Terms of Use

Extended terms framework

The Terms of Use for the editorial site cover the editorial scope, the no-warranty disclaimer, intellectual property, limitation of liability, and the governing law. The platform's Terms of Service cover the operator's relationship with the player. The two are separate contracts with separate parties.

The editorial scope

The editorial site publishes guides, predictions, scoring explainers, and review pieces. The site does not offer fantasy contests, does not hold player balances, does not process deposits or withdrawals, and does not operate the GoPlay11 platform. The site is an editorial desk that sits beside the operator.

The no-warranty disclaimer

The editorial content is for informational purposes only. The site does not guarantee that any prediction, captain pick or contest strategy will result in a winning outcome. Fantasy cricket is a paid game of skill; outcomes depend on form, venue, toss, opponent match-up and the variance inherent in sports.

Intellectual property

The editorial text and photos are licensed for editorial use. Trademarks and brand names referenced belong to their respective owners. The site grants readers a non-exclusive, revocable licence to read and link to the editorial content; no scraping, mirror republishing or automated extraction.

Limitation of liability

The site, its authors and its publisher are not liable for any losses arising from the use of the editorial content. In jurisdictions that do not allow the exclusion of certain damages, the liability is limited to the maximum extent permitted by law.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of India. Any dispute is subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the competent courts in the operator's registered city.

Operator-side terms

The operator's Terms of Service are the contract between the player and the operator. The ToS covers the legal entity, the registered address, the governing jurisdiction, the dispute-resolution mechanism, and the data-handling policy. Players who agree to the ToS are bound by its terms.

Player-side documentation

Players who plan to deposit and withdraw should keep a record of: the operator's legal entity, the platform's policy at the time of deposit, the platform's policy at the time of withdrawal, and any communication that signals a change. The record is useful in the unlikely event of a dispute.

Long-term terms discipline

Long-term players re-read the operator's Terms of Service every quarter. A material change to the legal entity, the dispute-resolution mechanism, or the data-handling policy is a yellow flag. The player can escalate, request clarification, or switch operators.