A first-week playbook
What to do in your first 7 days on Wecap: build your first team, read the points rules, and join a practice contest. A beginner-friendly walk-through.
The first week is about learning the platform. Practice contests are free; the desk publishes a captain pick before every fixture; the app carries OTP sign-in and KYC. Here's the playbook.
Day 1 — Install and sign up
Download the Wecap app from the Play Store or the official APK on /apk-download/. Verify the SHA-256 of the APK before installing. Sign up with mobile OTP; complete KYC with PAN.
Day 2 — Read the rules
Open /how-to-play/ on the desktop desk. Read the scoring table, the salary cap, the role split, and the captain and vice-captain multipliers. Read /fantasy-cricket/ for the glossary.
Day 3 — Read the desk
Open /cricket-predictions/ for the day's fixture card. Read the pre-match read. Look for the surface colour, the grass cover, the venue history, the toss hinge, and the captain pick call.
Day 4 — Build your first team
Pick a fixture. Build an eleven inside the 100-credit cap. Use the 4-3-1-3 split. Choose a captain and vice-captain. Read the desk's reasoning before locking.
Day 5 — Join a practice contest
Practice contests are free and capped daily. Join one. Lock the team before the toss. Watch the live signal stream during play.
Day 6 — Run a second team
Build a second team for the same fixture. Use a differential captain. Compare the standings during play. Note where the picks diverge.
Day 7 — Read the editorial archive
Open /blog/. Read the captain pick framework, the pitch report reading, and the salary cap math. The long reads anchor the rest of the season.
Quick answers.
How long does the first sign-up take?
Ninety seconds for mobile OTP. KYC adds two to five minutes for PAN and Aadhaar.
What is the salary cap?
100 credits. Every player carries a credit value based on form, role, and recent points.
Can I enter multiple contests?
Yes. Many players run two or three teams across contest types. Practice contests are free; paid contests require a deposit.
Verify inside the app. Then build your team.
Wecap publishes what the desk has read and verified. Deposit limits, contest structures, and welcome terms are governed by the operator — confirm inside the app before you commit.