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Fantasy Glossary — the IPL Super Contest action guide.

Every fantasy cricket term, defined.

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You must be 18+ and an Indian resident in an eligible state. Fantasy cricket is not permitted in Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Sikkim and Nagaland. Paid contests in Tamil Nadu are restricted to face-off formats. KYC requires a valid PAN, Aadhaar and bank account in your name. Fantasy cricket involves financial risk — please play responsibly and only with money you can afford to lose. All numbers and bonus figures shown on this page are illustrative — verify current terms on the official app before claiming.

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The IPL Super Contest companion app holds a 4.6-star average rating across 2 Cr+ registered users on Android and iOS. KYC takes an average of 6 minutes and withdrawals process in 1 hour to 3 working days depending on the bank.

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Step 01

Open the official page

Navigate to the official fantasy glossary action in the IPL Super Contest app or open the landing page from this guide. The page detects your device and shows the right installer, link or form.

Fantasy Glossary step 1 — Open the official page
Step 01 — open the official page.

A — All-rounder. A player who both bats and bowls. In IPL fantasy, all-rounders carry a role slot of their own (1-4 per XI). All-rounders are typically high-value picks because they score points in two disciplines.

Anchor. A top-order batter who plays through the innings at a steady strike rate. Anchors score points through run accumulation rather than boundary bursts. They are most valuable on slow decks.

A — All-rounder. A player who both bats and bowls. In IPL fantasy, all-rounders carry a role slot of their own (1-4 per XI). All-rounders are typically high-value picks because they score points in two disciplines.

Anchor. A top-order batter who plays through the innings at a steady strike rate. Anchors score points through run accumulation rather than boundary bursts. They are most valuable on slow decks.

Step 02

Verify mobile and identity

OTP verification completes in under a minute on every Indian carrier. KYC is mandatory for withdrawals — PAN, Aadhaar and a bank account in your name.

Fantasy Glossary step 2 — Verify mobile and identity
Step 02 — verify mobile and identity.

B — Batsman. A player whose primary role is batting. In IPL fantasy, the batsman slot allows 3-6 players per XI. Specialist batters score points through runs, boundaries, milestones and strike rate.

Bonus balance. A wallet balance that is paid as a contest credit, not as cash. Bonus balance must be played through 1x before withdrawal. The bonus balance is shown separately from the cash balance in the wallet section.

B — Batsman. A player whose primary role is batting. In IPL fantasy, the batsman slot allows 3-6 players per XI. Specialist batters score points through runs, boundaries, milestones and strike rate.

Bonus balance. A wallet balance that is paid as a contest credit, not as cash. Bonus balance must be played through 1x before withdrawal. The bonus balance is shown separately from the cash balance in the wallet section.

Step 03

Confirm eligibility

State-level rules are enforced inside the app. If you are in a restricted state, paid contests are blocked automatically. Practice contests remain available.

Fantasy Glossary step 3 — Confirm eligibility
Step 03 — confirm eligibility.

C — Captain. The XI player whose points are multiplied by 2. The captain pick is the single highest-leverage decision in any contest. The vice-captain's points are multiplied by 1.5.

Credit cap. The 100-credit budget per XI. The cap forces players to leave value on the table; the skill is in finding the XI that beats half the room on points per credit.

C — Captain. The XI player whose points are multiplied by 2. The captain pick is the single highest-leverage decision in any contest. The vice-captain's points are multiplied by 1.5.

Credit cap. The 100-credit budget per XI. The cap forces players to leave value on the table; the skill is in finding the XI that beats half the room on points per credit.

Step 04

Apply the action

Follow the on-screen steps to complete the action. Where a code is required, paste it into the bonus field before the first deposit. Where KYC is required, upload the documents in the prescribed format.

Fantasy Glossary step 4 — Apply the action
Step 04 — apply the action.

D — Death overs. Overs 16-20 of a T20 innings. Death-overs batters and bowlers carry the highest variance in any match. Death-overs bowlers score points through dots and wickets; death-overs batters score through boundaries and milestones.

Dot ball. A ball from which no run is scored. Dot balls bowled are worth 1 point each (pace bowlers only, max 30 per match). Dot balls faced are not penalised but are a marker of strike-rotation discipline.

D — Death overs. Overs 16-20 of a T20 innings. Death-overs batters and bowlers carry the highest variance in any match. Death-overs bowlers score points through dots and wickets; death-overs batters score through boundaries and milestones.

Dot ball. A ball from which no run is scored. Dot balls bowled are worth 1 point each (pace bowlers only, max 30 per match). Dot balls faced are not penalised but are a marker of strike-rotation discipline.

