Vision11 vs Dream11 vs My11Circle vs MPL
A side-by-side comparison of the four most-read Indian fantasy cricket apps. The desk reads the in-app Bonus, Withdrawal and Help sections — not third-party listings.
How the desk compares four apps
The Vision11 comparisons desk compares four apps side by side on the same axes: contest fee range, withdrawal time (range, not exact), KYC steps, app size on Android, and the fantasy formats covered. Each cell carries a "to be verified on the official app store or in-app Help" note where appropriate — the desk does not host or process any comparison data itself.
| Axis | Vision11 | Dream11 | My11Circle | MPL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lowest entry fee | ₹1 contest | ₹5 contest | ₹10 contest | ₹10 contest |
| Withdrawal window | Minutes for verified methods | Hours to days | Hours to days | Hours to days |
| KYC required | PAN + bank / UPI | PAN + bank | PAN + bank | PAN + bank |
| App size (Android) | ~25 MB | ~45 MB | ~30 MB | ~80 MB |
| Formats covered | Cricket | Cricket + Kabaddi + Football | Cricket | Multi-skill |
| APK build | Yes | No | No | No |
What the comparison does not show
The comparison desk does not rank the four apps. Each app has a different squad-builder, points system and contest menu. The Vision11 desk publishes the comparison as a reading reference, not a recommendation. If you are choosing between apps, the desk's standing rule is: download two, build a team in each, and pick the squad-builder that feels right for your read.
How this hub fits with the rest of the desk
This hub is the home for the comparison. The Fantasy Cricket desk covers the weekly squad pass. The How To Play page covers the build flow. The Points System explainer covers the multiplier signals.
Related reading
What the comparison covers
The comparison desk reads the lowest entry fee, the withdrawal window, the KYC requirement, the app size on Android, the fantasy formats covered and the APK build availability. These six axes are the most-read comparison data on any fantasy cricket review — the data that decides whether a player downloads one app or another. The desk republishes the data as a reading reference; the official app store listing and the in-app Help section are the canonical sources.
What the comparison does not show
The comparison desk does not rank the four apps. Each app has a different squad-builder, points system and contest menu. The Vision11 desk publishes the comparison as a reading reference, not a recommendation. If you are choosing between apps, the desk's standing rule is: download two, build a team in each, and pick the squad-builder that feels right for your read.
How the comparison desk refreshes
The desk refreshes the comparison when the official apps publish major changes. Major changes include a new entry fee tier, a new withdrawal method, a new KYC requirement, or a new fantasy format. The desk does not refresh the comparison on a fixed schedule — the comparison is republished only when the underlying data changes. If you spot a discrepancy between the comparison and an in-app figure, the in-app figure is the canonical source.
What the entry fee range means
The entry fee range is the lowest contest fee available in each app. The Vision11 lowest entry fee is the ₹1 contest; Dream11's lowest entry fee is typically the ₹5 contest; My11Circle's lowest is typically the ₹10 contest; MPL's lowest is typically the ₹10 contest. The entry fee range does not include private contests with custom fees or head-to-head contests with custom fees. The desk republishes the lowest entry fee from the in-app Contests section; the in-app Contests section is the canonical source.
What the withdrawal window means
The withdrawal window is the median processing window for verified withdrawal methods. The Vision11 withdrawal window for UPI and wallet payout is typically minutes for verified accounts; bank transfer is hours to one business day. The other three apps carry similar windows, with hours to days as the typical range. The desk republishes the median processing window as a range; the in-app Wallet section is the canonical source for any specific withdrawal question.
What the KYC requirement means
The KYC requirement is the set of documents required to withdraw winnings. The standard KYC requirement across all four apps is PAN + bank account (or UPI ID). The documents are uploaded inside each app's Wallet section; the in-app team verifies the documents before the first withdrawal. The desk republishes the KYC requirement as a reading reference; the in-app Wallet section is the canonical source.
What the app size means
The app size is the Android install footprint. The Vision11 app is approximately 25 MB; Dream11 is approximately 45 MB; My11Circle is approximately 30 MB; MPL is approximately 80 MB. The app size is approximate and varies by Android version. Lower-storage devices may prefer the APK build for a smaller install footprint — the Vision11 APK build is published on the APK download page.
What the formats covered means
The formats covered is the set of fantasy formats each app supports. Vision11 covers cricket; Dream11 covers cricket + kabaddi + football; My11Circle covers cricket; MPL covers multi-skill. The desk republishes the formats covered from the official app store listing; the official listing is the canonical source.
What the APK build means
The APK build is the Android app distributed outside the Google Play Store. The Vision11 APK build is published on the APK download page for users who prefer to install outside the Play Store. Dream11, My11Circle and MPL do not publish APK builds. The APK build is signed by the official publisher and is verified against the in-app Update banner — if the build number does not match the in-app banner, the APK is out of date.
How the comparison fits with the rest of the desk
This hub is the home for the four-app comparison. The How To Play page covers the build flow. The Points System explainer covers the multiplier signals. The Tools hub carries the points calculator and salary-cap helper.