AllCric vs Possible11: Which App Is Better in 2026?
AllCric and Possible11 both help with fantasy cricket, but they work in different ways. AllCric focuses on AI predictions, live win probability and team building, while Possible11 is stronger for pre-match research, community picks and multi-sport coverage.

India’s 2025 gaming law changed fantasy cricket. The law banned all online money games, whether skill-based or chance-based. Dream11 then stopped all paid contests and moved fully to a free-to-play model. So now the edge is simple: who reads the match better.
That’s where AllCric vs Possible11 comes in. Both apps want to help you pick smarter teams, but they work in very different ways. AllCric is an AI-first cricket app. Possible11 is a multi-sport tips app built around match previews.
We used both, and the difference shows up fast. Here’s what we found.
AllCric vs Possible11 at a Glance
|
Feature |
AllCric |
Possible11 |
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Ball-by-ball live score |
✅ |
❌ |
|
Live AI Win Probability |
✅ |
❌ |
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Expert accuracy tracking |
✅ |
❌ |
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AI team builder + Ask AI |
✅ |
❌ |
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Pitch report, playing XI, H2H |
✅ |
✅ |
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Sports covered |
Cricket |
5 sports |
|
Price |
Free + Pro Version |
Free (with ads) |
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Play Store label |
In-app purchases |
Contains ads |
What Is AllCric?
AllCric is made by SWK Labs Limited. It’s built for one sport: cricket. It mixes live scores with AI and expert predictions.
1. Live Scores and Win Probability
You get ball-by-ball commentary, playing XI, pitch and venue analysis, toss analysis and weather in one place. AllCric says its AI recalculates win probability after every ball, using run rate, wickets, dew and past chase data at that ground.

2. Expert Track Records
This is the part we liked most. You can check each expert’s accuracy and win streak before you follow their picks. No more trusting a random “100% sure team” guy on Telegram.
One note: AllCric’s own site lists expert predictions with live accuracy tracking as a Pro feature.

3. Ask AI and AI Team Builder
Ask AI works like a cricket friend who has read every scorecard. You type a match question, and it gives you a data-based answer. After each fantasy pick, you can ask it again to improve your team.
Free users get 3 Ask AI questions a day, and Pro users get 30. There’s also a Feed section with cricket news.

4. Pricing
AllCric Pro costs ₹199 for 7 days or ₹499 for 30 days. It adds full AI Signals, up to 30 Ask AI questions a day and unlimited AI fantasy teams.
Pros:
- Ball-by-ball live scores
- AI predictions and live win probability
- Expert accuracy you can check
- Ask AI helps with every fantasy pick
Cons:
- The best features need a paid Pro pass
- Covers cricket only
What Is Possible11?
Possible11 comes from Learning & Earning Apps in India. It’s a pre-match research app, not a live-match app.

1. Multi-Sport Coverage
It covers cricket, football, kabaddi, NBA and baseball. If you play fantasy across sports, that’s a real plus.
2. Pre-Match Guide
Before a match, you get a preview, latest news, live updates, playing XI, H2H, points table and pitch report. You also get pre-match fantasy tips. Users can vote for their favourite captain, vice-captain and wicketkeeper, and see the vote counts.
There’s a news section for all sports, plus a video section with highlights.
3. No Live Score
The Play Store listing mentions live score. But in our use, we found no ball-by-ball live score. The “live updates” are match news, not a scorecard. So once the match starts, you’ll need another app.
4. The Ads Problem
This is the big one. The ads are forced, and you can’t skip them. It hurts the whole experience.
We’re not alone. One Play Store reviewer said that after an update, ads kept repeating, sometimes more than six long ads in a row. Another said that in five minutes of use, four minutes were ads. Honestly, you may end up knowing the ads better than the playing XI.
5. About “Earn Money”
On its Google Play page, Possible11 still says you can earn money for free. How? By inviting friends, getting likes on your teams, watching ads for coins, and joining giveaways, quizzes and games. Think of these as small rewards, not real income.

Pros:
- Free to use
- Covers five sports
- Strong pre-match info and captain voting
Cons:
- No ball-by-ball live score
- Heavy forced ads you can’t skip
- No expert accuracy records
AllCric vs Possible11: Head-to-Head
Round 1: Prediction Quality and Transparency
AllCric gives AI and expert predictions, and shows each expert’s accuracy. Possible11 gives tips, but you can’t see how often they were right. A tip with no track record is just a guess with confidence.
Winner: AllCric
Round 2: Fantasy Team Building
AllCric builds teams with AI, and Ask AI helps after each pick. It offers Head-to-Head, Small League and Grand League options, with balanced and differential strategies. Possible11 gives ready-made teams and community votes, which is useful but static.
Winner: AllCric
Round 3: Live Match Experience
AllCric shows ball-by-ball scores with live win probability. Possible11 has no live score at all. This round isn’t close.
Winner: AllCric
Round 4: Pre-Match Research
Both apps cover pitch report, playing XI and H2H. Possible11 adds a points table, injury updates and captain voting, all in one screen.
Winner: Possible11 (by a small margin)
Round 5: Coverage and Content
Possible11 covers five sports and has highlight videos. AllCric sticks to cricket news in its Feed.
Winner: Possible11
Round 6: Pricing, Ads and User Experience
Possible11 is free, but you pay with your time on forced ads. AllCric’s free version is limited, and Pro costs money. Google Play says Possible11 has ads. For AllCric, it shows no ads, but you can pay for extra features.
Winner: AllCric. But if you don’t want to spend any money, Possible11 is the free choice.
Which App Should You Choose?
- Serious fantasy cricket player: AllCric
- Beginner who needs help: AllCric, for Ask AI
- Fan who wants live scores: AllCric
- Multi-sport fantasy player: Possible11
- Zero-budget user with patience for ads: Possible11
Final Verdict
AllCric wins 4 of 6 rounds. More importantly, it wins the three that matter most for cricket fans: predictions, team building and live scores.
Possible11 is a decent free research tool, especially for multi-sport fans. But forced ads and the missing live score hold it back.
One last thing: no app can guarantee a winning team. Use these tools to think better, not to chase sure shots. Play responsibly, and only if you’re 18+.
FAQS
For cricket, yes. It has live scores, AI predictions and expert accuracy tracking. Possible11 is better if you want five sports in one app.
In our use, no. It gives match news and updates, but no ball-by-ball scorecard.
Yes, the basic app is free. Pro costs ₹199 for 7 days or ₹499 for 30 days.
It’s a chat feature. You ask any match question and get a data-based answer. Free users get 3 questions a day.
The app is free, so ads pay for it. It even rewards coins for watching ads.