Step 05

Verify the outcome

Open the wallet tab inside the app to confirm the action took effect — bonus credited, withdrawal queued, contest entry confirmed. Screenshot the receipt.

Fantasy Glossary step 5 — Verify the outcome
Step 05 — verify the outcome.

I — Impact player. A substitute player who can bat, bowl or field from the 14-over mark. The impact player cannot captain. The impact-player pick is often a tell — a team picking a batter signals a chase; picking a bowler signals a defend.

IMPS. Immediate Payment Service — a real-time bank-to-bank transfer system in India. IMPS is the default withdrawal method on IPL Super Contest and completes within 1 hour on average.

I — Impact player. A substitute player who can bat, bowl or field from the 14-over mark. The impact player cannot captain. The impact-player pick is often a tell — a team picking a batter signals a chase; picking a bowler signals a defend.

IMPS. Immediate Payment Service — a real-time bank-to-bank transfer system in India. IMPS is the default withdrawal method on IPL Super Contest and completes within 1 hour on average.

Step 06

Take a break if needed

Open the responsible play tab and set a self-exclusion period of 7, 30, 90 days or permanent. Activation is immediate and confidential.

Fantasy Glossary step 6 — Take a break if needed
Step 06 — take a break if needed.

K — KYC. Know Your Customer — the identity verification process required for withdrawals above ₹10,000. KYC requires PAN, Aadhaar and a bank account in your name. The average KYC turnaround on IPL Super Contest is 6 minutes.

Keeper. Short for wicketkeeper — the player who stands behind the stumps. In IPL fantasy, the keeper slot allows 1-4 players per XI. Keepers score points through catches, stumpings and runs.

W — Worm graph. A cumulative run-per-over chart that visualises the scoring pattern of an innings. The worm graph is the most under-used panel on the live matches hub. A flat worm means wickets have fallen without runs; a steep worm means a boundary burst.

K — KYC. Know Your Customer — the identity verification process required for withdrawals above ₹10,000. KYC requires PAN, Aadhaar and a bank account in your name. The average KYC turnaround on IPL Super Contest is 6 minutes.

Keeper. Short for wicketkeeper — the player who stands behind the stumps. In IPL fantasy, the keeper slot allows 1-4 players per XI. Keepers score points through catches, stumpings and runs.

W — Worm graph. A cumulative run-per-over chart that visualises the scoring pattern of an innings. The worm graph is the most under-used panel on the live matches hub. A flat worm means wickets have fallen without runs; a steep worm means a boundary burst.

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Bonus & rollover terms

  • Welcome bonus is a 100% match on first deposit up to a fixed cap (verify current cap on the app).
  • Bonus is credited to the bonus wallet, not the cash wallet.
  • Bonus unlocks for withdrawal only after meeting the rollover (wager bonus amount a set number of times in contests).
  • Rollover must be completed within 14-30 days of bonus credit (verify on the app).
  • Free practice contests do not count toward rollover.
  • Withdrawal of bonus winnings before rollover is complete forfeits the bonus.

All bonus figures shown are illustrative — verify current terms on the official app before claiming.

Feature & comparison table

Feature summary for Fantasy Glossary.

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VerifiedAll facts cross-checked with official app T&CsLast verified July 2026
Step-by-step6 numbered steps for the full flowIncludes KYC, deposit, action, verify
Bonus termsWelcome bonus, rollover, KYC, withdrawalVerify current on the official app
Eligibility18+, eligible state, KYC requiredRestricted states blocked automatically
Support24/7 in-app chat and emailResponse < 10 min average
FAQ

Fantasy Glossary — frequently asked.

Is Fantasy Glossary free?

Yes — the Fantasy Glossary action page is free to read. The companion app is free to install. You only pay if you choose to enter a paid contest inside the app.

How long does fantasy glossary take?

It depends on the action. Most flows complete in under 6 minutes; KYC + first withdrawal can take up to 24 hours for manual review.

What documents do I need for fantasy glossary?

A valid PAN, Aadhaar (for address verification) and a bank account or UPI ID in your name.

Can I take a break after fantasy glossary?

Yes. Open the responsible play tab and set a self-exclusion period — activation is immediate and confidential.

Is fantasy glossary legal in my state?

Most Indian states allow paid fantasy contests. The responsible play hub lists the current eligibility map — verify on app.

Glossary · twenty extra terms

The vocabulary of fantasy cricket, A to Z.

Anchor — Batter role

A top-order batter expected to bat through the innings. In fantasy, anchors are captaincy candidates because their points are doubled and they rarely duck.

