About us
Rummy Loop is the site. Kash Rummy is the game. Both are run by Free Game Loop Pvt. Ltd. from Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.
What we make
Free Game Loop Pvt. Ltd. builds card games for Android. Kash Rummy is our 13-card Indian rummy game: two decks, jokers, pure sequence first, five formats, and a computer opponent that plays a sensible hand. It is free to install and free to keep playing.
Kash Rummy is a practice game and only a practice game. There is no real money in it at any point — nothing is paid in, nothing is paid out, and there is nothing to buy inside the app. We are not a gaming platform, we do not operate tables between strangers for anything of value, and we do not hold funds for anyone.
Why the site exists
Two reasons, and they are related.
The first is distribution. Kash Rummy is not listed on Google Play, so it has to be installed from a website, and asking somebody to install an APK is asking for trust. Sites that do this badly bury the real button under three fake ones, invent download counts and star ratings, and leave the reader guessing about what they are actually getting. The download page here has one button, the real file size, the real version number, and an install guide that assumes you have never done this before.
The second is that rummy is genuinely worth explaining. Most rummy content online exists to rank in search, not to teach, and it shows: the same six paragraphs about sequences and sets, rewritten endlessly, never quite saying what a pure sequence is for. The guides on this site were written by people who play the game, and they cover the parts that actually decide hands — when to drop, where to spend a joker, what an opponent's discard tells you.
How we handle numbers
You will not find a star rating, a review count or a download total anywhere on this site. Not because those numbers would be unflattering, but because we have no way to verify them and publishing an unverified figure is just a lie with a decimal point in it. The only numbers on the site are ones we can stand behind: the version, the approximate file size, and the minimum Android version.
What we do not do
It is worth being specific, because the category this app sits in has a reputation and we would rather be judged against a clear statement than a vague one.
- We do not hold funds, balances or anything of value on behalf of a player.
- We do not run tables between strangers for anything of value.
- We do not sell anything inside the app, and there are no purchases of any kind.
- We do not require an account, a phone number or an email address to play.
- We do not sell or share what little information the site collects. The privacy policy sets out exactly what that is.
- We do not buy reviews, ratings or download figures, which is the other reason none appear here.
How the app is distributed
One file, one address. Kash Rummy is served as an APK from static.rummykash.com, which is our own host, and linked from the download page and the bar at the bottom of every page on this site. Those are the only places we publish it.
If you find the app offered somewhere else — a mirror, an APK aggregator, a link forwarded in a message — we have not put it there and cannot tell you what is in the file. Download it from here instead. The version number on the download page is always the current one, and installing a newer file over an older one keeps your settings.
Where we are
Free Game Loop Pvt. Ltd.23/3, Rajnagar Extension,
Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh 201017,
India
For anything at all — a bug in the game, a question about the install, a complaint, or a legal notice — write to business@rummyloop.com. The same address handles support and grievances, and it is read by a person. The contact page has more detail on what to include so we can help quickly.
Responsible play
Kash Rummy is for adults, 18 and over. Rummy is recognised in India as a game of skill, and skill improves with practice — but practice should still fit around the rest of your life rather than replace parts of it. If playing has stopped being enjoyable, or you find yourself opening the app when you meant to do something else, take a break. The app will still be there.
