Sources and evidence log

This is the consolidated log, not a new set of claims. Each row repeats what the relevant app record shows, so a reader can compare source quality across the index without opening each record. The current source-type counts are: 25 A, 1 B and 67 C. Only 14 of the 23 app records have an A-level row; the other 9 rest on third-party or brand-published pages. The A rows do not all describe the same thing.

A identifies an original document: brand-published terms, a privacy policy, a closure notice, an official authority publication, or a measured file/HTTP response where the row says so. It supports only the statement or measurement actually recorded; a brand page does not authenticate its operator or APK. B identifies published feedback, labelled as an individual report or a platform aggregate. C identifies a third-party marketing or reference claim, including a directory card or an affiliate page. These labels classify source types, not truth, safety or account outcomes. Several pages from one website are not independent confirmations.

What the A count means: an A row is an original document — brand-published terms, a privacy policy or a closure notice — or an official authority publication. It supports the clause or notice actually recorded; it does not verify the advertised amount, the installed APK, the operator identity or a payout. Brand-domain terms are recorded for Rummy 365, Win Rummy, GOGO Rummy, Rummy Cue, Ok Rummy, Bingo 101, ABC Rummy, Money Rummy, Rummy 888, Max Rummy, Yono VIP and Cash Rummy; RummyCulture has a closure notice. Several of those documents carry their own conflicts: Rummy 888’s support address is not a Rummy 888 address, ABC Rummy’s §8 names play-rummy.xyz, and Cash Rummy publishes two different state lists inside one policy. Where a record has no A row, it says so and treats every row as third-party or brand-published material. Read each row’s label and scope rather than treating every A as the same evidence.

Site-wide legal and official sources

• MeitY — Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025 (bare Act) — checked 1 Nov 2026 (A).
• Enforcement Directorate — prosecution complaint, 25 July 2026 (Gameskraft/RummyTime) — text reviewed 4 Nov 2026 (A; allegation, not a court finding).
• Cyber Crime Portal (cybercrime.gov.in) and the 1930 financial-fraud helpline — official reporting route, checked 1 Nov 2026 (A).

What this log does not prove

A source URL being reachable does not make its claim true. A primary document can be incomplete or out of date; a user report can describe a different product. We did not install, deposit, withdraw or send a support message for any row. The grade applies to the source, never to your account. An app screen or support reply records a claim about that account; it does not authenticate the operator or guarantee payment. Independently check the contact and keep existing transaction records.

Fix pages carry their own evidence tables. This log covers the twenty-three app records and the site-wide legal sources; it does not merge the two.