If you play fantasy cricket on Dream11, you’ve seen the points rack up for every run, wicket, catch, and more. But what do all those Dream11 points details actually mean? How many points do you get for a six? What’s the deal with credits? How do you check and redeem your points? And is there any way to turn those points into real money? Let’s break it all down.
What’s the Difference Between Credits and Points?
- Credits are your budget to pick players.
- You get 100 credits before the match.
- Star players cost more credits. Newbies cost fewer.
- You must pick 11 players without going over 100 credits.
- Fantasy Points are what your players earn during the real match.
- Every run, wicket, catch, and bonus adds to your total.
- Your team’s rank in a contest depends on these fantasy points.
Think of credits as shopping money and fantasy points as your score in the game.
How Dream11 Points Work
Dream11 gives fantasy points based on a player’s actions in the real match. Runs, wickets, catches, they all add or subtract points. Different formats (TATA IPL, T20, ODI, Test) use slightly different rules.
How Dream11 Points Are Calculated
Points change a bit by match format. Below are the basics for IPL (TATA IPL), general T20, and ODI.
Points Breakdown for IPL (TATA IPL)
Action | Points |
---|---|
Batting | |
Run | +1 |
Boundary Bonus (4) | +1 |
Six Bonus | +2 |
Half-century Bonus (50 runs) | +8 |
Century Bonus (100 runs) | +16 |
Duck (0 runs) | −2 |
Bowling | |
Wicket (not run‑out) | +25 |
4‑Wicket Bonus | +8 |
5‑Wicket Bonus | +16 |
Maiden Over (4+ dots) | +8 |
Fielding | |
Catch | +8 |
Direct-hit Run‑out or Stumping | +12 |
Run‑out (thrower or catcher) | +6 |
Other | |
Picking in the announced playing XI | +4 |
Economy Rate (min. 2 overs): 5–6 r/o | +2 |
Economy Rate: 4–4.99 r/o | +4 |
Strike Rate (min. 10 balls): 60–70 | −2 |
Strike Rate: 50–59.99 | −4 |
Strike Rate: below 50 | −6 |
General T20 Points System
Action | Points |
---|---|
Run | +1 |
Boundary Bonus | +4 |
Six Bonus | +6 |
25‑Run Bonus | +4 |
Half-century Bonus | +8 |
75‑Run Bonus | +12 |
Century Bonus | +16 |
Duck | −2 |
Bowling, fielding, lineup, economy, and strike‑rate points match IPL style, with slight tweaks. |
ODI Points System
Action | Points |
---|---|
Run | +1 |
Boundary Bonus | +4 |
Six Bonus | +6 |
25‑Run Bonus | +4 |
Half-century Bonus | +8 |
75‑Run Bonus | +12 |
Century Bonus | +16 |
125‑Run Bonus | +20 |
150‑Run Bonus | +24 |
Duck | −3 |
Bowling and fielding bonuses similar to other formats but extra weight for 6‑wicket hauls. |
How Many Points for One Six?
- In IPL (TATA IPL) you get 2 points for a six.
- In general T20 and ODI formats you get 6 points for a six.
It might seem odd that sixes get different points. That’s because Dream11 wants to reward big knocks more in longer formats.
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How to Check Your Points in Dream11
- Open the Dream11 app or website.
- Log in if you aren’t already.
- Tap My Matches (app) or click My Matches (web).
- Pick the match you played.
- Go to My Contests.
- Open a contest and tap Leaderboard or Winners.
- You’ll see your team’s total fantasy points and rank.
It’s that simple. No hidden buttons hiding your scores.
Redeeming Points and Prizes
- Your fantasy points are just for ranking in contests. You can’t convert them directly into cash.
- If you rank high, you win prize money. That money goes to your Winning Balance.
- Go to My Wallet → Withdraw to move cash to your bank.
DreamCoins vs Fantasy Points
- DreamCoins are free currency you earn via daily quizzes or special offers.
- You can redeem DreamCoins in the Rewards Shop for coupons, passes, or merch.
- DreamCoins have nothing to do with fantasy points. They are a separate reward system.
Dream11 Points to Rupees: Is There a Formula?
There’s no fixed formula to turn fantasy points into rupees. Your points determine your rank in a contest. Your rank decides your prize share from the contest pool.
Points Scored | Contest Type | Approx. Rank | Approx. Prize (₹) |
---|---|---|---|
120 | ₹20-entry, 100 players | Rank 1 | 1500 |
120 | Mega League, 50,000 players | Rank ~10,000 | 50 |
500 | ₹50-entry, 200 players | Rank 1–3 | 200–500 |
500 | Mega League, 20,000 players | Rank ~5,000 | 20–50 |
1000 | ₹100-entry, 100 players | Rank 1 | 3,000 |
1000 | Mega League, 30,000 players | Rank ~8,000 | 30–80 |
Tip: In small contests, each extra point can jump you many ranks. In huge leagues, you might need 600–700 points just to make the top 5,000.
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Dream11 500 Points to Money
If you score 500 fantasy points:
- In a small contest (100–200 players), you’ll likely be in the top 3, getting around ₹200–₹500.
- In a mega league, you might end up around rank 4,000–6,000, so your prize might be around ₹30–₹70.
Dream11 1000 Points to Money
If you hit 1000 points:
- In a small contest you almost certainly grab rank 1, so you could win ₹2,000–₹3,000 on a ₹100 entry.
- In a mega league, you might land around rank 8,000–10,000, giving you roughly ₹30–₹100.
Wrapping Up
You now know how Dream11 points and credits work, how points are tallied across formats, exactly how much a six is worth, where to see your points, and why you can’t just cash out points. Use this guide to build smarter teams, track your progress, and snag better prizes every match. Good luck and happy playing!
- Credits = your team‑building budget. Fantasy Points = your match score.
- Points differ by format (IPL vs T20 vs ODI).
- Sixes earn 2 points in IPL, 6 in T20/ODI.
- Check points in My Matches → My Contests → Leaderboard.
- Fantasy points don’t convert directly to cash. You win money based on rank.
- DreamCoins are separate rewards you redeem in the Rewards Shop.
- No fixed “points → rupees” rate. Prize depends on contest size and rank.