Principle 1 — Source-first
Every claim links to a primary source — match record, scorecard, weather feed, or named analyst note. No claim is published without a citation.

An independent editorial guide for Indian fantasy cricket players. Verified squads, points tables, captain picks and live scoreboards — independent of bookmakers, reviewed weekly.

IPL Super Contest was founded in 2023 by a small group of cricket writers, data engineers and compliance specialists who were tired of the noise in the Indian fantasy market. The founders had one principle: build an editorial guide, not a marketing funnel. Every claim on the site links to a primary source. Every number is internally audited.
The site is independent. It is not affiliated with the BCCI, the IPL franchises or any real-money gaming operator. The site does not take a commission on app contests. The site is funded by display advertising and by a small referral credit from the companion app, both of which are disclosed on the affiliate disclosure page.
IPL Super Contest was founded in 2023 by a small group of cricket writers, data engineers and compliance specialists who were tired of the noise in the Indian fantasy market. The founders had one principle: build an editorial guide, not a marketing funnel. Every claim on the site links to a primary source. Every number is internally audited.
The site is independent. It is not affiliated with the BCCI, the IPL franchises or any real-money gaming operator. The site does not take a commission on app contests. The site is funded by display advertising and by a small referral credit from the companion app, both of which are disclosed on the affiliate disclosure page.
8 deep-dive hubs, 10 money-action guides, 2 blog verticals and a continuously updated scoreboard. Every claim links to a primary source.

The site publishes eight deep-dive hubs — Fantasy Cricket, IPL Fantasy Cricket, Fantasy Tips, Match Prediction, Live Matches, Winners, Responsible Play and IPL 2026. Each hub is updated weekly during the IPL season and monthly during the off-season.
The site publishes ten money-action guides — Download App, Bonus Code, App Review, How to Play, Points System, Referral Bonus, Withdrawal, Comparison, Captain/Vice-Captain and Fantasy Glossary. The money-action guides are updated when the app's terms change, typically every fortnight.
The site publishes two blog verticals — Fantasy Guides and IPL News. The verticals run weekly during the IPL season. The Fantasy Guides vertical covers evergreen topics (captain picks, points system, all-rounder value). The IPL News vertical covers breaking topics (injury watch, schedule analysis, auction coverage).
The site publishes eight deep-dive hubs — Fantasy Cricket, IPL Fantasy Cricket, Fantasy Tips, Match Prediction, Live Matches, Winners, Responsible Play and IPL 2026. Each hub is updated weekly during the IPL season and monthly during the off-season.
The site publishes ten money-action guides — Download App, Bonus Code, App Review, How to Play, Points System, Referral Bonus, Withdrawal, Comparison, Captain/Vice-Captain and Fantasy Glossary. The money-action guides are updated when the app's terms change, typically every fortnight.
The site publishes two blog verticals — Fantasy Guides and IPL News. The verticals run weekly during the IPL season. The Fantasy Guides vertical covers evergreen topics (captain picks, points system, all-rounder value). The IPL News vertical covers breaking topics (injury watch, schedule analysis, auction coverage).
Three senior cricket analysts, two data engineers and a full-time compliance reviewer. Every guide is reviewed before publish and re-audited weekly.

The editorial desk is staffed by three senior cricket analysts, two data engineers and a full-time compliance reviewer. The analysts have a combined 35 years of cricket writing experience across print, broadcast and digital. The data engineers have built fantasy prediction models for the last five IPL seasons.
The compliance reviewer is a qualified lawyer with experience in Indian gaming law. The compliance reviewer signs off on every guide that touches on state eligibility, KYC, withdrawal or responsible play. The reviewer is independent of the editorial desk and has a veto on publication.
Every guide is reviewed by at least two analysts before publication. Every guide is re-audited weekly during the IPL season. The audit log is published on the methodology page.
The editorial desk is staffed by three senior cricket analysts, two data engineers and a full-time compliance reviewer. The analysts have a combined 35 years of cricket writing experience across print, broadcast and digital. The data engineers have built fantasy prediction models for the last five IPL seasons.
The compliance reviewer is a qualified lawyer with experience in Indian gaming law. The compliance reviewer signs off on every guide that touches on state eligibility, KYC, withdrawal or responsible play. The reviewer is independent of the editorial desk and has a veto on publication.
Every guide is reviewed by at least two analysts before publication. Every guide is re-audited weekly during the IPL season. The audit log is published on the methodology page.
Every number on this site is internally audited each week. Visit our methodology page for the full process.

The methodology page documents the full operating manual of the site — how squads are verified, how form indices are calculated, how venue biases are derived, how captain logic is weighted, and how the editorial audit chain works. The methodology is the most important page on the site for users who want to understand the numbers.
The methodology is updated each off-season to reflect any tuning of the model weights. The 2026 weights are: form 0.28, venue 0.22, head-to-head 0.18, weather 0.12, toss 0.20. The weights are published on the methodology page.
The methodology page documents the full operating manual of the site — how squads are verified, how form indices are calculated, how venue biases are derived, how captain logic is weighted, and how the editorial audit chain works. The methodology is the most important page on the site for users who want to understand the numbers.
The methodology is updated each off-season to reflect any tuning of the model weights. The 2026 weights are: form 0.28, venue 0.22, head-to-head 0.18, weather 0.12, toss 0.20. The weights are published on the methodology page.
We do not take a commission on app contests. The affiliate disclosure explains exactly how the site is funded.

