What the source proves, what the source does not prove, and where to verify the rest. We never invent an offer or copy a third-party publisher’s headline.
This route is a transcription tool, not a creative one. Below is exactly what the staged public content snapshot published for the Yono Games app. We take the figures at face value, label unknowns as Not published, and stop short of inventing anything that the snapshot did not include.
How to read the table
Every tier row is a single source row from the snapshot. The minimum deposit is the trigger; the bonus, Gullak and fantasy voucher columns are the maximum credits the publisher publishes for that tier. Any uplift offered by an affiliate or partner lies outside this table and would only appear inside the publisher’s onboarding flow.
Welcome bonus tiers (source-verified)
The first table is a literal transcription of the staged snapshot. Each tier pairs a minimum deposit with a maximum bonus, a maximum Gullak credit and a fantasy voucher. Capped values are written as ‘up to’; the actual credit depends on the deposit and the conditions shown on the publisher’s onboarding screen on the day you sign up.
Minimum deposit
Bonus up to
Gullak up to
Fantasy voucher
₹100
₹71
₹82
₹48 × 1
₹500
₹251
₹252
₹48 × 1
₹1,000
₹401
₹402
₹48 × 1
Reward sections listed in the source
The snapshot also lists seven reward sections. Each section has a name and a one-line description. We render them as labelled cards rather than as promises.
CashbackPlay & earn more-claim your rewards!
VIP RewardsExclusive VIP rewards-get up to 15% cashback, plus personalised rewards.
Bonus CalendarGrab your bonuses daily.
Daily BonusClaim Your Daily Guaranteed Bonus
Weekly BonusPlay at Come to claim your exclusive weekly bonus.
Refer & EarnEarn an extra ₹400 cash for every successful referrer.
LeaderboardEveryone can join; all bets can win the jackpot.
What we deliberately do not publish here
No published promo code. The snapshot does not publish one, so neither does this route. If a code appears in an inbox or a third-party advert, treat it as unverified.
No sign-up bonus that varies by user. Welcome tiers are public and shown in the table above.
No comparison between this publisher and another. The route verifies one publisher’s snapshot; it does not rank.
No personalised offers. Those live inside the publisher’s account dashboard and depend on play history.
Limitations and what to verify
Welcome tiers are bound to a minimum deposit in INR. Any code or affiliate-specific uplift comes from the publisher’s onboarding screen, not from anywhere on this product profile.
Cashback, weekly bonus and leaderboard mechanics can change. Verify in the app on the day you play.
For responsible-use settings (deposit limit, cooling-off, self-exclusion), use responsible-use.
If you do not see a row you expected, the snapshot may not have published it. Treat the absence of a row as ‘Not published’, never as zero.
What to do next
Open the install destination at /Login/playnow and confirm the welcome tier and condition text match the table above on the day you sign up. If a number disagrees, the publisher’s screen is the source of record. Report the gap through /contact/ so the editorial team can publish a follow-up correction.
Bonus tables in marketing materials frequently use caps as headlines. We publish the snapshot’s rows as the snapshot published them; we do not rewrite, round up or hide any row.
What a snapshot cannot do
A snapshot cannot tell you whether a tier is available on the day you sign up, whether your state is eligible, or whether a specific KYC rule applies. Verify all three on the publisher’s onboarding screen.
Why no claim fits every user
Each tier has a maximum bonus. The actual credit depends on your deposit, your state eligibility and any code applied at sign-up. Where the snapshot is silent, your best source is the publisher’s onboarding flow.
If you do not see the tier you expected
Treat a missing row as ‘Not published’. Do not assume a value of zero. Report the gap through /contact/ so the editorial team can publish a follow-up correction.
What we will not invent
We will not invent a tier that the snapshot does not publish. We will not advertise a code that we cannot verify. We will not claim a rate of credit if the snapshot describes a maximum.
Editorial coverage
For a narrative read of the same numbers, see /news/welcome-bonus-2026-inr-tiers/. For the VIP matrix that interacts with these rewards, see /vip/. For the deliberate non-publication of a public code, see /code/.
A short visitor’s reading order
If you have thirty seconds, read the headline: three welcome tiers and seven reward sections are reproduced as the snapshot says. If you have three minutes, also read how to read the table and the limitations section. If you have ten minutes, read the rest, then open the publisher’s onboarding screen and confirm the tier.
Why a verification route for promotions
Bonus tables are the most commonly mis-marketed marketing asset. Verification of those tables is the value of this product: the desk reproduces rows and columns as the snapshot says. We do not add or remove rows; we label unknowns as Not published.
A practical guide to claiming the tier
Open the install destination from /Login/playnow. Make the qualifying first deposit at the trigger amount shown in the table. Confirm the bonus, Gullak and fantasy voucher rows that credit to your account. If the numbers disagree with the table on this route, the publisher’s screen is the source of record on the day you act.
State eligibility
Product eligibility varies by Indian state. The publisher applies the eligibility rule on the onboarding screen. We do not maintain an eligibility list here because the snapshot does not publish one. Confirm eligibility on the publisher’s screen before you trigger a deposit.
What happens when the snapshot updates
The desk re-pulls the staged snapshot on a fixed cadence. When the publisher adds a row, the desk re-renders the table. When the publisher retires a row, the desk marks it as ‘Not published’ and publishes a follow-up correction.
A working visitor’s checklist
Before you trigger a first deposit that activates any tier in the table, work through this short list. Confirm your state is eligible under the publisher’s onboarding flow. Confirm the trigger deposit size matches the row. Confirm the bonus, Gullak and fantasy voucher rows that credit to your account. If any of those four does not match the table, treat the disagreement as ‘pending’ and submit it through /contact/.
What the bonus table does not tell you
The table does not tell you whether a tier is available on a given day, whether your KYC documents are accepted, whether a code is required, or what the settlement speed looks like. Each of those lives on the publisher’s onboarding screen. We do not duplicate the onboarding screen on this product profile; we ask you to verify each value on the day you act.
Editorial archive and audit trail
The table on this route corresponds row-by-row to a row in the staged public content snapshot. We keep a copy of the snapshot in the editorial archive so an audit-minded reader can match a row to its source. The archive is internal; the route is the public view of that row mapping.
What we mean by ‘Not published’
When the snapshot is silent on a value, we mark the row Not published. We do not treat the absence of a row as zero or default. The honest statement is silence; treating silence as zero would under-report the source and mislead a visitor.
What happens when the source changes
If the publisher amends a tier, adds a new tier or retires an existing one, the desk republishes the route with the new rows. The audit trail in the editorial archive keeps the prior snapshot so visitors can match any historical article they have already read.
Beyond this article
For the VIP matrix that interacts with these tiers, see /vip/. For the deliberate non-publication of a public code, see /code/. For a narrative read of the same numbers, see /news/welcome-bonus-2026-inr-tiers/.
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