Disclaimer: What This Site Is and Is Not

We are not the operator

This website is published by CrorebetInstall, a two-person editorial project in Pune with no ownership, corporate or contractual connection to the company running the Crorebet platform beyond a standard publisher referral arrangement. The site is not official, not sponsored and not endorsed by that company.

What that means when you need something done: we cannot open, close, verify, unlock or self-exclude an account, see a balance or a KYC submission, release a pending withdrawal, reverse a failed deposit, extend a bonus or overturn a voided bet. We hold no player money and process no payments, so there is nothing on our side to escalate. Those requests belong with the operator's own support channels, in writing, with your account reference attached.

Where the operator's own identity matters — the Anjouan licence reference, the registered company behind the platform, what a licence of that type does and does not guarantee — the verifiable parts are laid out in our trust assessment.

How we are paid, and what that does not buy

We earn affiliate commission. Every link on this site that opens the casino platform passes through a tracked redirect, and if you register after clicking one, the operator may pay us for the referral. You pay nothing extra, and you can reach the platform without our link at no cost or disadvantage to yourself.

Disclosing that is easy; showing it does not shape the findings is harder, so here is evidence rather than a promise. Scoring weights were fixed in advance and published on the methodology page, and each page's cons list is written before its verdict. We rate transparency and licensing 4.9 out of 5 on a platform we are paid to link to, describe the 700% four-deposit offer with the wagering condition that makes it hard to clear, and call the licence offshore because it is. Our standing rule sits in the editorial policy: if a commercial partner asked us to remove a documented limitation, we would publish the request instead of the removal.

No legal advice, and no verdict on legality

Nothing on this website is legal, financial, tax or professional advice, and we take no position on whether real-money gaming is permitted for you. We are publishers, not lawyers, and a page cannot know where you live.

The Indian position is genuinely unsettled: the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act 2025 prohibits online real-money games nationally, its constitutionality is before the Supreme Court, and several states legislate separately on top of that. We describe that landscape as neutrally as we can on the regulatory page, we do not suggest workarounds, and we do not tell readers that any particular activity is lawful. Checking the rules and the tax treatment that apply in your own state — and taking qualified advice where the answer matters — is your responsibility.

No promised outcomes, and losses are normal

We do not and cannot promise winnings. Gaming outcomes are uncertain, the operator's margin is charged on every rupee of turnover, and over any meaningful period the expected result for a player is a loss. A month in profit does not change that arithmetic; it only postpones it.

There are therefore no tips, predictions, tipster referrals or staking "systems" anywhere on this site, and any page elsewhere offering certainty about a sporting or casino result is selling something that does not exist. The arithmetic — how a 4.8% cricket overround becomes an expected loss on turnover — is worked through on our responsible gaming page, alongside the deposit limits and self-exclusion tools we would rather you used. Bet only money you can afford to lose, and treat the amount as the price of entertainment rather than an investment.

Our figures are dated, not permanent

Every number on this site is a measurement from a specific date, device and app build, and it stops being reliable the moment the operator changes something — which they can do without notice to us or to you.

Treat the app's own cashier and terms screens as the authority on any limit, fee or condition that will cost you money, and check them before you deposit. If a figure here no longer matches what you see, tell us through the contact page and it gets re-tested.

What our testing cannot prove

Our method is first-hand but small, and pretending otherwise would be the dishonest part. Two handsets, one city, one network and a handful of transactions cannot stand in for every reader's experience.

• Sample size. Three withdrawals and a few support contacts describe those events, not a distribution. A slow payout in your case would not contradict our log.
• Geography and network. Everything was measured on Jio 4G in Pune. Bank rails, UPI behaviour and app performance vary by bank, state and network.
• Devices. A Redmi Note 12 on Android 13 and a Redmi 9A on Android 10 say little about another manufacturer's handset or a future Android release.
• Game fairness. We can read a stated RTP and observe rounds; we cannot audit random number generation or verify server-side outcomes from outside.
• Financial standing. We can note a licence reference and a registered company, not audit solvency, reserves or how a dispute would be resolved.
• Data handling. We can list the permissions a package requests and watch it on a device. We cannot see what happens to your data on the operator's servers.

The full procedure and the same limitations in more detail sit on the testing methodology page, and the device-level part of it on our app safety assessment.

Trademarks and third-party names

"Crorebet" and any associated names, logos and marks are the property of their respective owners and appear here nominatively, to identify the product reviewed. Their presence implies no affiliation, sponsorship, endorsement or approval. Payment brands, device manufacturers, game studios and security tools are likewise named descriptively, for no payment and with no outbound links. Reuse conditions for our own material are on the terms of use page.