How Fantasy Points Work on myinsallpro
New to fantasy sports? Whether you're diving into fantasy cricket, football, kabaddi, or basketball, understanding how points are scored is key to making smart picks. Each player's performance in a real match translates into points, based on the system outlined below.
Choose your sport, build your dream team, and follow the action as your players earn points live. The scoring system is transparent, easy to track, and designed to help you get the most out of your fantasy journey.
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To earn or lose points based on strike rate, a player must have scored at least 20 runs or faced 10 deliveries.
To be eligible for economy rate points, a player must bowl at least 2 overs.
- Points from Super Overs are not considered in fantasy scoring.
- If a player is brought in as a Concussion Substitute or under the X-Factor rule (AUS T20), their performance will only earn points if they are part of your selected fantasy team. For instance, if M. Labuschagne replaces S. Smith, you’ll only get points for Labuschagne’s actions if he’s in your Playing XI.
- For Impact Players (IPL T20), only those included in your team will contribute to your fantasy score. So, if Ishan Kishan comes in as an Impact Player for Rishabh Pant, you'll gain points for Kishan’s gameplay only if he was selected in your squad.
Important Notes to Keep in Mind:
- The updated Fantasy Point Rules will be implemented from March 12th, 2025.
- The T20 format point structure will be followed for the Legends 90 League, even though each side plays 15 overs.
- Team line-ups are shared for your convenience using trusted sources. However, it’s always a good idea to double-check via your own channels before finalizing selections.
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In the ISPL format, there's
a unique "50-50 over" rule where the batting
side can challenge a bowler to score big in
a single over:
- If 16 or more runs are scored, the team earns a 50% bonus on total runs (e.g., score 20 = get 30 runs).
- If fewer than 16 runs are scored, only half the total will count (e.g., score 8 = only 4 added).
- In cases of odd run totals, the bonus is rounded down. For example, 50% of 21 is 10.5 — only 10 is added, resulting in 31 runs total.
- An Impact Player (seen in tournaments like TATA IPL or Dubai T20) is a tactical substitute who can join the game at any point. Whether it’s a batter, bowler, wicketkeeper or all-rounder, these players are eligible to earn points in your fantasy squad — as long as they’re part of your selected XI.
Important Notes:
- The updated scoring system will apply to all matches starting from 7th December 2023 at 00:00 hrs.
- Substitute players will only earn points for their first on-field appearance.
- Super Raid points are combined with successful raid points (e.g., 8 pts for a successful raid + 4 pts for Super Raid).
- Super Tackle rewards include the standard tackle points plus bonus (e.g., 20 pts for a successful tackle + 8 pts bonus).
- A successful raid involves the raider entering the opponent's court, scoring via tag or bonus, and returning safely.
- Raiders earn points for each defender they tag or eliminate during a successful raid.
- Only players in the starting 7 will earn points for getting the opposition All Out.
- Only players in the starting 7 will receive deductions for being All Out.
- Even if a player receives a card, their positive or negative points for All Outs will still apply.
- Points deducted for a red card already include yellow and green card deductions.
- Yellow card deductions include the penalty for green cards.
- All actions during Extra Time will be scored as usual.
- Events that happen during Golden Raids will not count towards fantasy points.
- All match data is sourced from verified partners. Once results are finalized, points cannot be revised. In-game points shown live are subject to change until confirmed.
Super Raid
- A raid where the raider secures three or more points is called a ‘Super Raid’. These can include multiple touchpoints or bonus points. Points for All Outs are excluded.
Super Tackle
- When three or fewer defenders tackle a raider successfully, they earn extra points in addition to the standard tackle score.
High 5
- A player scoring 5 or more successful tackles in a single match earns a ‘High 5’ bonus.
Super 10
- If a raider collects ten or more raid points (touch or bonus) in one match, they achieve a ‘Super 10’. This is a separate bonus, independent of technical or team points. For every 10 raid points, an extra bonus is awarded. E.g., 20 points = Super 10 bonus awarded twice.
