Hero11 on Android

The package stored here

The file linked from this page is the build measured for the site: 3,288,315 bytes, about 3.1 MB, version name 1.13.f675. After it finishes saving, compare that size. A different length is a different build. The version name labels this copy. A file put here later can carry another name. This page does not print a price beside the file.

Keep the table and the saved file in the same glance. The name in the table is Hero11 Game. The length and the version name sit on the next rows. The bonus row is a separate line and is explained further down.

What this page is describing

Hero11, on this page, means an Android package used for a cricket contest. You pick a fixture, fill a side from the players named for that match, and mark a captain. Points follow what those players do on the field. The account, the room, and the result stay in the app. The page hosts the file and describes that shape.

A sign-in for an account that already exists is explained on the sign-in page. This page does not open the account for you.

• A fixture has to be one the app is actually listing.
• The side comes from the players named for that match.
• A captain is marked in the app, not by a sentence here.
• Points follow play on the field, not a paragraph on this website.
• The room, the entry, and the lock all sit on the contest card.
• The result is shown in the account after the match, not on this page.

What the page can show

• The measured size and the version name, in the table above.
• The Android file on this site.
• A later file at that same control can carry another version name.
• An iPhone, iPad, or iPod tap on that control opens the contest page instead of saving the package.
• A desktop Mac still saves the file.
• A bonus row that prints ₹110. The app decides whether that credit shows on an account.
• The shape of a cricket contest: fixture, named side, captain, card.
• Where an existing sign-in is explained.
• Separate pages for about, privacy, and the page notice.
• A route to Hero11 support when the problem is inside an account.

What the page does not claim

• It does not call 1.13.f675 the last version name that will ever be posted.
• It does not say a credit is already sitting on an account.
• It does not name payment brands.
• It does not print a referral amount or an invite code.
• It does not give a player count.
• It does not give an office, an email address, or a phone number.
• It does not print a price next to the file.
• It does not run the account, the room, or the payout.

Saving the Android file

Installing starts from this page. The control is the download button above the table and again in the header. Both point at the same package.

On Android

1. Use the download control on this page.
2. It points at the Android file on this site.
3. Wait until the save finishes. A partial file will not match the table.
4. Compare the saved length with 3,288,315 bytes.
5. If the length differs, stop and do not treat it as the measured build.
6. Read the phone's own prompt before it installs a package that did not come from its store. That prompt belongs to the phone.
7. Open the app and sign in there.
8. Read the contest card in the app before you join a room.

On a computer

• A desktop Mac saves the file. It does not install an Android package by itself.
• Move the saved file to an Android phone only if you trust that transfer.
• Check the length again after the transfer. The number to match is still 3,288,315 bytes.

iPhone and iPad

Those phones do not install this Android package. The download control on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod opens the contest page in the browser. A desktop Mac still saves the file.

• iPhone, iPad, and iPod never receive the Android package from that tap.
• The contest page they open is in the browser, not an install step.
• An iPad that reports itself as a Mac, and has a touch screen, is treated the same way.
• There is no second file on this page for Apple phones.

How a cricket contest is put together

Pick a fixture that is actually listed. Fill the side from the players named for that match. Mark a captain. The contest card lists the entry, the spots, and the moment editing stops. Read the card in the app. A sentence on this website is not a credit already sitting on the account.

• Start from a fixture the app is listing, not from a match you only remember.
• Read the named side before you fill spots.
• Leave out a player who is not in that named side.
• Mark a captain inside the app.
• Points follow what those chosen players do on the field.
• The entry, when the room has one, is the figure printed on the card.
• Spots tell you how many entries the room holds.
• Editing stops at the time the card names. After that, the side stays as it was.

Three fields on the card

Before you join, look at what the room costs to enter, how many spots it holds, and when the side locks. If one of those is missing or unclear, leave the room. This page cannot see the card in front of you.

• Entry: the cost printed on that card. If you cannot find it, do not guess from this page.
• Spots: how many entries the room still has room for.
• Lock: the moment the side can no longer be edited.

A longer set of checks, still without a worksheet, is on the orientation page.

What else the app lists

Besides cricket, the app lists other games, including slots and a spin. This page does not go through that list.

• Individual reel names are not printed here.
• A paytable is not printed here.
• A wheel and its prizes are not printed here.
• This page does not keep a catalog of those games.
• Open the app if you want the list the account actually shows.

The bonus row

The table prints ₹110 on the bonus row. That figure is on the table. It is not a transfer this website has made, and it is not a reward the sentence can hand out. Open the account to see whether a credit is there and which condition it carries.

