

Practice contests cost nothing and lock the same scoring table as paid formats. Use them to rehearse captain logic and squad rotation before any real stake. The practice leaderboard is solo and resets with each match.

Read the scoring table →

Head-to-head

Two-player contests reduce the variance ceiling and force a captain pick against one opponent. The H2H format suits players who want a tight slate and a clear read on a single matchup. Entry bound and stake vary by open contest.

Walk how to play →

Mega League

Mega league formats run against a 10,000+ leaderboard. Variance is high. Captain pick quality and depth pick discipline decide top 1% rank more than raw team name recognition. Entry bound and prize pool vary by current campaign.

Open captain ledger →

Practice-only

Practice-only contests share the scoring table with paid formats but never carry an entry fee. They are the right place to test a new captain logic or a new squad rotation against the live feed before joining a paid contest.

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How the format changes the captain pick

The captain armband is the largest single decision in any contest. The format decides the captain weight. T20 formats amplify death-over bowlers and powerplay batters. ODI formats balance the two with a longer middle. Test formats reward all-rounders and top-order batters across both innings.

Walk the captain pick ledger before any contest. Read the scoring table first. Match the captain logic to the format. Verify recent form on the BCCI / IPL feed before staking.

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State eligibility

Where myteam11 contests are open

State eligibility check

Fantasy cricket real-money contests are subject to state law. The state eligibility page lists the Indian states currently accepting players. Verify your state on app before joining or depositing. Players in restricted states cannot join paid contests.

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Ready to pick a format and join?

Walk the captain pick ledger, read the scoring table and verify state eligibility. The app holds the contest list and the live leaderboard.

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The contests reference in detail

The format question comes before the captain pick. On a single T20, head-to-head keeps the slate tight. Across a Test series, the mega league variant lets the squad depth compound over five days. The practice-only contest exists for the captain logic rehearsal before any money leaves the wallet.

Format comparison

Practice contest: ₹0 entry, 11 squad, 2× captain, solo leaderboard, match end settling. Head-to-head: bounded entry, 11 squad, 2× captain, 2-player leaderboard, match end settling. Mega League: bounded entry, 11 squad, 2× captain, 10,000+ leaderboard, match end +30 min settling. Practice-only: ₹0 entry, 11 squad, 2× captain, solo leaderboard, match end settling.

Format-by-format guide

Practice contests rehearse captain logic. H2H formats compress variance. Mega league formats amplify variance. Practice-only formats test new logic.

How the format changes the captain pick

The captain armband is the largest single decision in any contest. The format decides the captain weight. T20 formats amplify death-over bowlers and powerplay batters. ODI formats balance the two with a longer middle. Test formats reward all-rounders and top-order batters across both innings.

State eligibility

Fantasy cricket real-money contests are subject to state law. The state eligibility page lists the Indian states currently accepting players. Verify your state on app before joining or depositing.

What to do with this reference

Use this reference to compare formats, verify entry bounds and walk the captain pick ledger. Verify on app before joining.

Contests reference in detail

The format question comes before the captain pick. On a single T20, head-to-head keeps the slate tight. Across a Test series, the mega league variant lets the squad depth compound over five days. The practice-only contest exists for the captain logic rehearsal before any money leaves the wallet.

Format comparison

Practice contest: ₹0 entry, 11 squad, 2× captain, solo leaderboard, match end settling. Head-to-head: bounded entry, 11 squad, 2× captain, 2-player leaderboard, match end settling. Mega League: bounded entry, 11 squad, 2× captain, 10,000+ leaderboard, match end +30 min settling. Practice-only: ₹0 entry, 11 squad, 2× captain, solo leaderboard, match end settling.

Format-by-format guide

Practice contests rehearse captain logic. H2H formats compress variance. Mega league formats amplify variance. Practice-only formats test new logic.

How the format changes the captain pick

The captain armband is the largest single decision in any contest. The format decides the captain weight. T20 formats amplify death-over bowlers and powerplay batters. ODI formats balance the two with a longer middle. Test formats reward all-rounders and top-order batters across both innings.

State eligibility

Fantasy cricket real-money contests are subject to state law. The state eligibility page lists the Indian states currently accepting players. Verify your state on app before joining or depositing.

Contests reference in detail

The format question comes before the captain pick. On a single T20, head-to-head keeps the slate tight.

Format comparison

Practice contest, H2H, Mega League, Practice-only. Each format carries its own entry bound, leaderboard size and captain multiplier.

Format-by-format guide

Practice contests rehearse captain logic. H2H formats compress variance. Mega league formats amplify variance.

How the format changes the captain pick

The captain armband is the largest single decision in any contest. The format decides the captain weight.

What to do with this reference

Use this reference to compare formats, verify entry bounds and walk the captain pick ledger. Verify on app before joining.

Reading the verification chain

Every contest page on myteam11online.com complements the app. The myteam11 app is the only authoritative source for contest formats, scoring bounds, KYC timing, wallet state, leaderboard state and responsible-play state. myteam11online.com does not duplicate the app; it routes to it.

Where the contests desk prints a number, the number is taken from a published record. Where the desk is silent, the silence is the data: the operator has not published a value for that field. The desk does not fill silent fields with a provider average, a marketing figure or a guess.

The verification path runs through the myteam11 app. Open the relevant screen, confirm the value, then act. The contests desk does not infer features from a third-party review or a competitor comparison; the desk only routes to the operator.

Promoted destinations are disclosed once in the hero microcopy and once on the legal page. The disclosure names the operator and describes the relationship in plain language. myteam11online.com does not run cross-site trackers of its own.

Where is the operator contact?

On the legal page. The contact there is the legal entity behind myteam11online.com and the myteam11 app.

Where is the responsible-play path?

Inside the app, under Settings › Responsible Play. The path is also described on the responsible play page on myteam11online.com.

Where is the KYC path?

Inside the app, under Settings › KYC. The path is also described on the KYC and payments page on myteam11online.com.

FormatEntry boundSquad sizeCaptain weightLeaderboard sizeSettling window
Practice₹011SoloMatch end
Head-to-headBounded112 playersMatch end
Mega LeagueBounded1110,000+Match end +30 min
Practice-only₹011SoloMatch end