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Two ways to play. Draft a fantasy eleven when there is a match on, or pull up a chair at the card table any time.
This is the heart of GoSuper11. Choose a real fixture, work within a credit cap, and put together an eleven from the two squads on show. Name a captain who earns double points and a vice-captain who earns one and a half times, then lock your team before the toss.
Once play starts, your job is done and the scorecard does the talking. Runs, wickets, catches and clean fielding all feed into your total. Milestones like a fifty or a five-wicket haul carry bonus points on top. It is a game of preparation — the work you do before the first ball is what decides the outcome.
Learn the scoringEach of these keeps to the version you already know. No reinvented rules, no clutter — just quick, readable rounds.
A single joker card is drawn, and cards are dealt to two sides — Andhar and Bahar — until one matches. Your only decision is which side matches first. Rounds are over in seconds, which makes it the go-to when you want something quick between overs.
Back the Player, the Banker, or a Tie. Two hands are dealt, values are added up, and the one closest to nine wins. There is nothing to manage once you have placed your call, which is exactly why the game has lasted so long.
Standard poker hand rankings, played at the table rather than against a room of opponents. Look at what you have been dealt, judge how strong it is, and decide whether to stay in the hand. A game of reading value and knowing when to fold.
The three-card game many people grew up calling teen patti, trimmed down for fast play. Three cards, familiar rankings, and a decision about how much faith to put in your hand. Simple to pick up, tricky to master.
Whether you like the slow build of a fantasy line-up or the snap decision of a card round, there is a seat for you. Sign up to start playing, or read the guide first.
