Editorial policy
The rules this guide is written under: what we cover, how a fact gets onto a page, how you can tell an agent’s stated term from something we checked ourselves, and what happens when we get something wrong.
The short version
- We are an independent guide to Reddybook. We are not the operator and not an agent.
- We are paid one introduction fee per ID issued through our WhatsApp button, and we say so.
- We publish no panel address. The login address comes from the agent with your ID.
- A script checks every day that our WhatsApp contact link answers.
- The only figures we print are the agent’s stated terms, labelled as such. We do not run test payments.
- No tips, no predictions, no bonus hype, no unverified phone numbers, no testimonials.
- Mistakes are corrected in the open, with a dated line in the page’s check log.
Questions about this policy: info@kenlodge.com
The policy in full
1. What we cover
Kenlodge covers one subject: Reddybook, the betting exchange panel, as a reader in India meets it. That means the names and domain endings it appears under, how login works, how an ID is issued on WhatsApp, the Android file and the browser version, deposits and withdrawals, where support exists and where it does not, how back and lay bets work, and the legal position.
We do not cover other betting brands, match previews, odds movements or anything that tells you what to bet on. If a topic does not help a reader log in, move money, stay out of a scam or decide not to play, it does not get a page.
2. Independence and how we are paid
Kenlodge is published by Kenlodge Digital in Lucknow. We are not owned by, employed by or under contract to write for the operator. Nobody outside Kenlodge reads a page before it is published or can ask for a line to be removed.
We have one source of money: an introduction fee when a reader gets an ID through our WhatsApp button. That is a conflict of interest and we treat it as one. Three rules follow from it:
- The fee is disclosed on the home page, on the about page and wherever a page asks you to message.
- The legal position, the absence of phone support and the lack of any protection for your balance are stated on the pages where a reader decides, not tucked into a footer.
- No fee, from anyone, buys a ranking, a rating, a softer sentence or a deleted warning.
The WhatsApp contact is an independent agent, not Kenlodge and not the operator. We do not publish a panel address and we do not say which panel an ID is for. Ask the agent which login address your ID is for before you pay.
In plain words: we are paid when you message, so judge us by whether the uncomfortable facts are easy to find.
3. How facts are checked
This section lists everything we do, and nothing we do not. There are four things.
- Daily contact check. A script checks every day that our WhatsApp contact link answers. If it fails, the status box on the site says so and shows the last good date.
- Names and addresses. On 13 Nov 2026 we opened the three Reddybook addresses and compared them. All three showed the same login page. We record that as a dated observation. We do not publish any of them as a place to go.
- Agent’s stated terms. The minimum deposit, the reply hours and the app version are the agent’s stated terms. They are labelled that way and dated. We do not run test payments.
- Dated log. Corrections and changes are logged with their dates.
What a reader writes in and what other websites say are leads to look into. Neither is a source we print from.
General behaviour of Android, UPI, IMPS and betting exchanges is explained from how those systems are known to work. Advice on how you can check a file or a payment yourself is given as advice, not as a result of ours.
4. Dating and the check log
Every page shows the date it was last updated under its heading. A figure that can change, such as the minimum deposit or the app version, carries the date the agent stated it, either beside it or in the heading above it.
Content pages end with a check log. Each correction or change adds one line: the date and what changed. An old line is never edited to look better later. If the agent states a new minimum, the old line and the new line both stay.
Here is what the log says today, in full:
- The three Reddybook addresses we found opened and compared: the identical login page on all three. The login screen asks for a username and password. Minimum deposit, reply hours and app version are shown as the agent’s stated terms.
5. Agent’s stated terms: what the label means
Three figures on this site carry the words “as stated by the agent” or “the agent states”. They are the only figures of their kind that we print, and all three were stated on 13 Nov 2026:
- Minimum deposit: ₹100.
- WhatsApp replies and support: 24x7.
- App: current version 5.1, and the agent sends the file on WhatsApp.
The label means exactly what it says. The agent told us this figure. We have not confirmed it with a payment or an install of our own, and we are not vouching for it. The agent can change a term at any time, so confirm it on WhatsApp before you pay.