Double
- A ‘Double’ is a rare combo achieved when a player secures both a Super 10 and a High 5 in the same match.
If a player receives a green, yellow, or red card without being part of the starting 7 or entering as a substitute, they will receive negative points due to off-field infractions.
Important Notes:
- Our updated point calculation system will be active for all matches starting from 10th January 2023, 6:00 PM onwards.
- Fantasy points assigned to players can be revised as long as the match status is marked as 'Live' or 'Under Review'.
- Actions during extra time are counted. However, shootout performances do not contribute to fantasy points.
Clean Sheet Criteria
- A player is eligible for clean sheet points if their team concedes no goals while they are on the pitch and they’ve played at least 55 minutes.
- If a player is subbed off after 55+ minutes with no goals conceded while they were on the field, they will still earn clean sheet points, even if the team concedes later.
Example: If A. Hakimi exits the pitch in the 56th minute and Dortmund concedes in the 60th, Hakimi still earns clean sheet points.
Assists – When Are They Counted?
- An assist is recorded when a player passes the ball to a teammate who scores without losing possession to the opponent in between.
- Assists are awarded for:
- Passing/crossing that directly leads to a goal by a teammate.
- Corner kicks, throw-ins, or free kicks that lead to a successful goal-scoring move.
- Assists are not awarded when:
- The ball is significantly touched by an opposing player before the goal.
- The player scoring gains possession from the opponent directly.
- The goal comes from penalties, own goals, direct free kicks, or corners.
Penalty Earned
- Points are awarded to the player who is fouled in the penalty box resulting in a penalty kick.
- Points are also granted for earned penalties due to handball by the opponent, regardless of whether the pass or shot was intentional.
Penalty Conceded
- When a player commits a foul inside their own penalty area that leads to a penalty kick, they will be penalized in fantasy points.
- This includes all handball fouls.
Missed Penalty
- A missed penalty is defined as a failed attempt where the ball does not enter the net completely.
- It includes shots off target and shots saved by the goalkeeper.
Penalty Save
- A goalkeeper earns penalty save points only when they block the ball using any part of their body during a penalty attempt.
- Missed penalties that do not touch the goalkeeper do not count as saves.
Red Card
- Players sent off with a red card will still receive deductions for goals conceded by their team after leaving the field.
- Red card deductions are cumulative and include yellow card penalties.
Players who have not participated in a match (neither in the starting XI nor as a substitute) but receive a red or yellow card due to off-field misconduct will still incur negative fantasy points.
Key Scoring Guidelines:
- Your Captain earns double (2x) the fantasy points based on their real-time in-game performance.
- The Vice-Captain gets a 1.5x multiplier on the fantasy points earned during the match.
- No initial points are allocated for players whether they start in the top 5 or join later as substitutes.
- Fantasy points will be awarded for actions during overtime periods as well.
- Scores and stats are sourced from reliable providers. Once results are finalized and marked complete, no changes or re-evaluation will occur. However, live scores may fluctuate while under review.
Scoring:
- Points are scored by field goals (worth 2 or 3 points) and free throws (worth 1 point). These accumulate to reflect a player’s impact.
Rebounds:
- A rebound is granted when a player regains possession of the ball following a missed shot or free throw, allowing a second chance for their team.
Assists:
- An assist is credited when a player sets up a teammate for a basket with a timely and effective pass, including plays resulting from defensive goaltending.
Blocks:
- A block is recorded when a defender stops or deflects an opponent’s shot attempt before it reaches the hoop, legally denying them points.
Steals:
- A steal involves a defensive player cleanly intercepting or disrupting the opponent’s possession, causing a turnover without committing a foul.
Turnovers:
- A turnover happens when a team loses the ball before attempting a shot due to violations like traveling, bad passes, or fouls. It can be forced by the defense or due to player error.
Three-Point Shot:
- A successful shot from beyond the arc scores 3 points. It's one of the most valuable plays, rewarding long-range accuracy.
Personal Foul:
- Personal fouls are penalties for illegal contact with opponents. Accumulating too many leads to the player fouling out and being removed from the game.
