11xplay cricket, ball by ball
Match odds, over runs, next wicket and fancy lines that reprice on every delivery.
Sign in to 11xplay
Username and password only. The same pair opens every working 11xplay address.
No ID yet? The same button opens the desk that issues one.
11xplay is a cricket-first sports exchange built for Indian players, and the whole thing runs off a single verified ID. One username opens the ball-by-ball cricket board, the Aviator round that is already climbing, a Teen Patti table with a live dealer on camera, and the wallet that all three settle into. There is no app store listing to hunt for and no signup form to fill in. A person on chat issues the ID, your first UPI deposit lands from Rs 500, and the balance is live before the next over starts.
Match odds, over runs, next wicket and fancy lines that reprice on every delivery.
A multiplier that climbs until it stops. Cash out early, or hold and watch it go.
Real dealers on camera, Indian tables, the stakes you would actually play at home.
The nights the 11xplay board is busiest, with the deepest in-play lines of the year.
Dragon Tiger, roulette wheels and slot reels for the hours with no cricket on.
Most people arrive at 11xplay for one thing and stay for three. Cricket is the front door. An Indian player types the brand name into Google somewhere around the toss, lands on a working address, and finds match odds sitting next to over-runs lines, next-wicket markets and the fancy prices that only exist while a match is actually being played.
Then the match ends. The wallet is still there, still funded, and the same 11xplay ID walks straight into an Aviator round or a Teen Patti table without a second login. That is the part people underestimate. It is one balance, not four, and money moves between markets with no transfer step and no waiting period.
The exchange side matters more than the marketing usually admits. On a straight bookmaker you take the price you are given. On 11xplay you are looking at a back column and a lay column, and the number in each one moves because other people are backing and laying the same outcome. A price of 1.84 on a chasing side in the twelfth over is not a figure somebody typed in. It drifted there.
What 11xplay does not do is hide the ledger. Every settled bet, every deposit and every withdrawal sits in your own statement, timestamped, and you can scroll back through it whenever a number looks wrong. Honestly, that single screen resolves most of the arguments people have with any exchange.
Back and lay columns on match odds, innings runs, over lines and wickets, priced live through the game.
Aviator and the quick-round games, where a single hand takes less time than one over does.
Teen Patti, Andar Bahar and Dragon Tiger with dealers on camera and Indian table limits.
Roulette and slot titles for the dead hours between fixtures, on the same 11xplay balance.
There is no registration page in the sense you are expecting. No email confirmation, no document upload, no captcha that refuses you three times. You open a chat with the 11xplay desk and a person creates the account while you are typing.
Four minutes is the honest average, not a marketing number. It stretches on IPL nights when the 11xplay desk is handling a queue, and I have seen it done in ninety seconds on a quiet Tuesday afternoon. If the desk is slow, it is slow because a human is genuinely reading the message ahead of yours.
One thing, plainly: nobody at 11xplay needs a PAN card, an Aadhaar scan or a bank statement to open the account. If a message ever asks you for one of those, you are not talking to the desk.
Indian cricket is the spine of 11xplay and everything else is built around it. The IPL window is the busiest, obviously, but the board carries the T20 World Cup, the Big Bash, the Pakistan Super League, county fixtures, Ranji games and the international tours that most books ignore until the last week.
In-play is where the difference shows. Before a ball is bowled you get match odds, toss and a handful of totals. Once the first over starts, the 11xplay board opens up: runs in the next over, the batsman’s individual total, method of next dismissal, session lines that reset every few overs. Prices move fast enough that a two-second delay actually costs you something.
| Market | When it opens | How it moves |
|---|---|---|
| Match odds | Days before the toss | Slow drift, then sharp swings on wickets |
| Innings runs | At the toss | Reprices every over, faster after a boundary |
| Next over runs | Between overs | Open for roughly ninety seconds at a time |
| Fall of next wicket | In play only | Tightens as a partnership builds |
| Session lines | Multi-day games | Reset at each session break |
A word of caution that has nothing to do with 11xplay and everything to do with cricket: a televised feed runs behind the ground by a handful of seconds. The exchange prices from the ground. If you are betting off your TV during a tight last over, you are betting on information that has already been priced in. Regulars watch the number, not the picture.
