v1.13.f675 · 3.14 MB · Android 7.0+ · checked 22 October 2026
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Hero11 Update Guide

Updating an APK is just installing the newer file over the old one. The one move to avoid is uninstalling first.

18+ only · v1.13.f675 · 3.14 MB · Android 7.0+

Hero11 app settings screen where the installed version number is shown

Check whether you need an update

  1. Open the app's about or settings screen and read the version it reports.
  2. Compare it with the build on this site: name 1.13.f675, code 497893.
  3. If the code here is higher, the download button has the newer file.
  4. If they match, you already have this build and nothing needs doing.
FieldValue we measuredFieldValue we measured
App nameHero11 Fantasy & GamesPackage idcom.ofho.fhoy
Version name1.13.f675Version code497893
File size3.14 MB (3,288,315 bytes)Minimum AndroidAndroid 7.0
File typeAndroid APKPriceFree to install
Checked on22 October 2026Age rating18+
SHA-256 89bf0b8a954877cee37be1402e52e0b47fba227905dc619845ae62e598d3c55b

Update without losing anything

  • Do not uninstall first. Installing over the top keeps app data; uninstalling clears it.
  • Keep the same source. A file from a different signer will refuse to install over this one.
  • Check the size before installing so a truncated download does not half-replace a working app.
  • Your balance lives on the server, not in the app, so a reinstall cannot delete it — but log in with the same number.
“App not installed” during an update means a signature mismatch or a partial file. Re-download and retry; do not solve it by uninstalling an app that holds a balance.

Hero11 Update Guide FAQ

How do I know an update exists?

Compare the version code in the app's about screen with 497893 here. A higher code on the download page means a newer build.

Will updating lose my account?

No. Install the new file over the old one and log in with the same number.

Should I uninstall before updating?

No, that is the one move to avoid. Installing over the top keeps app data; uninstalling clears it.

The update says 'App not installed'.

That almost always means a different signature or a partial download. Re-download the file, check the size, and install again without uninstalling.

Ready to install Hero11?

The download button opens the promo page for the Android file. The contest button opens the fantasy lobby in a browser.

18+ only · Skill-based fantasy · Paid contests excluded in Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Nagaland and Sikkim

Version code, not version name, decides an update

Two numbers describe a build. The version name, 1.13.f675, is for people. The version code, 497893, is an integer Android compares when deciding whether an incoming file is newer. They usually move together and do not have to.

That is why comparing version codes is the reliable check. A build can ship with a cosmetically similar name and a higher code, and Android will treat it as the update it is.

Why installing over the top is the whole technique

Android replaces an app in place when the incoming package shares the installed one's package id and signature. App data survives, so settings and local state are preserved. Uninstalling first throws that away for no benefit and, when an update is failing, removes the working copy you were trying to improve.

Your balance is server-side either way, so uninstalling is not dangerous to your money. It is simply the wrong tool: it discards local state and makes the diagnosis harder.