Sixer is not a comparison site. The compare-options page is the question list the Sixer editorial team reads when it considers a platform for a reader — six questions that every fantasy-cricket operator answers differently.
Sixer does not maintain a ranking of fantasy-cricket platforms. The compare-options page is the question list the Sixer editorial team reads when it considers a platform for a reader.
What is the platform's 18+ verification flow? How is PAN / Aadhaar / OVD validated, and how long does it take? Where is the KYC office located?
Which Indian states does the platform accept players from, and which ones are restricted? Where is the platform's state-list published, and how often is it updated?
What is the smallest withdrawal amount the platform will process? How long does a UPI / bank / wallet withdrawal take? Are there any conditions on the withdrawal of bonus credit?
Where is the points system published? Is the strike-rate ladder visible to readers? How are milestones calculated and capped?
What does the welcome bonus actually mean — the wagering multiple, the expiry window, the eligible contests and the state-list of the bonus? Read the small print.
How does a reader contact the platform's customer-care team? Is the channel named and reachable in practice, and where is the escalation policy published?
The page above is a question list; not a ranking. The editorial rule is plain: Sixer does not direct a reader to one operator over another. The Get Started button points to the first-party access route a reader already trusts.
Rankings shift; the question list does not. A reader who knows the right questions can read any platform's terms.
Pick the three questions most relevant to you — state, withdrawals, bonus — and read those first.
Every question carries the answer the platform's own terms provide; Sixer adds the editorial framing only.
Once you've asked the six questions, read the platform's terms page in full. The six questions give you the editorial framework; the platform's terms page is the legal answer.
What does the welcome offer actually mean? Look for the wagering multiple, the eligible contests, the state-list and the expiry window.
What is the smallest withdrawal amount? How long does it take? Are bonus-credit withdrawals allowed?
Where is the points system published? Are strike-rate bonuses, milestone bonuses and captain multipliers the same as another platform you've used?
How does a reader escalate a dispute? Is the customer-care channel named and reachable, and where is the escalation policy published?
Does the platform publish its own responsible-play policy? Does it offer deposit limits, time-out windows or self-exclusion?
Is your home state on the eligibility list? Where is the eligibility list published and how often is it updated?
Sixer's editorial reading is a question list. Below is how the desk reads each question and where the editorial answer usually lands.
Real-money fantasy formats require 18+. Where a platform's own policy sets a higher age, the platform's policy applies. Sixer's editorial scope is the matchday desk; 18+ is the editorial frame.
Most Indian states are eligible; some states carry specific notices. The platform's state-list is the regulatory answer.
UPI, bank or wallet. The minimum amount and the timeline vary by platform. The platform's withdrawal policy is the regulatory answer.
Runs, boundaries, sixes, strike-rate bonuses, wickets, milestones and a captain multiplier. The platform's points sheet is the regulatory answer.
A welcome credit added after first deposit or first contest entry. The wagering multiple, eligible contests, expiry and state-list are on the platform's offer page.
By email, phone or in-app chat. The platform's escalation policy is the regulatory answer.