A working walkthrough from sign-up to first team selection. Plain English, sourced where it matters, and updated each season when the points table changes.
The Jeeto11 sign-up is straightforward: phone number, one-time password, name as it appears on the PAN, and a password. The welcome bonus is credited on first deposit; the exact terms are on the Bonus Code page.
If you have a referral code from an existing user, enter it during sign-up. The referrer earns a commission on your first deposit, and you typically receive a small joining bonus on top of the welcome bonus.
What you need: a phone that can receive SMS, your PAN, and a quiet minute to read the bonus terms before you tick the box.
The wallet is where deposits and withdrawals land. KYC is the verification cycle the operator runs before your first withdrawal above the no-KYC threshold.
Documents you need:
The KYC cycle takes up to 24 hours after document submission. Approved KYC is stored in line with the published retention policy; you can request erasure through the Customer Care channel.
Daily contests settle in hours. Weekend marquees span a round. Head-to-head and 50/50 contests are the safest formats for a new player; leagues and winner-takes-all contests have larger payouts but more variance.
The contest card on the home screen shows the entry fee, the prize pool, the maximum number of entries and the lock time. Read the card before you tap.
Eleven players. 100 credits. One captain (2x points). One vice-captain (1.5x points). The squad must include one wicketkeeper, three to five batters, one to four all-rounders and three to six bowlers.
The captaincy method is the heart of the build. The desk publishes a captain pick for every daily-play match on the Predictions page; the rubric and the alternative call are published alongside.
The selection screen shows the live squad sheet as it updates. Pick early; the salary cap gets tighter as the deadline approaches.
A snapshot of the standard points table. Season-specific tweaks are noted in the desk’s daily updates.
| Action | Role | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Run scored | Batter | +1 |
| Boundary bonus | Batter | +4 |
| Six bonus | Batter | +6 |
| Wicket taken | Bowler | +25 |
| LBW / bowled bonus | Bowler | +8 |
| Maiden over | Bowler | +4 |
| Catch | Fielder | +8 |
| Stumping | Wicketkeeper | +12 |
| Direct-hit run-out | Fielder | +12 |
| Captain multiplier | Selected player | 2x |
| Vice-captain multiplier | Selected player | 1.5x |
The XI locks at the published lock time, which is usually the toss. After the lock, swaps are not allowed. The live-match digest on the Live Matches page posts a one-line read at the fall of every key wicket.
The points accumulate in real time during play. The desk does not publish picks during play — the XI is locked, and the points are the points.
Winnings land in the wallet inside an hour of the last ball. UPI withdrawals settle inside five minutes during bank hours. Bank transfers settle inside one to two working days after the first KYC cycle.
The Wallet & KYC page carries the live checklist for first-time withdrawals. The Customer Care page lists the channels for any dispute or hold.
Under two minutes if you have your PAN ready. The KYC cycle adds another 24 hours after document submission.
No. The XI locks at the published lock time, which is usually the toss.
The squad sheet is final once published. If a player is ruled out, the substitute is decided by the operator and announced before the toss.
If no ball is bowled, the contest is cancelled and the entry fee is refunded. If a result is achieved under DLS, the contest settles on the official result.
The full points table is on this page, just above. The desk republishes the table whenever a season rule changes.
Sign up, set the wallet, pick the contest. The desk does the rest.