What these terms cover
These terms govern your use of crazy7in.com. They describe what you may do with the editorial content on this site, what you may not do, the limits of what we promise about the content, the relationship between editorial coverage and the platforms we write about, and the law that applies if a dispute arises. They do not govern any rummy platform, payment processor, identity-verification vendor, or third-party game client. Those services publish their own terms under their own names, and you agree to those terms separately when you sign up. The desk is an editorial publication; we are not a platform, we are not a payment processor, we do not hold player funds, and we are not the counterparty to any real-money transaction. If you find yourself sending money to, withdrawing money from, or depositing funds with any party named on this site, that transaction is between you and that party under their own terms.
Acceptable use
You may read, link to, and quote from this site for personal, non-commercial use, provided you attribute the source and link back to the original article. You may not republish the full text of an article without written permission. You may not scrape the site at volume, mirror the content on another domain, or use the content to train a machine-learning model without a signed licence. You may not attempt to bypass the contact form's anti-spam measures, probe the site for vulnerabilities, or use the site in any way that would interfere with another reader's access. We reserve the right to block any IP address that engages in scraping, credential-stuffing, or denial-of-service behaviour, and we publish the categories of behaviour we block so the rule is not a surprise.
No advice, no warranty
The content on this site is editorial information. It is not legal, financial, gambling, or professional advice. We do our best to keep the material accurate and current, but we do not warrant that any rule, format, or platform behaviour described here is current as of the moment you read it. Verify before you act. Where a rule is governed by a state-level statute (the Public Gambling Act, 1867, the state amendments to it, the Information Technology Act, 2000, and the rules made under it), the statute is the authoritative source. Where a rule is governed by a platform's terms of service, the platform's terms are the authoritative source. Where we are describing probabilities, mechanics, or expected value, the figures come from a methodology that is described in the relevant article, and the methodology is part of the editorial record.
Adults only
This site is intended for readers aged eighteen and over. The content describes real-money skill games played by adults and is not appropriate for minors. If you are under eighteen, please leave the site. If you are a parent or guardian and you believe a minor has accessed the site, the practical control is the device-level parental-control filter, not anything we can build into the page.
Editorial independence and affiliate disclosure
Some links on this site route to a first-party affiliate path. We earn a commission when a reader signs up to a platform through one of those links. Editorial decisions remain independent of any commercial relationship. We do not accept payment for reviews, sponsored placements, or unlabelled advertorial. Where a comparison includes a platform with which we have a commercial relationship, the relationship is disclosed in the article and on the platform's review page. A platform cannot buy a favourable review, a higher rating, or a more prominent placement. The scoring rubric is published in the methodology note on each comparison, and the rubric does not change based on a commercial relationship.
Intellectual property
The text, photographs, diagrams, code, and design on this site are owned by crazy7 editorial or by the contributors who licence them to us. The site name, the wordmark, and the logo are our trademarks. You may use the wordmark to refer to the publication in your own editorial coverage under fair use; you may not use it on merchandise, in advertising, or in a way that suggests an endorsement that does not exist. Where we use a third-party trademark (a platform's name, a card-illustration asset) the trademark belongs to its owner and we use it under fair-use principles for editorial reference.
Jurisdiction
These terms are governed by the laws of India. Any dispute will be subject to the jurisdiction of the competent courts in Bengaluru, Karnataka. We chose Bengaluru because the desk is based there and because Karnataka's consumer-protection framework is well developed; if that ever changes, we will update this section and note the change on the news index.
How to handle a takedown request
If you believe content on this site infringes your copyright, write to us through the contact form with the URL of the alleged infringement, the description of the work you claim is infringed, your contact details, and a statement of good-faith belief. We acknowledge the request within three working days and resolve it within fifteen working days. We do not entertain takedown requests that are made in bad faith or that seek to suppress accurate editorial coverage of a public-interest subject. Where a request concerns a factual claim about a public-facing platform, our first response is usually a correction or a right-of-reply note rather than a takedown. That keeps the editorial record intact while addressing the reader's concern.
What our coverage does not include
We do not publish coverage of casino-floor card games, slot machines, sports betting, or fantasy contests that are not strictly games of skill. We do not publish pick'em articles, parlay picks, or staking plans. We do not publish affiliate offers in our editorial copy beyond the disclosure already described above. We do not run paid placements, banner ads, or pop-unders. We do not embed third-party scripts that track readers across the web. If a future commercial product would require us to relax any of the above, we will not relax it; we will either build it under the existing standard or we will not build it.
Contributors and the editorial standard
Articles on this site are written by named contributors who have agreed to the desk's editorial standard. The standard requires that every rule citation point to a primary source, every comparison follow the published rubric, every platform mention note whether the desk has a commercial relationship with that platform, and every correction be logged on the article. A contributor who breaks the standard loses contributor status for that subject area; the desk does not pay a contributor to publish a specific conclusion, and a contributor who accepts such an offer is removed. We name the editorial standard on the about page so readers can read it before they trust a byline.
Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, the desk is not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages arising from your use of this site, including but not limited to losses sustained at a real-money table, losses sustained while following a strategy we described, or losses sustained because a platform's rules changed after we published a review. Our total liability for any claim arising from your use of this site is limited to the amount you have paid us in the twelve months before the claim, which in practice is zero because the site is free to read.
Severability and waiver
If any provision of these terms is held to be unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in force. If we do not enforce a particular right under these terms on one occasion, that does not waive the right on another occasion. Headings are for readability and do not affect interpretation.
How to reach us
Use the contact form for any question about these terms. The form routes the message to the editor who handles policy on the desk. If your question involves a takedown request, mark the subject line with "Takedown" so it surfaces in the queue first.
Effective date
These terms are effective from November 2025 and were last reviewed on the date shown at the top of the file. The desk reviews them every six months. When a regulatory change materially affects what we can or cannot publish, we update the relevant section, leave a note in the , and (for material changes) extend a thirty-day notice on the homepage. We treat the wording on this page as a contract between the desk and the reader; if a future reader disagrees with a section, the disagreement is taken as a signal to revise the wording, not to retract it. The desk would rather lose an argument and keep the reader than win an argument and lose the reader.