• The row is labeled App Bonus in the table.
• The only figure in that row is ₹110.
• This website does not move that amount onto an account.
• A condition on a credit, if one exists, is written in the app.
• A tile for a daily visit stays in the app when the app shows one.
• A tile for a match or a festival stays in the app too.
• This page does not keep a second calendar of those tiles.

Inviting another person

If the account has an invite screen, the rate and the rule are written there. This page does not print an amount or a code for an invite.

1. Open the account and look for an invite screen.
2. Read the rate on that screen before you share anything.
3. Read the rule beside the rate. The rule is part of the offer.
4. Do not take a number from this website, because this website does not print one.
5. Do not take a code from this website, because this website does not print one.

Payments

Any payment happens inside the signed-in account. This website does not take a deposit and does not send a payout. The account is also where a method is named. This page leaves that list alone, because the account can change it without this page changing. If a payment stalls, open Hero11 support.

Money going in

• A deposit, if you make one, is an action inside the account.
• This page cannot start that deposit.
• This page does not name the brands the account may offer.
• Read the account screen for the method it is offering that day.

Money coming out

• A payout, if the account allows one, is sent from the account.
• This website does not send it.
• The account screen is where the destination is chosen.
• Timing rules, if any, are on that screen too.
• A stalled payment or a missing credit goes to Hero11 support.

What you can check on this page

• The byte length in the table, against the file you saved.
• The version name in the table, against the label of that copy.
• The download control, which points at the file hosted here.
• The Apple note: those phones are sent to the contest page.
• The bonus row, which prints ₹110 and does not pay it.
• The contest shape written in the sections above.
• The sign-in page for an account that already exists.
• The orientation page for the longer set of checks.
• The about page, the privacy page, and the page notice.
• The link to Hero11 support.

Before you join

Save the package from the Android file on this site, then check the size against the table. Adults only. Leave the room if the rules on the card are unclear. Do not type a password into a public comment.

• Save the file from this page before you install anything else.
• Match the saved length to 3,288,315 bytes.
• Read the phone's install prompt instead of tapping past it.
• Sign in only inside the app.
• Read the entry, the spots, and the lock on the card.
• Leave the room when one of those three is unclear.
• Stop if you are under 18.
• Keep the password out of the public comment box.

What you can verify here

Another person's result is not something this page can show. What you can check is the file, the table, and the pages linked from here.

• You can verify the saved length against the table.
• You can verify the version name against the table.
• You can verify that the download control points at the file on this site.
• You can read the about page for what this site is.
• You can read the privacy page for what this site stores.
• You can read the page notice before you treat a sentence as a promise.
• You can take an account problem to Hero11 support.
• You cannot read someone else's contest result on this page.

Questions

Where do I get the file?

From this page, through the Android download. The address is the Android file on this site. After the save, compare the length with the table. A different length is a different build.

Will an iPhone install it?

No. The tap on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod opens the contest page in the browser. Those phones do not install this Android package. A desktop Mac still saves the file.

What does the bonus row mean?

The table shows ₹110. Whether an account receives that credit is decided in the app. This page does not apply it, and it does not describe the credit as already paid.

Is the writing here only about cricket?

The part spelled out here is a cricket contest: a fixture, a named side, a captain, and a card. The app also lists other games. They are not itemized on this page.

Does the app include slots?

It lists other games, including slots and a spin. There is no slot catalog here, no reel names, and no paytable.

Does this page charge for the file?

No price is printed next to the file on this page. The phone's own install prompt is a separate step. A contest room can still show an entry on its card. That entry is not a price for the file.

Where are payment methods named?

Inside the signed-in account. This page does not name them, because the account can change the list without this page changing.

Who sends a payout?

The account does, when the account allows it. This website does not send one. Destination and timing, if the account states them, are on the account screen.

Is a referral amount printed here?

No. If an invite screen exists, read the rate and the rule on that screen. This page does not print an amount or a code.

What should a first visit read?

The table, then the size of the saved file, then the contest card in the app. The about, privacy, and page notice links say what this website is responsible for.

Who can see an account problem?

Hero11 support can. Do not type a password into a public comment. This page cannot see the signed-in account.

Can this page see my contest card?

No. The entry, the spots, and the lock are on the card in the app. If one of them is unclear, leave the room rather than guessing from this page.

Does the version name stay forever?

No. 1.13.f675 labels the copy measured for the table. A file put here later can carry another name. Check the length of whatever you just saved.

A limit on the promise

This page describes a file and the shape of a cricket contest. It does not run the account. Adults only. A room can cost the entry printed on its card. Stop if that rule is unclear.

For a missing credit or a stalled payment, use Hero11 support. Do not look for an email address or a phone number on this page. Neither is printed.

Read the page notice before you treat a line here as a promise. The privacy page covers what this website itself stores. The account you open afterward is a different screen.