Sixer does not write welcome offers. The welcome-offer page is a vocabulary: when a platform publishes a welcome offer, what does each term mean, and what should a reader look for before signing up. Read it like you would read a tariff card.
Sixer doesn't write welcome offers. The vocabulary below is how Sixer reads any offer a fantasy-cricket platform publishes. Each term carries a default meaning; the platform's own terms may tighten or extend it.
| Term | What it means | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Bonus credit | Site credit added after first deposit / first contest entry. | Read the minimum deposit row before clicking. |
| Wagering multiple | Number of times the bonus must be played before withdrawal. | High multiples reduce real value — read the small print. |
| Expiry window | Number of days the credit must be used within. | Note the day-count; align with the tournament schedule you intend to play. |
| Eligible contests | Whether the bonus works in any contest or only specific entry tiers. | Verify before locking the bonus to a single format. |
| State eligibility | Bonus validity in your home state. | Andhra, Telangana, Assam, Odisha, Sikkim, Nagaland and others have specific notices in some formats. |
| KYC requirement | PAN + Aadhaar / OVD before withdrawal. | Standard, but the order of checks and the timeline varies. |
The Sixer editorial team does not endorse an offer. We read the terms the same way a reader does — and we publish corrections when a platform changes the terms without notice.
The most important row is the wagering multiple. Bonus credit becomes real money only after the multiple is cleared; high multiples reduce value.
Where you live determines whether the bonus works at all. Some platforms publish a state-list on the offer page; some publish it on the terms page. Read both.
An expiry window of 7 days is hard to clear if the matchday is a slow one. An expiry window of 30 days gives you the room to wait for fixtures you actually want to enter.
The small print of a welcome offer is the editorial vocabulary the desk reads. Below is the format the desk uses when it considers an offer.
The number of times the bonus must be played before withdrawal. Read the small print row; a 30x multiple on a small bonus is closer to a marketing tool than real value.
The contests the bonus works in. Some bonuses work only in specific entry tiers; some work in any contest; some work in a single contest type.
Where you live determines whether the bonus works at all. Andhra, Telangana, Assam, Odisha, Sikkim, Nagaland, Meghalaya and Tamil Nadu carry specific notices in some formats.
The day-count for using the credit. A 7-day window is hard to clear if the matchday is slow; a 30-day window gives room.
The maximum bonus a reader can claim. A capped bonus is a real-word number; an uncapped bonus carries platform-control risk.
PAN + Aadhaar / OVD before withdrawal. The order of checks and the verification timeline vary.
Bonus credit is a marketing tool that becomes real money only after the terms are cleared. Reading the bonus credit means reading the terms.
The number of times the bonus must be played before withdrawal. The multiple is the editorial answer to "how real is this bonus".
The day-count for using the credit. A 7-day window is hard to clear; a 30-day window gives room.
Some bonuses work in any contest; some work only in specific tiers. Read the eligible contests row.
The welcome-offer state-list may differ from the platform's general state-list. Read both before signing up.