All rummy and Yono apps

Every rummy, Yono, Teen Patti, slots and bingo app we track, 30 in total. Each one is rated out of 10 and shows its sign-up bonus and minimum withdrawal, so you can compare them before anything reaches your phone.

What's in this list

Most of these apps come from a handful of studios that release the same game under many names. That's why so many look alike: same lobby, same games, same ₹ bonus with a different logo. Use the categories above to narrow it down, or sort by bonus or minimum withdrawal.

Across the 30 apps here, the typical sign-up bonus is ₹84 and the usual minimum withdrawal is ₹225. We could match only 12 of the 30 to a Google Play listing; the others are shared as APK files. 97% serve their download from a server shared with many other apps, and 16 currently score 6.5 or more on our credibility scale.

How to read a card

The coloured number is the credibility score. Green (6.5 and up) means our checks found no red flags, amber means caution, red means high risk. Bonus is the sign-up amount new players get; Min. out is the smallest withdrawal the app allows. How we rate apps.

Before you install anything

A sign-up bonus almost always has to be played through before it can be withdrawn.
An APK from outside Google Play skips Android's safety checks, so read the app's checks first.
Never pay a “tax” or “fee” to release a withdrawal. Real withdrawals don't need one.

Playing any of these games for money is illegal in India since 1 May 2026. See what the law covers, or practise for free with our rummy game.

Most popular apps

The apps promoted most widely right now: Ind Rummy, Joy Rummy, Bingo 101, Real Rummy, Yonorummy, Boss Rummy.

App FAQ

Which rummy app is the best?

There's no single best app. Sort by credibility score to see the apps with the fewest red flags, then open each one to see what our checks found. A high score means the paper trail looks consistent, not that the app pays out.

Why do so many apps look the same?

Many come from the same few studios, which publish one game under dozens of brand names. The app pages point out where the download comes from a server shared with many other apps.

Are these apps on the Play Store?

Very few. We matched 12 of 30 to a Google Play listing. Most are distributed as APK files, which you install by switching off Android's protection against unknown apps.