Sources and Verification
This page explains the sources used in our app guides, how each claim is checked and recorded, and how information that still needs confirmation is marked.
Source Types
Guides on this site rely on a short list of source types, in this order of preference:
- The app's own screens: the lobby, game categories, account pages, add cash and withdrawal screens.
- The app's own website and download page, for the version number, file size and Android requirement.
- Terms shown inside the app, such as bonus and VIP conditions.
- Replies from the app's in-app customer service.
- Public bodies, used only for general context and never to suggest that they endorse the app.
We do not use forum posts, social media comments or third-party APK sites as a source for facts about the app.
Evidence Records
Every fact used in a guide is recorded with its source and the date it was seen. Where useful, a screenshot is kept. For example, the catalogue count of 216 games in 6 categories, with 165 slots, is recorded as seen on the live site on 23 October 2026.
When a later check shows a different value, the record and the article are updated together, so the article never mixes old and new figures.
App and Publisher Identification
Before a guide is written, the app is identified by its name, version, file size and official download page. Bingo 101 is identified as version 1.2.0, 35.7 MB, Android 5.0 or later, downloaded from the Bingo 101 download page.
For some other apps covered on this site, such as Yono Rummy, Yono Slots and Spin Crush, the publisher, package name and download source have not been verified, and their pages say so. Account support and publisher contact are kept separate: account problems go to the app's in-app customer service, not to this website.
Unverified Claims
A claim that cannot be traced to one of the sources above is either left out or clearly marked as unverified. We do not publish player counts, download counts, ratings or winning stories, and we never describe a download as free of risk. Our guide to checking an APK before you install it explains what a reader can check personally.
Corrections
If you see a detail that no longer matches the app, send the page address, the detail and a screenshot through the contact page. Hide your UID, phone number and payment details first. Confirmed changes are made in the article and its date is updated. The editorial policy covers the full process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the information in an app guide come from?
From the app's own screens, its website and download page, its in-app terms and its customer service replies. Claims without supporting evidence are marked as unverified or left out.
Can I report outdated information?
Yes. Send the page address and the detail that needs checking through the contact page, with a screenshot if you have one.
Do you use third-party APK sites as sources?
No. Version, size and download details are taken only from the app's own download page.
Why do some app pages say the publisher is not verified?
Because the publisher, package name or download source could not be confirmed from an official source. The page says so instead of guessing.