How Come fantasy match listings, prize pools and prediction questions are organised
A practical look at the fantasy contest data model: upcoming matches, prize pool fields, yes/no prediction questions, and how multipliers are surfaced.
The fantasy hub on Come is built on the data fields the staging system actually publishes: match, prize pool, team size, entry fee, deadline and yes/no prediction question. Each field appears on the contest card before the contest opens.
What appears on a contest card
Six fields you can read before joining
Match
The cricket match the contest is tied to. The match field is the same one the data feed updates.
Prize pool
The published upper bound of the prize pool. The lower bound is the entry fee times the number of entries.
Team size
The number of players you must pick from the player pool. Player prices refresh as the data feed updates.
Entry fee
The entry fee for the contest. Entry fees are listed on each card.
Deadline
The deadline is the match start time. The team is locked at the deadline.
Yes/no prediction question
If the match has an attached prediction question, it appears on the contest card with the multiplier.
How settlement works
Five steps
Team locks at deadline
The deadline is the match start time. After that, the team is locked.
Live data drives scoring
The live data feed drives the scoring. Score updates arrive through the feed.
Multiplier applies to captain/vice-captain
Captain carries 2x, vice-captain 1.5x. The multiplier is applied at settlement.
Settlement runs at end of match
Settlement runs at the end of the match. Winnings are credited on the same identity.
Prediction question settles separately
If the match has a prediction question, that question settles on its own published rules.
