Rohan Ghatak

Rohan reads listings — every card and page a person passes on the way from the search box to the file. He wrote the Bingo 101 new game page and keeps the store side of the download page current.

An Indian man in his late twenties on a bench in a quiet neighbourhood park in the afternoon, holding an Android phone in his own hand and reading it, the screen deep navy with three tall rounded cards side by side and the large white word "Publisher" above them

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The beat

He came to this from proofreading product listings for a regional electronics shop in Kolkata, where the job was to make sure the title, the photo and the box said the same thing. Gaming listings rarely do. A title promises one figure, the body another, and a "new" badge sits on whatever was added to the site that week.

One listing, start to finish

Name the publisher. On a store card that is printed under the title; on a listing site it is usually missing, and he says so.
Read the category and the coin line. A store card that says virtual coins is describing a different product from a catalogue with UPI withdrawals, whatever the icon.
Copy every number with its source. The figure in a listing title and the figure in its body are recorded separately.
Date the moving parts. Ratings, review counts and update dates are quoted with the day he read them.
Separate the label from the release. "New" on a listing site describes the listing. A version number on a mirror describes that mirror's package.

Where his checks stop

He does not judge whether a publisher is trustworthy — only whether the card matches what it describes. He does not contact publishers or listing sites for comment, and he does not repeat a claim he could not see on the page himself.

Reach

Spotted a listing that changed? info@bingo101download.app, with the page address and the date.