AFL Fantasy
IPL 2026 is on — the data on AFL Fantasy tells you which contests to enter and which to skip.
Most fantasy apps show you every contest and let you figure it out. AFL Fantasy does the filtering for you — matches with bad prize-to-entry ratios, oversized fields, and unclear team news get buried. You only see contests where the data says you have a real chance.
Sort by field size, not just prize pool.
The biggest prize pool is not always the best contest. A ₹50,000 prize split across 5,000 entries is harder to win than a ₹5,000 prize split across 20. AFL Fantasy puts field size, entry fee, and prize split on every card — sort by what matters, enter with confidence.
One app, three sports, same contest logic.
Cricket during IPL, football during European weeks, kabaddi in between. The contest structure and team builder stay the same — once you learn the system on one sport, you can apply it to all three.
Compare contests side by side — the data does not lie.
₹9 entry, 5,000 teams, ₹3 lakh prize pool. ₹49 entry, 20 teams, ₹800 prize pool. The second one gives you a 250x better chance per rupee spent. AFL Fantasy puts both sets of numbers on the card so you can compare and pick the smarter play.
The data-driven path to your first contest on AFL Fantasy
Every step below is about using information to make better decisions. Follow this sequence and you will enter your first contest with a real strategy, not a guess.
- Open the app and sort by field size. Every match accepting teams appears on one screen. Sort by smallest field first — those are the contests where your team knowledge has the most impact.
- Sign up with your phone number. 30 seconds, no KYC for your first contest. Your account is live immediately — you can start comparing contests right away.
- Pick a match where you have an information advantage. If you watched the last game, you know who is in form and who got dropped. That is data most players do not have — use it.
- Captain = consistent. Vice-captain = upside. Rest = value. Your captain earns 2x points — pick someone who scores 30+ almost every game. Your vice-captain earns 1.5x — pick someone with a high ceiling. Fill the rest with players who are certain to start. A non-playing pick is a guaranteed zero.
- Enter a small-field contest first — the data says you should. Head-to-head: 50% win rate. 3-player: 33%. Mega: 0.02%. The numbers are clear. Start small, learn the scoring system, and move up only when your win rate justifies it.
BONUS CODE AFL Fantasy
Enter code AFLFANTASY1 at sign-up. You get bonus credits — use them to test different contest types without risking your own money. Try a head-to-head first, then a 3-player. Compare the results. The data from those free entries will make your paid entries smarter.
Why data-driven players choose AFL Fantasy
- Cricket contests with real win potential
- The edge: IPL and T20 contests dominate the platform. Head-to-head and small-field formats mean you are competing against 1–20 people, not 5,000. Your team knowledge actually translates into wins.
- Football and kabaddi between cricket seasons
- The edge: When IPL ends, football and kabaddi contests keep your bankroll moving. Same team-building screen, same contest formats — no learning curve.
- Contest cards that show you the real deal upfront
- The edge: Entry fee, prize pool, and field size are visible before you join. No opening five screens to compare — you see the better deal instantly.
- One-screen team builder, fast re-entry
- The edge: Build your team on a single screen. After a contest ends, re-enter from the results page — no bouncing back to the lobby to start over.
WINNERS
Check the winners section before you enter. It shows which formats are paying out this week, the average prize size, and the cash-out rate by contest type. If head-to-head is paying out 40% of the time and mega is at 2%, the data is telling you where to play. Follow it.
Frequently asked questions
- What can I play on AFL Fantasy?
Cricket (IPL, T20, ODIs), football, and kabaddi. Cricket has the most data available — team news, form guides, pitch reports. More data means better decisions. Start there. - Which contest type should I join based on the data?
Head-to-head or 3-player. Win probability is 33–50%. Mega contests are 0.02%. The data is clear — start small, build your win rate, and move up when the numbers justify it. - Is the ��1 contest worth joining?
Yes, as a learning tool. The prize is small, but you get real scoring feedback and can test your team-building approach without risking money. - How do I use the winners section to pick contests?
Look at the cash-out rate by format. If head-to-head pays out 40% and mega pays out 2%, the data says play head-to-head. Do not chase big prize pools — chase high cash-out rates.
Better data, better decisions. AFL Fantasy puts the numbers on every contest card — field size, entry fee, prize split. Use them. Pick the contest where your knowledge gives you an edge, build your team, and enter.