Fantasy cricket, lobby tiles, login, & the ₹110 welcome. This page names those, & it does not print a file size or a version.
| Item | Statement |
|---|---|
| Name | RS9 |
| File size | Not stated here. Read it on the download sheet after the file starts |
| Version | Not stated here. Read it on the install sheet if Android shows one |
| Welcome figure used on this site | ₹110, described as ₹30 at sign-up and ₹80 on the first deposit. The in-app card wins if it differs |
| Entry fee | Check the contest card |
| Age | 18 and over for a paid room |
| Page date | 27 October 2026 |
The rows above are the details this page will state. A blank that you expected, such as a file size, is blank on purpose.
What RS9 is
RS9, in the sense this guide uses, is a phone app built around fantasy cricket, with other named tiles in the same lobby. Fantasy cricket means a room tied to a real fixture. You fill a side under the rules on that card. The match produces a score. The room pays according to its own prize list, or it pays nothing if you did not place, or it costs you the fee if the card says the fee is gone either way.
The other tiles are not the same product wearing a different colour. A crash-style tile, a board tile, and a card tile each end on their own rule. This guide names them so a searcher can see whether the word they typed is even in the lobby. Naming is not a review, and it is not a rate of return.
Highlights worth knowing first
- One download button. The file it returns can change without this page changing.
- One contest button. The fee is on the card, not in this paragraph.
- Welcome language on the site is ₹110 as ₹30 plus ₹80, and only while the card agrees.
- Paid rooms stop at 18, and they are not offered in six states named later.
- Support is rs9support@email.com. A password is never the first thing to send.
If you only needed the file, you can stop after the download button. The rest of the page is for someone who wants to know what the words on the icons mean before they create an account.
Why a reader opens a guide like this
People search a brand plus a noun: login, bonus, apk, cricket, rummy, gem. The nouns are not all the same task. Login is an account problem. Bonus is a reading problem. APK is an install problem. Cricket is a squad problem. A gem search is usually someone looking for a specific tile name. This page separates those tasks so one anxious paragraph does not pretend to solve all of them.
It also separates what we have decided to say from what we refuse to say. We will say the welcome split. We will not say a platform-wide payout total. We will say which payment names to look for. We will not say a withdrawal always clears in a fixed number of minutes.
The APK, without a version number
An APK is the Android package. The button on this site does not point at a file we host under a frozen name. It points at a download address that includes this domain, so the file host can hand back the build it currently wants this domain to receive. That is why a blog post that quotes v-something and a megabyte count goes stale on the day the file changes. This guide leaves both fields blank on purpose.
Install only if you meant to. Android may ask you to allow installs from the browser or the files app. That prompt is a system warning, not a badge of quality. If you do not recognise the prompt, cancel it. After a successful install, the icon should open without asking you to download a second, unrelated file. A second file with a different name is a reason to stop and mail support.
Updates are the same button used again, not a link from a stranger in a chat. If the app itself offers an update, read the sheet. This page cannot confirm that every in-app update prompt you might see is genuine, because prompts can be faked in other apps. The control you can trust from here is the download button on this domain.
Login and registration
Registration is the first time you create the account that the contest host will recognise. Login is every later visit. The website you are reading does not collect that form. The form lives on the contest flow after you choose to open it. Typical fields on a phone product are a mobile number or an email, a code sent to that address, and a password you pick. This guide will not pretend it has screenshotted today's form. If a field is not on the screen, do not go looking for a workaround that asks you to paste the code into a chat.
Use a number and a mail you can still open next month. A one-time code proves control of that inbox or that SIM at that moment. It is not a thing support should ever ask you to forward. If a message that looks like support asks for the code, it is not this guide's support channel. The mail address we publish is rs9support@email.com.
A failed login has a short list of ordinary causes. The number has a digit wrong. The code expired. The password was changed on another phone. The handset is offline. The account was created on a different mail than the one you are typing. Work that list before you create a second account. Two accounts for one person are a good way to lose track of which one holds a credit.
Fantasy cricket
A fantasy room is attached to a fixture. You will see two sides, a start time, and a fee if the room costs money. Check the contest card before you join. Free-to-look is not the same as free-to-enter. Some rooms are practice. Some rooms debit an entry. The heading on the card is the difference, not the colour of the button.
Your side is a set of players drawn from the match squads, inside a credit cap and a role mix if the card says so. The deep explanation of multipliers, of an eleven, and of a 100-credit shape belongs in a rules reading, not in a keyword page that would only half-explain it. What belongs here is the habit: read the fixture, read the fee, fill the side, lock before the stated time. After lock, the side is the side.
Cricket news changes a squad between the toss and the first ball. If the card lets you edit until lock, edit when the official eleven is out. If you cannot edit, know that before you pay. This guide will not name a captain for you.
Cricket, without a prediction
A prediction page would pretend that a pitch, a dew report, and a form line add up to a side you should copy. They do not. They are inputs you can read on a sports site you trust. RS9, if you use it for fantasy, is the place you submit a side, not the place this guide will pre-fill one.
IPL weeks are denser than a bilateral series. More cards does not mean you should enter more rooms. A reader who wants the difference between a season day and an ordinary international day should treat that as a planning question: how many lock times collide with work, and which one card you actually watched the squads for. Enter the card you understood.
Tiles in the lobby
The names below are tiles that have appeared in this family of screens. The lobby you open may show a subset. A missing name is not a bug in this page. A new name is not automatically a different ruleset. Open a tile only from the lobby, and read its own help before you spend.
Aviator
Aviator is a round that rises and can end without notice. People search it because the round looks simple. The simplicity is the hazard. There is no cricket knowledge to apply. If you open it, decide the stop before the round starts, and do not treat a past round as a pattern the next round owes you.