The site does not take a commission on app contests. The site is funded by display advertising and by a small referral credit from the companion app. The display ads are clearly labelled. The referral credit is disclosed on the affiliate disclosure page.
The site's editorial desk is independent of the app's product and marketing teams. The desk has full control over what is published. The desk does not preview guides with the app before publication.
The site does not take a commission on app contests. The site is funded by display advertising and by a small referral credit from the companion app. The display ads are clearly labelled. The referral credit is disclosed on the affiliate disclosure page.
The site's editorial desk is independent of the app's product and marketing teams. The desk has full control over what is published. The desk does not preview guides with the app before publication.
Visit the IPL Super Contest editorial library for the latest fantasy-cricket guides, picks, points tables and live scoreboards. Every guide is updated after every IPL match.

The IPL Super Contest editorial library is the single most comprehensive free fantasy cricket guide in the Indian market. Every guide is updated after every IPL match. Every claim links to a primary source. Every number is internally audited.
Visit the IPL fantasy hub for the latest fantasy-cricket guides, picks, points tables and live scoreboards. The hub is updated weekly during the IPL season.
The IPL Super Contest editorial library is the single most comprehensive free fantasy cricket guide in the Indian market. Every guide is updated after every IPL match. Every claim links to a primary source. Every number is internally audited.
Visit the IPL fantasy hub for the latest fantasy-cricket guides, picks, points tables and live scoreboards. The hub is updated weekly during the IPL season.
Visit the IPL Super Contest editorial library for the latest fantasy-cricket guides, picks, points tables and live scoreboards. Every guide is updated after every IPL match.

The site carries a weekly newsletter during the IPL season. The newsletter includes the top three captain candidates for the week, the form index movers, the injury watch and the venue bias map. The newsletter is free and is delivered every Monday morning.
Subscribe via the contact page. The newsletter is delivered via email; the site does not share your email with any third party. The unsubscribe link is in every email.
Editorial inquiries — contact the desk. Methodology questions — read the methodology. Affiliate disclosure — read the disclosure. Privacy — read the privacy policy. Terms — read the terms.
The site carries a weekly newsletter during the IPL season. The newsletter includes the top three captain candidates for the week, the form index movers, the injury watch and the venue bias map. The newsletter is free and is delivered every Monday morning.
Subscribe via the contact page. The newsletter is delivered via email; the site does not share your email with any third party. The unsubscribe link is in every email.
Editorial inquiries — contact the desk. Methodology questions — read the methodology. Affiliate disclosure — read the disclosure. Privacy — read the privacy policy. Terms — read the terms.
Yes — every page on IPL Super Contest is free to read. The companion app is free to install.
Use the download page to get the iOS, Android or direct APK link.
Most Indian states allow paid contests. The responsible play hub lists the current eligibility map — verify on app.
Yes — every page on the site is free to read, with no paywall, no signup wall, and no email gate. The companion app is free to install. You only pay if you choose to enter a paid contest inside the app.
The site is funded through affiliate links, display advertising and a premium newsletter. The affiliate disclosure details each funding source and the editorial separation between funding and editorial picks.
No. IPL Super Contest is an editorial guide. The companion app is operated by a licensed skill-gaming operator. The site does not operate any real-money gaming product.
Excerpts up to 150 words may be republished with attribution and a link back to the original guide. Longer republication requires written permission — contact the editorial address for terms. Republishing without attribution is not permitted.
The editorial team is distributed across Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi. The company is registered in India. The full address is on the contact page.
Every claim links to a primary source — match record, scorecard, weather feed, or named analyst note. No claim is published without a citation.
We do not take a commission on app contests. The affiliate disclosure explains exactly how the site is funded.
IPL, T20I and ODI each carry their own logic. Tables are published side-by-side, never collapsed.
Every guide is reviewed before publish and re-audited weekly. The audit log is internal and not published.
Jargon is fine when defined. Slang is fine when explained. Ambiguity is never fine. The reader should be able to act on every paragraph.
The reader's bankroll is the priority. Where another app is better for a specific task, we say so. The desk does not promote operators — it promotes good decisions.
Three senior cricket analysts with combined 22 years of IPL coverage, two data engineers who build the form and venue models, and a full-time compliance reviewer who checks every claim against the source. The team is based across Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi. Names and bios are listed on the contact page.
The team meets every Monday for the weekly preview and every Friday for the audit review. The audit is a 90-minute review of every published guide, with corrections logged in the internal audit trail. Corrections are published within 24 hours when material.
Editorial enquiries go to [email protected]. Response within 24 hours on weekdays. Corrections go to the same address with the subject "Correction Request" for prioritised handling.
If you have a squad update, an injury note or a statistical find, the desk accepts tips at the editorial address. Tips are reviewed within 6 hours; verified tips may be published with credit. Anonymous tips are accepted but are not preferred.
If you spot an error, the desk accepts corrections at the editorial address. Corrections are reviewed within 4 hours. Material corrections are published with a correction note in the affected guide and on the blog feed.
If you have a complaint about an editorial decision, the desk accepts complaints at the same address. Complaints are reviewed by the editor-in-chief within 7 business days. The desk publishes an annual complaints summary.
Press enquiries and partnership enquiries go to [email protected]. The desk responds within 48 hours on weekdays. Partnership enquiries are reviewed for editorial alignment before response.
The editorial desk works 9 AM to 7 PM IST, Monday to Friday. Weekend coverage is lighter but the live scoreboard and the IPL news feed are monitored continuously during match days.
Every claim links to a primary source — match record, scorecard, weather feed, or named analyst note. No claim is published without a citation.
We do not take a commission on app contests. The affiliate disclosure explains exactly how the site is funded.
IPL, T20I and ODI each carry their own logic. Tables are published side-by-side, never collapsed.
Every guide is reviewed before publish and re-audited weekly. The audit log is internal and not published.
Jargon is fine when defined. Slang is fine when explained. Ambiguity is never fine. The reader should be able to act on every paragraph.
The reader's bankroll is the priority. Where another app is better for a specific task, we say so. The desk does not promote operators — it promotes good decisions.