Dream11 Tips and Tricks that help you to create the Best Team

They say you need 80% of strategy and 20% of skills to do well with Dream11.

Small league tips and tricks for Dream11:

Consider the Pitch Condition, Average Score of ground, Toss Details, and Playing XI before creating your team.
Don’t forget to check a player’s recent form and record before adding them to your fantasy cricket team.
Play Selective Matches. Trying to make more money by playing every match is not a good idea.
It is always a good idea to research before you create your dream11 team.

Choosing captains and vice-captains: Dream11 tips and tricks

A guide to choosing a captain and vice-captain for a cricket game.

Check batting order and recent form of players before picking the captain or vice-captain. It is good to pick a top-order batter as Captain or Vice-Captain in small leagues.
Depending on the pitch conditions, select the captain and vice-captain. When pitch conditions are normal, then an all-rounder should be selected as captain. Points are awarded both for bowling and batting.
Does the pitch favour bowlers? Pick a bowler as C or VC who’s sure to bowl in death overs.
If it is a batting pitch, you should not take more than four batters from one side’s team because the wickets won’t fall, and not many batters will bat. Take more all-rounders instead. If they don’t bat, they might get a chance at bowling.

Dream11 Top 6 Tips:

Play more and more matches. Practice matches make for good starters. Make sure you have a thorough understanding of how the game works.
In cric games, you should always research beforehand
Create an all-rounder’s team. Make sure you have the right ratio of batters & bowlers.
Don’t put in all your money in one match entry.
In the game of cricket, always choose your Captain and Vice-Captain wisely.
Take calculated risks. The players you choose and the player lineup you align will determine the outcome of the match.

How are Dream11 points calculated?

Points are calculated on the basis of the performance of players in the actual T20 match. The following is a breakdown of the calculation.

Batting points:

1 point per run

1 point per boundary bonus

2 points per six scored

4 points for scoring 30 runs

8 points for a half-century

16 points for a century

-2 points for being dismissed for a duck (only for the batsman, wicketkeeper, and all-rounders)

Bowling points:

25 points per wicket, excluding run-outs