Rewards menu: bonus structure, cashback, and VIP
How the welcome bonus, daily bonus, weekly bonus, cashback, and VIP rewards fit together, where the editorial gateway stands between the rewards page and the VIP page, and what the gateway does not manufacture.
How the rewards menu is structured
The rewards menu at MyTeam11 is structured in clear categories, and the editorial gateway treats those categories as the framework for reading every bonus value. The categories are welcome bonus (first deposit), daily bonus (daily activity), weekly bonus (weekly activity), cashback (net losses over a defined period), refer & earn (friend's first verified deposit), and VIP rewards (tier threshold).
A note on the editorial stand
The editorial stand is "cite, do not promise". The editorial gateway cites the published values, links the source, and flags the conflict between two operator pages where two pages disagree. The editorial gateway does not manufacture a "best" offer ranking, does not promise a guaranteed win, and does not publish a fake timing claim.
Welcome bonus, in detail
The welcome bonus is tied to a first deposit. The published cards vary by deposit level. The operator's platform terms are the source of truth. The welcome bonus is claimed at the first deposit; the bonus is credited to the wallet after the deposit is verified. The bonus carries a turnover requirement that the operator publishes in the T&Cs; the editorial gateway does not promote the welcome bonus without naming the turnover requirement.
How the welcome bonus credits
A welcome bonus credits after the deposit is verified, not at the moment of deposit. The verification step takes seconds under normal conditions and may take longer under load. The bonus appears in the operator wallet, not in the editorial gateway's wallet. The bonus carries a turnover requirement that the operator publishes in the T&Cs.

Welcome, daily, weekly, cashback, and VIP rewards fit together as a single program that scales with the tier.
The rewards menu at MyTeam11 is structured in clear categories, and the editorial gateway treats those categories as the framework for reading every bonus value.
Daily and weekly bonuses, in detail
The daily bonus is credited to the wallet for users who meet the activity threshold published in the rewards page. The activity threshold is the number of contests entered in the 24-hour window. The weekly bonus is scaled to weekly play; the activity threshold is the number of contests entered in the 7-day window. The thresholds are not the same across operators; the operator's rewards page is the source of truth.
How the activity threshold is measured
A daily activity threshold is measured by the number of contests entered in the 24-hour window before the bonus is calculated. A weekly activity threshold is measured by the number of contests entered in the 7-day window. The thresholds are not the same across operators; the operator's rewards page is the source of truth.
Cashback and the VIP-vs-rewards conflict
The cashback is a percentage of the net losses over a defined period. The percentage is published per tier. The headline figure varies between the VIP page and the Rewards page. The editorial gateway links both pages and flags the conflict. A reader who is comparing cashback between two operators should read both pages before deciding.
How the cashback conflict is reported
The headline cashback figure on the rewards page may differ from the headline on the VIP page. The editorial gateway links both pages and flags the conflict in a published note. The note names the figures, the sources, and the date the conflict was observed. A future reader can verify the conflict against the operator's pages on a later date.
Published values, in one table
Bonus categories published by the editorial gateway
| Category | Trigger | Where to verify | Editorial stand | Welcome bonus | First deposit | Operator terms | Cite, do not promise | Daily bonus | Daily activity threshold | Operator rewards page | Cite the threshold | Weekly bonus | Weekly activity threshold | Operator rewards page | Cite the threshold | Cashback | Net losses over a defined period | VIP page + rewards page | Where two pages disagree, link both | Refer & earn | Friend's first verified deposit | Referral page | Cite the published value | VIP rewards | Tier threshold | VIP page | VIP is the source of truth |
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Refer & earn
The refer & earn program triggers on event-based milestones. The exact per-friend reward is decided at the operator level. The editorial gateway publishes the operational mechanics (the event triggers, the milestone steps) and links the operator's referral documentation for the published values.
How the refer & earn milestone works
A refer & earn milestone is the event that triggers the bonus credit. The milestone varies across operators: a first-deposit milestone, a first-contest milestone, a first-withdrawal milestone. The operator publishes the milestone in the referral documentation. The editorial gateway cites the milestone in the referral hub.
