What a reviewer can inspect in 10, 30 and 90 minutes

Ten minutes: can you even sit?

The first pass asks whether a first-party listing opens, whether table types are named, whether an 18+ notice is visible, and whether a support door exists. If any of those four fail, later scoring is decoration.

A rummy client that hides the format until after a deposit is not being mysterious. It is refusing the first job of a table: telling you which clock you bought.

Thirty minutes: can you read the table?

Table clarity means you can name drop cost, joker rule and deal count without hunting a buried help article. KYC friction means you can name the document list and the name-match rule before money moves.

If the client uses screenshots instead of words, write that as a friction, not as a style choice.

Ninety minutes: can money return?

Cash-out path and session controls need a longer sit. A reviewer who has not requested a withdrawal cannot score speed. This desk has not timed an Easywin payout. The cell stays empty.

Session controls only count if they can be switched on before the first deal and still work after a win. A control that appears only in a help article is not a control.

The six criteria, named once

Install path. Table clarity. KYC friction. Cash-out path. Support reach. Session controls. Those six are the whole ledger. Popularity, winner stories and bonus size are not criteria here.

Platform A, B and C stay anonymous

Generic rummy clients differ on whether the format is visible before buy-in, whether KYC is asked before the first deal, and whether cool-off is a switch or a sentence. Easywin is not assigned invented ranks against those ghosts.

If a later audit opens three named clients, the rows get names. Until then the ledger teaches the criteria, not a podium.

What this ledger refuses

It will not copy the Easywin-only review headings. It will not invent a licence. It will not turn winners into proof.

Install path as a first filter

A client that can only be reached through a forwarded file has already failed the first criterion, even if the table graphics are clear. Reach is not a style point. It is whether an adult can find the product without becoming a courier for a stranger's package.

Support reach versus support theatre

A chat bubble that never accepts a ticket is not support. A help article that repeats the marketing line is not support. The ledger asks whether a human door exists and whether it can receive a reference string. Empty smiles do not count.

Why winner boards are excluded

A scrolling list of first names and rupee shapes proves a graphics team exists. It does not prove a cash-out path. This ledger keeps those boards out so they cannot fill an empty cell.

Re-running after a statute note

If the national frame or a state notice changes what a client may offer, the dated method line must move. Old empty cells are not averaged with new guesses. The ledger is a snapshot, not a mood.

How a reader should use the six rows

Weight them for your own friction. If you already have an account habit, cash-out and KYC matter more than install. If you are new, install and table clarity matter more. The desk does not force one weighting. It refuses to hide empty cells.

Install path as a moral, not a preference

A product that can only be reached through a forwarded file has already failed reach. Graphics cannot repair that. The first criterion exists so pretty clients do not skip the line.

If a friend swears the file is fine, ask for a store card instead. Friendship is not a publisher line.

Table clarity as literacy

If you cannot name drop, joker, and clock after thirty minutes, the client failed literacy. You should not have to decode a cartoon to learn you sat Pool.

Screenshots in a help centre are not a substitute for words on the table header. Words can be quoted in a ticket. Cartoons cannot.

KYC friction without cruelty

Asking for a match is ordinary. Asking for it after a deposit and then hiding the document list is friction. The ledger records the order, not a vibe about bureaucracy.

If the list is public before money moves, the client has passed a simple decency test. Many fail it.

Cash-out cells that stay empty on purpose

This desk has not timed an Easywin payout. Filling the cell with a rumour would make the ledger look finished. Empty is the honest mark.

A later timed sample should replace the empty mark and carry a date. Averages of rumours will never be used.

Support that can hold a reference

A bubble that cannot accept a string is theatre. A mail address that bounces is theatre. The criterion is whether a packet can land.

Winner boards cannot land a packet. They are excluded so they cannot paint over theatre.

Session controls that work after a win

A control that only appears when you are losing is a scold. A control you can set before the first deal and still use after a good hand is a control. The ledger prefers the second.

If the only control is a blog sentence, write that as a fail. Sentences do not switch off.

How to weight the six rows for yourself

New to the client: install and clarity first. Already funded: cash-out and KYC first. Already hurting: controls first. The desk will not force one weighting.

What it will force is visible empty cells. If a cell is empty, say so when you decide.

Weighting without a podium

New users should weight install and clarity. Funded users should weight cash-out and KYC. Hurt users should weight controls. The desk will not average those people into one star. Averaging is how ledgers become posters. Keep your weighting, keep the empty cells.

Re-run triggers

A new package, a new header style, a statute note, or a support door that closes. Any of those moves the dated method line. Old empty cells are not blended with new guesses. Snapshots replace snapshots. Moods do not.

Why A/B/C stay nameless

Naming three clients without a sample would be fiction. The criteria still work without names. When a later audit opens named clients, the rows get names. Until then the ghosts teach the questions, not a ranking.

Evidence you can quote

Words on a header. A document list visible before money. A ticket number that exists. Those quote. Winner boards and emoji reactions do not quote. The ledger is built from things you could paste into a packet.

Using the ledger to leave

If install already fails, you do not owe the other five rows your evening. Filters are allowed to stop early. Early stops are literate. Completing a six-row ritual after a failed reach is theatre.

Leaving a row blank in public

An empty cash-out cell on a published ledger is a feature. Readers who want a number will feel cheated. That feeling is the point. A guessed twenty minutes would have soothed them and lied. Keep the blank. Date the blank. Replace the blank only with a timed sample.

Six rows are enough

A seventh row named 'vibe' or 'brand love' would undo the work. If you want vibe, you already have posters elsewhere. This ledger ends at six on purpose.