7Up 7Down
7Up 7Down is a short bet on a total. It is not fantasy cricket. The card, if it is a paid tile, can take the stake in a single round. Read the stake line. This guide does not print odds.
Chicken Road
Chicken Road is a step tile. Each step is a choice to continue or to stop. The theme does not make it a sport. Stop when you said you would stop.
Fortune Gems and Fortune Garuda
These are gem-style tiles. Fortune Gems and Fortune Garuda, including the 500 versions when the icon says 500, are named so a search for gem lands on a real label instead of a rumour. The word gem is a search word. It is not a currency this guide recognises, and it is not a promise that a spin returns anything. Read the stake on the tile. If you cannot find a stake, do not guess one.
Pappu
Pappu is another named tile in the same lobby family. Treat it like the gem tiles: identify the stake, identify the end of the round, and do not import cricket logic into it.
Ludo, Snakes and Ladders, Fruit Dart
Ludo, including variants whose icons say Ludo Win or two dice, is a board race. Snakes and Ladders is the same family of board luck. Fruit Dart is a throw at a target. They can be casual. They can also be paid. The icon's mood is not the fee. Check the contest card, including on a tile that looks like a children's board.
Rummy
Rummy may show as points, deals, or a tournament table. Those are three different lengths of the same card game. A points table can move a stake every hand. A deals table ends after a set number of deals. A tournament table has a buy-in and a scheduled start. Sit down only after you know which of the three the table header is announcing. This guide does not teach card strategy.
Teen Patti is part of the wider mix some players expect in an Indian lobby. Mention it only as that: a possible tile, not a screenshot we are asserting on this date. If the icon is absent, it is absent.
Bonus and the ₹110 figure
Bonus, reward, and welcome are words people use for the same credit and for very different credits. On this site the only figure we write as the welcome is ₹110, and we write the parts: ₹30 at sign-up, ₹80 on the first deposit. We do not add a percentage on top. We do not add a cap we have not read. If the card in your account shows a different total, ignore our sentence.
A credit can be restricted by a line on the card: a match type, a minimum, an expiry. Those lines are the offer. A guide that says unlimited is guessing. This one says: read the line under the number, not only the number.
Refer, without a rate
A refer screen can exist. This guide does not convert it into a commission rate. If you open it, read the rows that are actually rendered. The two amounts we already use in the welcome sentence may appear there as labels. Other rows may appear too. A row this page does not quote is still a row you must read, and it is not a row we are willing to advertise.
Do not pay anyone who offers to unlock a refer balance from outside the app. The balance, if it is real, is visible in the account that earned it.
Searching for gem
The search word gem usually means Fortune Gems or Fortune Garuda, not a precious-stone shop and not a points nickname. Use the word to find the icon, then stop using the word. The icon's own title, including a number such as 500 if it is printed on the art, is the name of the tile. Two tiles with gem in the title are two tiles. Open the one you meant.
A search page on the wider web will mix this app with unrelated gem games. The path that stays inside RS9 is the lobby after you have installed from the button on this site. A gem APK from a random result is not this button.
Android checklist
- Download from the button on this domain, not from a forwarded file.
- Confirm the file finished before you tap it. A partial file fails in odd ways.
- Read the Android install sheet. Note the version if it is shown. Do not expect this page to repeat it.
- Open the app once on the network you trust, before you enter a paid room.
- Check the wallet names you care about: Paytm, PhonePe, Google Pay, UPI, QR. If yours is missing, stop and ask.
- Read one contest card in full, including the fee and the lock time.
- Only then decide to enter.
Storage, battery, and a current Android release are ordinary phone hygiene. This guide will not publish a minimum version number it has not tested against a lab of handsets. If the installer refuses the file, the refusal text on the phone is the fact. Mail that text to support if you want help reading it.
When something breaks
Install fails: the download did not finish, the browser blocked it, or the phone is out of space. Retry once from the same button. Do not switch to a different domain because a comment told you to.
Login fails: check the account identifier, request a fresh code, and wait for it. Do not stack five code requests. If the password is forgotten, use the reset path on the login screen. A reset link should return you to the same product, not to an unrelated form.
A credit is missing: compare the card with the ledger line. Note the time and the method. Mail rs9support@email.com those two facts. A screenshot of the ledger is more useful than a screenshot of a password field, and the password field should not be in the picture.
A tile will not open: it may be off in this build, or the network dropped. Force-closing and reopening once is enough. A loop of reinstalls does not fix a tile the lobby has removed.
Habits that keep the fee honest
- Enter one room whose card you have read, not three rooms whose cards you have skimmed.
- Decide the stop amount before the match, on paper if you need to.
- Ignore any message that pairs a sure side with a request to move the chat off the app.
- Sign out on a shared phone.
- If you are in Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Nagaland, or Sikkim, do not use a paid room. This guide will not walk around that line.
Short answers
Is a file size printed here?
No. Read the size on the download as it arrives.
Is a version printed here?
No. Read the install sheet.
What welcome figure does the site use?
₹110, as ₹30 at sign-up and ₹80 on the first deposit, unless the card says otherwise.
What is the entry fee?
Check the contest card.
Who do I mail?
rs9support@email.com. Do not send a one-time code.
A necessary limit
Paid play is for adults. It is not offered in Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Nagaland, or Sikkim. The disclaimer page repeats the boundary in a legal tone. This guide repeats it because a keyword page is where a person in a hurry might otherwise miss it.
Important
RS9 Game. Check the card, then decide. The card holds the fee, the lock time, the prize list, and the welcome that actually applies. This page holds the map of words. When the two disagree, follow the card, then tell us if our map should be edited.