Fantasy contests on Come
Fantasy contests run as scheduled match contests, primarily on cricket. Players build an XI from a published player list, assign a captain and a vice-captain, and receive points from a published scoring matrix that the operator maintains per match format.
How a fantasy contest is structured
Each contest carries a published entry fee, a maximum number of teams and a prize pool. Captain selection is the most leveraged decision; the operator's published multiplier applies to the captain's points and a smaller multiplier to the vice-captain. Substitution windows are listed in the contest rules before kick-off.
What a fantasy team-builder needs to know
Selection is constrained by a salary cap rather than a free-pick model. Player prices update close to the toss and lock at the deadline. The operator also publishes which tournaments and match formats are eligible for which contest tier; some contests are restricted to T20 leagues, others are open to international fixtures.
Predictions and Yes/No multipliers. Some contests overlay a binary market on top of the team contest - a yes/no question about a player milestone, the total runs in an innings, or the method of the next dismissal. Multipliers are set when the market opens and settle when the event is verified from official score data.
Rummy tables on Come
The rummy surface exposes three formats: Points, Pool and Deals. Each carries a distinct entry flow, a distinct maximum number of players and a distinct settlement rule. All three are reachable from the same wallet but not interchangeable - moving a Points-rummy balance into a Pool-rummy seat is not how the operator runs the product.
Points, Pool and Deals - what is actually different
Points charges a fixed rupee value per point (the operator publishes the rate, traditionally ₹0.1 per point). Pool charges a flat entry, returns the pool minus a fee and ranks the field by net score. Deals runs a fixed number of deals with chips and converts chip count back to rupees at the end.
Valid sets and sequences
A valid declaration needs at least one pure sequence, one more sequence or set, and all 13 cards grouped. The operator publishes the exact rules and any joker restrictions inside the rummy lobby - including how a printed joker versus a wild joker are treated, and whether middle-drop or full-show penalties apply.
Stake flow
Entry is debited from the wallet when the seat is taken, not when the first card is dealt. Winnings, including Pool-rummy pool shares, are credited as soon as the table closes. Withdrawal eligibility is governed by the VIP tier - fee-free counts and per-transaction caps differ across the fifteen tiers.
Sports markets on Come
The sports surface runs pre-match and in-play markets on cricket, football and basketball. The operator publishes a market catalogue per fixture rather than per tournament: a typical cricket fixture may carry match winner, top batter, total runs, method of dismissal, fall of next wicket and a Yes/No overlay for player milestones.
Pre-match versus live markets
Pre-match markets settle from official score feeds when the match ends. Live markets can be suspended at any time when the operator needs to refresh odds - usually during a break in play, after a wicket, or when a video review is in progress. Suspended markets show "Suspended" rather than a numeric odd.
How odds are presented
Odds are quoted in decimal format on this product. A ₹100 stake at 2.50 returns ₹250 (stake + profit) on settlement. The operator's settlement rules are published per market category and override the published feed if the two diverge - the rules page on the operator site is the final authority.
What can void a market
Match abandonment, walkover, format change and certain pitch inspections can void a market and refund the stake. Player-specific markets also void when the named player does not play, even if the team completes the match. The operator's "Settled/void" log is reachable from each bet slip.
Games lobby on Come
The games lobby exposes 973 unique records across eight providers: Evolution (373), JILI (231), PG SOFT (152), Fachai (75), Pragmatic Play (70), YellowBat (58), KOOLBET (11) and Originals (3). The catalogue is searchable by name and game ID and filterable by provider. The directory lives at /app/.
What the RTP field actually means
RTP (return-to-player) is a theoretical long-run average published by the studio and surfaced on this product profile for orientation. Short sessions vary widely. We surface it because it is in the snapshot; it is not a forecast for any individual session.
Round flow on a typical slot
Stake → spin → result from the studio's RNG → outcome credited to wallet. Bonus features, free-spin rounds and jackpot triggers are governed by the studio's paytable and happen inside the game client, not on this verification surface.
Cross-product features
One wallet, one sign-in and one install path cover all four product families. Cashback and withdrawal rules, however, are not uniform - see /vip/ for the per-category cashback percentages and fee-free withdrawal counts by VIP tier.
Reward rails
Daily Race, Refer & Earn, Gullak cash and the daily guaranteed bonus for VIP tiers are all surfaced under /promos/. Promotion-code entry, where one exists, is documented at /code/.
Notifications
The product uses device push for contest deadlines and wallet activity. Notifications can be turned off from the device settings - this product profile does not control them.
Responsible-use controls
Deposit, loss and session-time limits are reachable from the Come account profile. Set a daily, weekly or monthly ceiling before the first deposit. Self-exclusion is also available; the support desk at /contact/ can action a same-day pause on a verified account.
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