What the editorial gateway does not publish
The editorial gateway does not publish a "best" offer ranking. The editorial gateway does not publish a fake timing claim. The editorial gateway does not publish a guaranteed win prediction. The editorial gateway does not manufacture a comparison across operators. The editorial gateway does not promote a bonus category without naming the turnover requirement and the tax treatment.
The tax treatment of bonuses
Bonuses that trigger a withdrawal are taxable under Section 194BA TDS where the net winnings exceed ₹10,000 in a financial year. The operator deducts the TDS at withdrawal. The TDS credit appears in Form 26AS and the AIS. A reader who is uncertain about the tax treatment should consult a qualified tax practitioner.
Editorial accountability and the bonus values
The bonus values the editorial gateway publishes are sourced from the operator's rewards page, the VIP page, and the T&Cs. The accountability is logged: every number, the source, and the date of the verification. The rewards desk runs a quarterly audit to confirm the numbers still match the source. A reader who wants to verify the accountability can navigate to the editorial log.
How the editorial gateway runs the bonus audit
The editorial gateway runs the bonus audit on a quarterly cadence. The audit checks every category, every threshold, every cashback, every VIP value, and every T&C clause that the editorial gateway cites. The audit produces a published report that lists every value, the source, and the date of the citation. The audit report is published on the editorial responsibility page; the report carries the date of the audit and the date of the next audit. The audit report is the binding rule. A discrepancy between the audit report and the rewards menu triggers an update on the next refresh; the update is logged in the editorial log. A reader who wants to verify the rewards menu against the audit report can navigate to the editorial responsibility page.
Frequently asked
Where is the welcome bonus published?
On the operator's rewards page, on the operator's app, and on the operator's T&Cs. The editorial gateway does not publish a different number.
Why does the cashback on the VIP page differ from the rewards page?
Because the two pages are authored by separate teams at the operator, with different refresh cadences. The editorial gateway links both pages and flags the conflict.
Is the daily bonus guaranteed?
The daily bonus is credited to the wallet for users who meet the daily activity threshold published in the rewards page.
Does the editorial gateway publish bonus codes?
No. Bonus codes are the operator's job to publish. The editorial gateway links the operator's rewards page and the operator's T&Cs.
What is the "best" reward?
There is no single "best" reward. The editorial gateway does not publish a ranking across operators and does not publish a ranking across categories.
Are the bonuses taxable?
Yes, where the bonus triggers a withdrawal. Section 194BA TDS applies to net winnings above ₹10,000 in a financial year. The operator deducts at withdrawal.
Can I claim multiple bonuses at once?
The terms differ per category. The operator's T&Cs are the binding rule.
Can I claim a bonus on top of another bonus?
The operator may stack certain bonuses and may exclude others. The terms differ per category; the operator's T&Cs are the binding rule.
Does the editorial gateway publish specific bonus codes?
No. The editorial gateway does not publish promotional codes. The operator's rewards page and the operator's app publish the active codes.
What is the turnover requirement?
The turnover requirement is the number of times the bonus must be wagered before withdrawal. The requirement is published per category in the operator's T&Cs.
Can I withdraw a bonus without meeting the turnover requirement?
No. The bonus is locked until the turnover requirement is met. Early withdrawal cancels the bonus; the cancellation is published in the operator's rewards page.
How does the Rewards page sit within the wider editorial network?
The rewards page is one of the published stops in the editorial network. The wider network covers the editorial method (About), the privacy notice (Privacy), the cookie policy (Cookies), the contact channels (Contact), the DMCA procedure (DMCA), the legal framework (Legal), the editorial responsibility page, and the corrections log. Every stop in the network links to the others through the footer.
Where can I read the underlying source document?
The underlying source document is linked from the editorial log on the editorial responsibility page. The source document is the binding rule; the Rewards page is the editorial reading. A reader who wants to verify what is written here can navigate to the editorial log and read the source document at first hand.
What if the source document changes?
A source-document change triggers an editorial-log refresh on the next editorial pass. The rewards page is updated to reflect the change; the editorial log records the date of the change and the date of the refresh. The quarterly audit cycle picks up the change on the next pass.
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