All-rounder — Dual-skill player

A player who bats and bowls — sometimes in equal measure. In fantasy, the dual route makes them the highest-points-per-credit asset in most formats.

Bankroll — Player's contest capital

The total cash and bonus wallet balance used for contest entries. Bankroll management is the discipline of capping entries to a percentage per contest.

Bowl-out — Tie-break method

An older tie-break method replaced by the Super Over in most formats. Fantasy points from a bowl-out are not awarded because the runs do not count.

Carry — Stat continuity

When a batter's runs from one innings carry momentum into the next match. Used in fantasy captaincy as a tie-breaker between two equally-form options.

Death overs — Overs 17-20

The final four overs of a T20 innings. Batters who score here earn strike-rate bonuses; bowlers who bowl here earn economy bonuses. Fantasy points are heavily weighted in this window.

Duck — Zero-score dismissal

A batter dismissed without scoring. Most formats deduct points for a duck, with a heavier penalty for top-order ducks. Worth -2 to -4 depending on role.

Economy — Runs per over

A bowler's average runs conceded per over. Lower economy earns bonuses. The threshold and bonus vary by format — T20, ODI and Test each carry different cut-offs.

Form — Recent performance trend

A player's last 5-10 match output. Form drives captaincy picks. The IPL Super Contest desk uses a weighted form metric that adjusts for venue and opposition.

Impact Player — IPL substitution rule

An IPL-specific rule allowing one substitution per side, named at the toss. Fantasy points earned by the Impact Player flow to your XI as if they were the original player.

Lock time — Team-edit deadline

The moment a contest locks team edits. Usually the toss. After lock time, no player swaps are accepted, even for injury. The captain and vice-captain remain locked too.

Maiden — Zero-run over

An over in which the bowler concedes no runs. T20 fantasy awards +4 for a maiden. ODI formats usually do not — verify on app.

Middle order — Batter positions 4-6

Batters batting in the middle overs. Their points are weighted less for strike rate but more for consistency — fewer ducks, more thirties.

Net run rate — Tournament NRR

A team-level metric, not a player metric. Listed here because it surfaces in the desk's tournament previews and indirectly affects captain picks for the chasing side.

Powerplay — First six overs

The fielding-restriction window. Batters earn strike-rate bonuses here. Bowlers who bowl in the powerplay earn economy bonuses for tight lines.

Rollover — Bonus wager requirement

The number of times a bonus must be wagered in contests before withdrawal. A 4x rollover on ₹100 means ₹400 of contest entry. Practice contests do not count.

Run-out — Fielding dismissal

A dismissal where a fielder breaks the stumps before the batter reaches the crease. Direct hits score +12; assists score +6 per fielder involved.

Strike rate — Runs per 100 balls

A batter's scoring rate. Fantasy awards bonuses above a threshold — 170 in T20, 140 in ODI. The minimum-balls threshold prevents distortion from a single over.

Super Over — Tie-break method

A one-over-per-side tie-break. Fantasy points from the Super Over count normally. The Super Over does not change a batter's strike rate for the match.

Wicket-keeper — Specialist role

The player standing behind the stumps. Stumpings earn +12 (more than catches). Wicket-keepers also bat in most XIs — Ishan Kishan, Rishabh Pant and Sanju Samson are modern examples.

What is the difference between a run-out and a stumping?

A run-out is fielded — any fielder can break the stumps. A stumping is done by the wicket-keeper only, off a delivery that beat the batter. Both dismissals end an innings but the points are different — +12 for a stumping, +12 for a direct run-out, +6 for a run-out assist.

Is an Impact Player the same as a substitute?

No. A substitute can field but cannot bat, bowl or keep wicket. An Impact Player can bat, bowl and keep wicket for the team they replace. The fantasy app treats the Impact Player as the original player for points purposes.

Why does the team limit say "max 7" from one franchise?

The 7-cap forces diversity and prevents a "load the in-form team" XI from dominating contests. The cap applies to your selected XI from the playing 22 — not to the overall squad. The team builder auto-flags when you exceed.

What is a "Wicket-keeper bat"?

A wicket-keeper who also bats in the top six — Ishan Kishan, Rishabh Pant, Sanju Samson. In fantasy, they earn catch points, stumping points AND batting points, making them the highest-points-per-credit players in the format.

Where is the full glossary published?

On this page. The full A-Z lives on the fantasy tips hub, refreshed every season. New terms are added when the IPL changes a rule or when a new concept gains traction on social.

Glossary · twenty extra terms

The vocabulary of fantasy cricket, A to Z.

