FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Install, account, providers, account safety and responsible use.

What does yonogame888 list?

Yonogame888 is an independent Android app catalogue that lists 973 verified apps and web apps from 8 studios. We do not run any app, process payments or host live odds feeds - we only point you to each studio's verified install route.

How do I install an app from the directory?

Open an app profile, read the source-status block and tap Install App. The button opens the platform's verified install handler for the studio that publishes the app.

Why does the directory omit RTP, bonus, version and size fields?

When the snapshot does not include a verified value for a field, the directory omits the field rather than fabricate one. The source-status block always indicates whether a binary is available.

Does the directory host the games themselves?

No. The directory lists the studio that publishes each app and points to the verified install route. The apps themselves are run by the studios that publish them.

How are apps ranked in the inventory?

Apps are ranked by a blend of source status, verified popularity score from the staged snapshot, family diversity and provider balance. The directory never sells ranking positions or accepts payment to promote a product.

Can I filter the catalogue by provider?

Yes. Use the provider tabs above the inventory. The All tab restores the mixed catalogue.

What is the HOT shelf?

HOT is the four-entry primary row that sits below navigation. The four entries are Fantasy, Rummy, Sports and Games. Each entry opens a substantial discovery route that explains a single format using only verified rules.

Does yono game list crash or Aviator apps?

The wider catalogue includes arcade records that may use a crash mechanic. The four-entry HOT shelf never uses an aircraft or rocket artwork for any category; the Sports HOT entry always uses a sports-ball visual.

How do I contact support?

Open the Support link in the header or visit /contact/. The widget routes every message through the yono game support inbox, which uses the same site identity as the directory.

Is the directory free to use?

Browsing the directory, the FAQ and the news desk is free. Some apps the directory lists may require a real-money balance or in-app purchase at the provider's own terms. Yono game does not process payments.

How do I change the cookie settings?

Open the Cookie Settings button at the bottom of every page. You can accept all, reject optional or save a custom choice. The strict-necessary category always runs.

What age rule applies?

Real-money play is restricted in some regions. Visitors must verify the local rules in their state before installing any real-money app. See the Responsible use page for the full disclosure.

Where can I read the legal and privacy policies?

Open the Legal footer at the bottom of every page. The Legal group includes DMCA, Legal, Terms, Privacy and Cookies routes.

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How the catalogue ranks apps

Apps in the yono game catalogue are ranked by a blend of source-status verification, the verified popularity score from the staged snapshot, family diversity and provider balance. The catalogue never sells ranking positions and never accepts payment to promote a product. Editorial entries such as the HOT shelf and the Yono collection are picked for variety, not for the highest-paying provider.

Why some fields are omitted

When the snapshot does not include a verified value for a field such as RTP, version, file size, withdrawal time, bonus ladder or download count, the directory omits the field rather than fabricate one. The source-status block always indicates whether a binary is available and whether the field is verified, omitted or unsupported for that record.

Browser, device and account help

Most visitor questions fall into four buckets: how to install an app, how to verify the studio account, how to interpret the source-status block, and how to uninstall safely. The directory points every install button to the verified install handler for the studio that publishes the app; it never hosts an APK directly.