RS9 Apps Hub - Browse Related Android Apps by Family
The RS9 apps hub groups related Android apps by family. Each row links to a profile and the verified Install App action. Open a profile to inspect format, source state and safety notes before installing.
23 verified YONO profiles
Browse the staged YONO collection. Each row opens a profile; the Install App action uses the verified first-party route.
How to pick an app from this hub
A short note on how to pick an app from the YONO collection without guessing.
Family
Pick the family that matches the question you want to answer. Rummy families cover card-game formats. Slots families cover single-player reel games. Mixed games families cover broader formats. Sports families cover markets.
Profile before install
Open the profile before installing. The profile lists format, source state and safety notes. The Install App action uses the verified first-party route.
Limits
Set a personal spend and time limit before installing. The limit applies to deposits, not losses. Pick a number you can afford to lose entirely.
Reading the rows, the categories and the install action
Three things to understand before you tap a row.
What a row contains
Each row in the YONO collection contains the logo from the staged image pool, the app name, a one-line category or source-status summary, an internal link to the app profile and a separate Install App action. The internal link and the install action are two different links on purpose - the internal link opens the profile, the install action opens the verified first-party install route.
How the categories work
The categories listed on each row (Rummy, Slots, Mixed games, Arcade, Bingo, VIP) describe the primary product family advertised in the public source. A row tagged Mixed games may include cards, slots and crash formats. A row tagged Rummy focuses on card-game formats. A row tagged VIP is a service profile, not a single product.
How the install action works
The Install App action uses the verified first-party install route. The route is the same on every row. The action carries a sponsored rel attribute because the install is monetised - the sponsor disclosure is the only public mention of the relationship, and it lives in the rel attribute, not in the body copy.
What this hub does not show
The hub does not show bonuses, ratings, withdrawal speed, security grades or download counts unless those values are present in the staged source. The hub does not invent values when the source is silent. Open the profile for the live state.
How to follow a row to a profile
Tap the row (not the Install App action) to open the profile. The profile lists format, source state and safety notes. If you decide to install, use the Install App action on the profile, not the Install App action on the hub row.
Five short answers
Focused on the apps hub only.
How many YONO profiles are listed?
23 profiles. The list is the staged YONO collection. The full collection lives inside the verified app.
What is the difference between the row link and the Install App action?
The row link opens the profile. The Install App action uses the verified first-party install route. Tap the row first to read the profile, then tap Install App to install.
Does this hub publish ratings or withdrawal speed?
No. The hub surfaces only the values present in the staged source. Where ratings, withdrawal speed or download counts are absent, the hub does not invent them.
Where can I find more apps?
Open the verified app and go to the apps section. The full catalogue lives inside the app, including live totals and progressive loading.
How do I set a responsible-use limit?
Use the in-app help section to set spend and time limits, or to self-exclude. Read the Responsible Use note on this profile.
Six categories, what each covers and where each fits
The brand-profile app row surfaces six categories. Each category is one slice of the overall product surface.
Fantasy cricket
Fantasy cricket is the largest category by row count. Contests are cricket-led, with captain and vice-captain calls, prediction questions and yes/no multipliers. Entry fees, prize pools and match IDs are dynamic; verify the live values inside the verified app. The hot-shelves rail surfaces the brand's fantasy app rows alongside the editorial fantasy post on the news hub.
Rummy
Rummy is the next-largest category. Sanctioned pool, deals and points rummy sit on the sanctioned tables. Tournament entry fees and table stakes both count toward the VIP ladder. The fantasy and rummy categories share the cashback band on the VIP ladder but are independent at the offer and table level.
Slots
Slots is the third category. Slot rows are tagged by provider (Evolution, Jili, PG Soft, Pragmatic Play, Fachai, Yellowbat, Koolbet, Originals). The slots category surfaces a mix of fruit-machine themes and feature-heavy video slots. The hot-shelves rail surfaces slot app rows alongside the editorial post on the games hub.
Live-dealer tables
Live-dealer tables sit inside the games category. Tables include baccarat, blackjack, andar bahar and roulette. Live-dealer tables count toward the games cashback band on the VIP ladder.
Crash and arcade
Crash and arcade sit inside the games category. The crash sub-category is the small, fast-bet games with a multiplier that can cash out before the line drops. Arcade is the rest of the casual sub-category pool. Both count toward the games cashback band on the VIP ladder.
Sports markets
Sports markets are the live-market surface on the brand app. Markets cover cricket, football and kabaddi in the captured source. The sports category cash-out window and the rules around settlement are recorded on the sports-discovery brand asset.
How the app row uses the hot-row filters, intent and category data
Every app row carries four data attributes that drive filtering, sorting, search and the hot-shelves rail.
data-hot-category
The category the row is filed under (fantasy, rummy, slots, live-dealer, crash, sports). The filter uses this attribute as the primary key.
data-hot-intent
The intent of the row (play, install, learn-more). The hot-shelves rail splits intent; the row layout changes by intent.
data-hot-featured
The featured flag. Featured rows appear at the top of the rail in rotation order. Non-featured rows fill below.
data-hot-row
The position key for the rail. The order is decided by the position key combined with the featured flag.
class="hot-row"
The row class. The row carries the four data attributes plus an image tag with a class="hot-art" data-hot-art tag for the artwork.
data-hot-art
The art reference. The artwork comes from the yono-pool and game-pool assets. The brand assets carry the editorial art for the brand surface.
How the filter, sort and search controls read against the data attributes
The filter and search controls read directly off the four data attributes. The data attributes are the source; the controls are the surface.
Filter by category
The filter by category control reads data-hot-category. Selecting a category narrows the visible rows to the ones with the matching value. The categories are fantasy, rummy, slots, live-dealer, crash and sports.
Sort by intent
The sort by intent control reads data-hot-intent. Selecting an intent reorders the visible rows by intent priority. The default order is featured-first, then by the data-hot-row position key.
Search by name
The search control matches against the row name and the row description. The match is case-insensitive and partial. The search input does not match against the data attributes themselves; the data attributes are used by the filter and sort, not the search.
Reset
The reset control clears the filter, the sort and the search. After a reset, all rows are visible in the default order (featured-first, then by position key).
What the controls do not do
The controls do not edit the data attributes. The controls do not change the row count. The controls do not add or remove rows from the data source. The controls are a view over the data attributes, not a write path to them.
Empty state
Where a filter or search combination produces no matches, the empty state lists the active controls and a one-click reset back to the default view.
Apps hub, games hub, features hub and the install route
Three hub routes and one install route cover the product surface. Each hub points back here for the category slice.
Apps hub (this route)
The apps hub is the curated list of app rows and the hot-shelves rail.
Games hub
The games hub splits games by provider. The same app rows appear here in provider order.
Features hub
The features hub describes the cross-cutting features that span the apps and the games hubs.
Install route
The install route is the verified first-party destination for the brand app.
VIP hub
The VIP hub records the ladder mechanics. Cashback on the VIP ladder counts categories from this apps hub.
Promotions hub
The promotions hub lists each offer's terms. Some offers are tied to a category on this apps hub.
Install RS9, browse the apps and read the features
The install route is the first-party verified destination. The apps hub surfaces the curated list. The features hub explains the cross-cutting features. The games hub splits the games category by provider.
Install RS9 and open the related apps
The related apps live inside the verified RS9 app. The Install App action opens the first-party install route.