The casino side of 11xplay is not a bolted-on afterthought with three slot machines. Aviator is the headline act, and it is easy to see why it caught on in India: a plane climbs, a multiplier climbs with it, and you decide when to cash out. Hold too long and the round ends at zero. Rounds finish in well under a minute, so a rain break gives you fifteen of them.
Teen Patti and Andar Bahar run with real dealers on camera rather than a random-number animation, and the table limits are set for Indian players — you can sit at a Rs 50 table without feeling like the odd one out. Dragon Tiger sits alongside them for people who want something even quicker. Roulette wheels and slot reels fill the rest.
None of it needs a separate balance. That is the practical point. The Rs 2,000 sitting in your 11xplay wallet after a cricket win is the same Rs 2,000 you can take to an Andar Bahar table thirty seconds later, and back again. No transfer screen, no minimum float per section, no waiting for an internal move to clear.
Bet sizes are worth thinking about before you start rather than after. Cricket markets on 11xplay tolerate a slow, patient stake because a match runs three or four hours. Aviator does not. It is designed to be fast and it will happily be fast in the wrong direction, so the sensible move is a smaller unit stake there than the one you would put on a match-odds line.
Betting addresses get blocked in India. Not occasionally — routinely. An ISP acts on an order, an address that opened fine yesterday returns nothing today, and the assumption people jump to is that the brand has vanished with their money. It has not. 11xplay keeps several addresses live precisely because this happens, and every one of them is the same exchange behind the same login.
Same ID. Same password. Same balance, same open bets, same statement history. You are not registering again and you are not moving funds anywhere. You are walking through a different door into the same room.
| Address | What it is for | Page |
|---|---|---|
| 11xplay Black | The .black extension, the one most Indian players fall back to first | Open |
| 11xplay Pro | The .pro extension that regulars keep saved for the weeks others stall | Open |
| 11xplay Live | Built around the in-play cricket board and live-dealer tables | Open |
| 11xplay Com | The best-known address, reachable through the Android build | Open |
Check the padlock before you type anything. A working 11xplay address loads over https and shows your existing balance the moment you sign in. An address that asks you to “re-register” or “verify your wallet” is not one of ours — close it and ask the desk which address is live today.
Money in is quick and money out is quick, and the reason both work is that a person is looking at them rather than an automated queue. Deposits on 11xplay start at Rs 500. UPI is what nearly everyone uses — you ask the desk for the current handle, pay from any UPI app, and send the screenshot back into the same chat.
Credit is usually within a couple of minutes. Withdrawals take longer because somebody checks the account first, and the honest window is twenty to sixty minutes. On a Sunday night during the IPL it can stretch past an hour. That is not the request failing; that is a queue.
| Movement | Minimum | Route | Typical time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deposit | Rs 500 | UPI to the current handle | 2–10 minutes |
| Withdrawal | Rs 1,000 | Bank account in your own name | 20–60 minutes |
| First payout | Rs 1,000 | Bank details confirmed once, on chat | Add 10–15 minutes |
Two rules save almost every payout argument on 11xplay. First, the bank account has to be in the same name as the person the desk is talking to — third-party accounts are refused, every time. Second, send the deposit screenshot immediately rather than an hour later; matching a payment to a wallet is trivial when it just happened and tedious when it did not.
Nobody charges you to move your own money. If a message ever demands a “release fee” or a “tax clearance” before your 11xplay withdrawal can go out, that message is not from the desk. Stop, screenshot it, and ask on the chat you have used before.
The 11xplay sign-in screen wants two things and nothing else. Username, password, done. There is no OTP, no email verification link, no second device to approve anything from. People expect more steps and then assume something is broken when there aren’t any.