Anchor — Batter role

A top-order batter expected to bat through the innings. In fantasy, anchors are captaincy candidates because their points are doubled and they rarely duck.

All-rounder — Dual-skill player

A player who bats and bowls — sometimes in equal measure. In fantasy, the dual route makes them the highest-points-per-credit asset in most formats.

Bankroll — Player's contest capital

The total cash and bonus wallet balance used for contest entries. Bankroll management is the discipline of capping entries to a percentage per contest.

Bowl-out — Tie-break method

An older tie-break method replaced by the Super Over in most formats. Fantasy points from a bowl-out are not awarded because the runs do not count.

Carry — Stat continuity

When a batter's runs from one innings carry momentum into the next match. Used in fantasy captaincy as a tie-breaker between two equally-form options.

Death overs — Overs 17-20

The final four overs of a T20 innings. Batters who score here earn strike-rate bonuses; bowlers who bowl here earn economy bonuses. Fantasy points are heavily weighted in this window.

Duck — Zero-score dismissal

A batter dismissed without scoring. Most formats deduct points for a duck, with a heavier penalty for top-order ducks. Worth -2 to -4 depending on role.

Economy — Runs per over

A bowler's average runs conceded per over. Lower economy earns bonuses. The threshold and bonus vary by format — T20, ODI and Test each carry different cut-offs.

Form — Recent performance trend

A player's last 5-10 match output. Form drives captaincy picks. The IPL Super Contest desk uses a weighted form metric that adjusts for venue and opposition.

Impact Player — IPL substitution rule

An IPL-specific rule allowing one substitution per side, named at the toss. Fantasy points earned by the Impact Player flow to your XI as if they were the original player.

Lock time — Team-edit deadline

The moment a contest locks team edits. Usually the toss. After lock time, no player swaps are accepted, even for injury. The captain and vice-captain remain locked too.

Maiden — Zero-run over

An over in which the bowler concedes no runs. T20 fantasy awards +4 for a maiden. ODI formats usually do not — verify on app.

Middle order — Batter positions 4-6

Batters batting in the middle overs. Their points are weighted less for strike rate but more for consistency — fewer ducks, more thirties.

Net run rate — Tournament NRR

A team-level metric, not a player metric. Listed here because it surfaces in the desk's tournament previews and indirectly affects captain picks for the chasing side.

Powerplay — First six overs

The fielding-restriction window. Batters earn strike-rate bonuses here. Bowlers who bowl in the powerplay earn economy bonuses for tight lines.

Rollover — Bonus wager requirement

The number of times a bonus must be wagered in contests before withdrawal. A 4x rollover on ₹100 means ₹400 of contest entry. Practice contests do not count.

Run-out — Fielding dismissal

A dismissal where a fielder breaks the stumps before the batter reaches the crease. Direct hits score +12; assists score +6 per fielder involved.

Strike rate — Runs per 100 balls

A batter's scoring rate. Fantasy awards bonuses above a threshold — 170 in T20, 140 in ODI. The minimum-balls threshold prevents distortion from a single over.

Super Over — Tie-break method

A one-over-per-side tie-break. Fantasy points from the Super Over count normally. The Super Over does not change a batter's strike rate for the match.

Wicket-keeper — Specialist role

The player standing behind the stumps. Stumpings earn +12 (more than catches). Wicket-keepers also bat in most XIs — Ishan Kishan, Rishabh Pant and Sanju Samson are modern examples.

What is the difference between a run-out and a stumping?

A run-out is fielded — any fielder can break the stumps. A stumping is done by the wicket-keeper only, off a delivery that beat the batter. Both dismissals end an innings but the points are different — +12 for a stumping, +12 for a direct run-out, +6 for a run-out assist.

Is an Impact Player the same as a substitute?

No. A substitute can field but cannot bat, bowl or keep wicket. An Impact Player can bat, bowl and keep wicket for the team they replace. The fantasy app treats the Impact Player as the original player for points purposes.

Why does the team limit say "max 7" from one franchise?

The 7-cap forces diversity and prevents a "load the in-form team" XI from dominating contests. The cap applies to your selected XI from the playing 22 — not to the overall squad. The team builder auto-flags when you exceed.

What is a "Wicket-keeper bat"?

A wicket-keeper who also bats in the top six — Ishan Kishan, Rishabh Pant, Sanju Samson. In fantasy, they earn catch points, stumping points AND batting points, making them the highest-points-per-credit players in the format.

Where is the full glossary published?

On this page. The full A-Z lives on the fantasy tips hub, refreshed every season. New terms are added when the IPL changes a rule or when a new concept gains traction on social.

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