State eligibilityUpdated 27 July 2026 · 16:42 IST
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State eligibility

State eligibility in India — Sixer's editorial read on the rules that vary by state.

Real-money fantasy formats are governed state by state. Sixer's editorial coverage is pan-Indian; the platform you choose enforces the local rule. The page below is the editorial reading Sixer uses on the question — and the state-list the editorial team carries.

Editorial read

How Sixer reads the question.

Sixer's editorial coverage is pan-Indian — the matchday-utility desk works regardless of state. Real-money fantasy-cricket platforms enforce the local rule themselves; the editorial desk reads the rule as an observer.

Editorial scope

Sixer publishes fixtures, captain picks, six-hitting math and points-ledger analysis. The editorial scope is pan-Indian — every reader gets the same desk, the same chapter rails, the same boundary maps.

Platform scope

Each fantasy-cricket platform maintains its own state-list and its own eligibility flow. Where a state is restricted, the platform applies that rule to your account.

What we don't do

Sixer does not publish its own state-list for paid formats — the editorial desk is not a regulator. Where the editorial team hears a state-list change, we publish a news note and update this page's reading.

State-by-state reading

The state-by-state reading Sixer carries on its desk.

A working read. Where a state has published a specific fantasy-format rule, the editorial desk tags the row. The list below is the editorial read; the platform is the regulatory answer.

StateEditorial readingPlatform enforcementSource layer
Andhra PradeshSpecific fantasy-format noticeEnforced at sign-upState public notice + platform policy
AssamSpecific fantasy-format noticeEnforced at sign-upState public notice + platform policy
TelanganaSpecific fantasy-format noticeEnforced at sign-upState public notice + platform policy
OdishaSpecific fantasy-format noticeEnforced at sign-upState public notice + platform policy
SikkimSpecific fantasy-format noticeEnforced at sign-upState public notice + platform policy
NagalandSpecific fantasy-format noticeEnforced at sign-upState public notice + platform policy
MeghalayaSpecific fantasy-format noticeEnforced at sign-upState public notice + platform policy
Tamil NaduFormat-specific noticeEnforced at sign-upState public notice + platform policy
All other statesGenerally eligiblePer platform flowStandard 18+

Sixer's editorial read is the desk's working observation. The platform you choose to play on enforces its own state-list against your account and is the regulatory answer; the platform's terms page is the legal source.

Reading the rules

The reading the desk keeps on file.

Where a state moves, the editorial desk updates the rule rows and the news desk flags the change.

Verified-results editorial scene with a desktop showing dated match leaderboards.

Reading the rule

Sixer reads the rule on every matchday. Where the rule is published as a state-list, the editorial desk carries the list; where it isn't, the desk publishes a note that the reader verify with the platform.

Filed under editorial scope
Editorial photograph of a stadium pavilion exterior under floodlights.

Reading the change

Where the rule changes, Sixer publishes a dated correction. Sixer does not silently rewrite; the editorial record is public and dated.

Correction log open
Captain and coach at the toss area.

Reading the platform

The platform you choose is the regulatory answer. Read the platform's state-list before you sign up; the state-list is the legal source for any dispute.

Platform terms apply
FAQ

State eligibility — short answers.

Does Sixer publish its own state-list?
Sixer's editorial coverage is pan-Indian. The desk publishes its editorial reading of state-level rules but is not a regulator. The platform you choose to play on enforces its own state-list against your account and is the legal source.
Where is the platform's state-list?
In the platform's terms page or FAQ page. Read it before you sign up.
Can I read the editorial desk if I live in a restricted state?
Yes — the editorial coverage is pan-Indian. The state-list affects whether you can play real-money formats; it does not affect whether you can read the editorial desk.
State-by-state

The state-by-state reading in plain language.

A working read of where state-level fantasy-format rules affect a reader's ability to play. The platform you choose to play on enforces the local rule.

A

Andhra / Telangana

Some fantasy formats carry specific notices in these states. Read the platform's terms page before you sign up.

B

Assam / Odisha / Sikkim

These states carry specific notices in some fantasy formats. Verify with the platform's state-list.

C

Nagaland / Meghalaya

These states have specific notices. Read the platform's terms page.

D

Tamil Nadu

Some formats carry format-specific notices. Read the platform's terms page.

E

All other states

Generally eligible. Standard 18+ verification applies.

F

Editorial scope

Sixer's editorial coverage is pan-Indian; the platform's state-list is the regulatory answer.

Reading the platform's state-list

How to read a platform's state-list.

Where a state has a specific fantasy-format notice, the platform's state-list publishes the rule. Reading the list means reading the platform's terms page.

State-published list

The state publishes its own fantasy-format notice. The list usually appears on a state information page; some states publish on a regulator's portal.

Platform-published list

The platform publishes its own state-list in the terms page or the FAQ page. This list is the regulatory answer for the platform's reader flow.

Eligibility on sign-up

The platform enforces the state-list at sign-up. Where a state is restricted, the platform applies the rule against the reader's account.

Editorial coverage is pan-Indian

Sixer's editorial coverage is pan-Indian; the state-list is the regulatory answer for the paid format only.

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