When it does refuse you, the cause is nearly always one of four things, and none of them mean your account is gone:
A reset takes about a minute. Message the 11xplay desk from the number tied to the account, ask for a reset, change it once you are in. There is no self-service “forgot password” email flow, because there is no email on the account in the first place.
Calling it support undersells it. The 11xplay desk is not a ticket queue that emails you back in two working days — it is the same route that issued your ID, and the person on it can see your account while you are typing to them.
Reply times are honest rather than instant. Ten to fifteen minutes on a normal evening, longer during an IPL run chase when half of India wants a deposit credited before the nineteenth over. Send the account name and the screenshot in the first message and you skip an entire round trip.
Almost everyone uses 11xplay on a phone, and there are two sensible ways to do it. The browser route works everywhere: open a live address, sign in, then add the page to your home screen so it opens full-screen without the address bar eating a strip of the cricket board.
The Android build is the other option. It is an APK, installed directly rather than through the Play Store, which means Android will warn you during the install — that warning appears for every app that arrives outside the store and is not a verdict on the file. The advantage is that the 11xplay build carries its own address list, so when one address stops opening the app moves to the next without you typing anything.
On iPhone there is no APK, so the home-screen shortcut is the whole answer. It behaves close enough to an app that most people never notice teh difference.
Whatever you use, keep two 11xplay addresses saved rather than one. It takes ten seconds now and saves an evening later.
Open any working 11xplay address, type the username and password the desk issued you, and press the sign-in button. There is no OTP step and no email confirmation. If the address will not load, try another 11xplay address before assuming the login itself has failed.
Message the 11xplay desk on chat and ask for one. You pick the username, you give a mobile number, and you send a first UPI deposit from Rs 500. The account is usually live in about four minutes, and there is no form or document upload anywhere in the process.
The account itself holds very little: a username you chose, a mobile number, and a ledger of your own bets. No card details are stored because deposits arrive over UPI. The real risk is copycat addresses, so confirm with the 11xplay desk which address is live rather than trusting a forwarded link.
Rs 500 over UPI. Ask the desk for the handle that is current, pay from any UPI app, then send the screenshot into the same chat. Credit normally lands within two to ten minutes. The minimum withdrawal sits a little higher, at Rs 1,000.
Twenty to sixty minutes is the usual window, because a person reviews the request rather than an automated queue. Your first payout can take ten or fifteen minutes longer while the bank details are confirmed once. Busy IPL nights push the whole window out.
Almost always because that particular address has been blocked by your ISP, which happens routinely in India. Switch to another 11xplay address — the ID, password and balance are identical on all of them. If none load, mobile data instead of home broadband usually gets you through.
No document upload is part of opening an account. A mobile number is the whole verification step. For a withdrawal the bank account simply has to be in the same name as the person the desk is chatting with, which is a name match rather than a KYC file.
11xplay is a cricket-led sports exchange serving players across India, and one verified 11xplay ID is the only credential involved. The same username opens the ball-by-ball cricket board during an IPL chase, an Aviator round between innings, and a live-dealer Teen Patti or Andar Bahar table afterwards, all settling into a single wallet rather than four separate balances.
An 11xplay new id is issued over chat instead of a signup form: you choose the username, share a mobile number, and fund the account from Rs 500 on UPI. The 11xplay login itself asks for two fields and nothing more — no OTP, no email link, no second device. Withdrawals go back to a bank account in your own name and typically clear inside twenty to sixty minutes.
Because betting addresses are blocked routinely in India, 11xplay keeps several extensions live at once. 11xplay black, 11xplay pro, 11xplay live and the 11xplay com app all reach the same exchange with the same ID and the same balance, which is why regulars keep more than one saved. The 11xplay whatsapp number india route stays open around the clock for a new id, a stuck deposit, a payout chase or a password reset, in Hindi or English.