MMY questions: the index & the one-page rule
This FAQ is an index, not an answer sheet. Each question links to the one page that answers it in full, so the site never carries two slightly different versions of the same answer.
- Which MMY game should I open first?
- What do I actually control in Aviator Pro?
- What does the Dragon Tiger tie bet pay?
- Why is Lucky 7 treated as the long shot in 7Up 7Down?
- Does the first-dealt side matter in Andar Bahar?
- Should I start Teen Patti blind or seen?
- Is 3 Patti a different game from Teen Patti?
- How many games are in each MMY category?
- Why does this site refuse to publish catalogue counts?
- What version and size is the MMY APK right now?
- Why are there two MMY APK files with the same version?
- Which permissions does the APK declare?
- How do I get from the download to my first round?
- Where do stakes and payout numbers actually live?
- How do I keep a session inside a plan?
- Is this the official MMY site?
How the index is meant to be used
If you arrived deciding which game to open first, start with the home-page question at the top; it routes through the six game cards, and each game page ends with the skip-this-game paragraph that settles most choices quickly. If you arrived holding a downloaded file and a doubt, the three APK questions are yours: the file page carries the byte count, version code, package name, hash and the full permission table in one place. If you are mid-install, the how-to-play questions pick up from the download button and end at the table card.
Why answers live on one page each
Duplicated answers rot at different speeds, and a reader who meets two versions has no way to tell the fresh one from the stale. Keeping each answer in a single home also keeps this site auditable against its sources: a game answer traces to the developer's published text, a file answer traces to the aapt2 dump of 10 November 2026, and a question neither source can answer, such as what a tie pays or how a shelf is stocked, is answered honestly on the relevant page with where the number actually lives, which is the in-app table card.
Questions this site declines to answer
Anything about bonus amounts, withdrawal times, win rates, odds the developer has not published, or how trustworthy the operator is. No measurement this directory performed can ground those answers, and borrowing them from pages that also misstate the version and size of the file would launder their guesses into facts. The questions above are the ones this site can answer from its own sources, and they are the only ones it lists.