We do not run test payments, and we will not print a figure as if we had. Online money gaming is prohibited in India, and a deposit goes to a private account. One payment by us would also show only what happened to one payment, on one day, with one agent.
That is why our pages give no withdrawal time, no withdrawal minimum, no crediting time, no maximum limit and no commission rate. Where you need one of these, the page tells you to ask the agent on WhatsApp before you pay, lists the questions to ask, and tells you to keep the answer in the chat.
In plain words: “as stated by the agent” is a claim we are passing on with a date. Check it with the agent yourself before you rely on it.
6. What we never publish
No picks, no “sure” sessions, no forecasts of a match or a price. Our examples use made-up prices and say so.
No bonus percentage in a headline, no countdowns, no “limited offer”. Where a bonus is described, its conditions sit in the same paragraph.
We have not been able to verify any customer care number for Reddybook, so we print none. That includes numbers readers send us.
No quotes from “winners”, no star ratings, no reader reviews, no user counts. We cannot verify them, and they sell more than they inform.
We do not describe ourselves, or any link, in words that suggest we speak for the operator or that an outcome is certain.
7. Language about risk and law
Wherever the law comes up, we use the same sentence so that no page says it more softly than another: “The Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act 2025 prohibits online money gaming and its promotion in India from 1 May 2026, and several states had their own bans before that.”
Every content page has a short legal and risk section and points to free help. We write that money can be lost, that payments go to private accounts, and that there is no regulator in India to complain to. We do not use words that promise protection or profit, and we do not describe betting as a way to make money.
The helplines we list are Tele-MANAS on 14416, Kiran on 1800-599-0019 and iCall on 9152987821. Details are on the responsible gaming page. This site is for adults aged 18 and over.
8. Corrections
If you think a page is wrong, email info@kenlodge.com with the page, the line and what you saw instead. Please hide your username and balance in any screenshot.
- How fast: we reply within two working days. That is our own commitment. A report that the WhatsApp button is dead or leads somewhere else is looked at first.
- How it is decided: we look at it ourselves. If it is about one of the agent’s terms, we ask the agent again. A page is not changed on one person’s word, and it is not left alone because the correction is awkward for us.
- How it is shown: the page is edited, its “Updated” date changes, and a line in its check log says what was wrong and what replaced it. Spelling and layout fixes are made without a log line.
If we looked and could not find what you saw, we reply and say so.
9. AI and tools
Drafts of pages on this site may be prepared with software assistance, including AI writing tools. The daily check of the WhatsApp contact link is a script. We say this plainly because readers have a right to know how a page was made.
Software does not decide what is true here. A named person, Arjun, researches and writes every guide, reads every page before it is published, and is responsible for every page that carries his name. A tool cannot add a figure to a page. The only figures are the agent’s stated terms in section 5.
10. Hindi pages
The Hindi pages are written as Hindi pages, in the everyday language people type and speak. They are not machine-translated word for word from the English. Words that readers use in English, such as ID, login, app, UPI, deposit and withdrawal, stay in Latin script.
The facts are the same in both languages: the same dates and the same agent’s stated terms. When an English page is corrected, its Hindi twin is corrected in the same round. If you find the two disagreeing, that is an error and we want to hear about it.
11. Images
The phone screens shown in our guides are demo screens drawn by us. They show where a button or a field sits. They are not photographs of a real account.
- No real customer data appears in any image: no usernames, balances, phone numbers or payment references.
- We do not use the operator’s logo or artwork.
- Prices and amounts in a drawing are examples and are labelled as such in the text beside it.
12. Complaints
A complaint about this guide, such as its wording, a link, or how the WhatsApp introduction was handled, goes to info@kenlodge.com with “Complaint” in the subject. Arjun reads it and replies. Complaints about how we handled personal data follow the privacy policy and reach the same person.
A complaint about your account, a deposit or a withdrawal is outside what we can settle. That sits with the agent who issued your ID and with the panel. The customer care page explains who to ask, and the contact page lists what we can and cannot do.
Change log
Changes to this policy are listed here with their dates, newest first.
- Policy revised to reflect that the site publishes no panel address and labels figures as the agent’s stated terms.
- Policy first published.