Reddyclubbook, Reddy Club Book, Reddy Anna Book: Which One Is Us?
Lots of names sound alike in this business. Here is how to make sure the site and the WhatsApp number you are dealing with really belong to Reddybook Club.
Why So Many Names Look the Same
If you searched for "Reddyclubbook" or "Reddy Club Book", you were most likely looking for us. People type our name in all sorts of ways, and that is fine. The trouble is that other people know this too. Betting IDs are sold by many independent agents, and some of them pick names close to an established one to catch searches and forwarded messages.
So a similar name tells you nothing on its own. "Reddybook", "Reddy Book Club", "Reddyclubbook", "Reddy Anna Book" and a dozen variations with numbers or extra words all exist, run by different people. Some are honest agents with their own customers. Some are copies built to take a deposit and disappear. From the name alone, you cannot tell which is which.
Here is what is true about us:
- Our website is reddybookclub.com.in. Check the spelling, and check the ending. ".com.in" is not the same as ".com", ".in", ".club" or ".live".
- We are an independent agent for the Reddybook exchange. We do not operate the exchange, and we do not claim to be its "official" site.
- We are not connected to Reddy Anna Book. That is a separate name used by other providers, and we do not manage its IDs.
Look-Alike Websites: What to Check
Copy sites often borrow text and images from real ones, so a page that looks familiar is not proof of anything. Check these instead:
- The address bar, letter by letter. Look for swapped letters (reddybokclub), extra words (reddybookclub-official), numbers (reddybookclub1) and a different ending. Type our address yourself rather than tapping a link in a message.
- Where the WhatsApp button goes. On our site, every button opens a chat with our support number. If a site shows a phone number as text and asks you to message it, compare that number with the one you saved from our site.
- Claims that sound too good. "Guaranteed wins", "fixed match tips", "500% bonus today only". None of these come from us. A site promising them is telling you something about its intentions.
- A login form on an unfamiliar site. Our website does not ask for your Reddybook password. We send the panel link in your chat. A page on another domain asking for your user ID and password may be built to steal them. Our login guide shows how to recognise a fake login page.
Copycat WhatsApp Numbers and Borrowed Profile Photos
The most common trick needs no website at all. Someone sets up a WhatsApp account with our name and logo as the profile picture, then contacts people directly: in comments under cricket videos, in Telegram or WhatsApp groups, or in a private message offering a "new number" or a "special deposit offer".
A profile photo and display name can be copied in a minute, so they prove nothing. What matters is how you got to the chat:
Safe
You opened the chat yourself from a WhatsApp button on reddybookclub.com.in, saved the number, and you check that saved contact before acting on anything.
Be careful
The number messaged you first, was forwarded by someone, came from a group, or says "this is our new number, delete the old one".
If you receive a "new number" message, do not act on it. Go back to this website, open a chat from the button, and ask there whether it is genuine. It takes a minute and settles the question.
Things We Never Do
The quickest way to spot an impostor is to know what the real service never does. We will never:
- ask for your OTP, UPI PIN, card number, CVV or banking password
- send you a payment request or a "collect" request on UPI to receive a payout
- ask you to deposit more before you are allowed to withdraw
- charge a "release fee", "tax" or "activation charge" to free up your winnings
- sell match-fixing tips or "sure" results
- message you first from a number you have not saved from our site
If anyone using our name does one of these things, it is not us, however convincing the chat looks. Our full house rules and how we handle requests are on the Reddybook Club service page.
If You Have Already Paid a Copycat
It happens to careful people too, so do not waste time feeling embarrassed. Speed matters more than anything else. In this order:
- Stop paying. Copycats often ask for a second payment as a "fee" to return the first. Do not send it.
- Call your bank or open your UPI app's help section and report the transaction as fraud. The sooner you report it, the better the chance it can be held.
- Report it to the national cybercrime helpline on 1930 or at cybercrime.gov.in. Include the UPI ID or account the money went to, the amount, the time and the transaction reference.
- Keep everything. Screenshot the whole chat, the profile, the payment confirmation and any website address before the other person deletes or blocks you.
- Tell us. Send the details through the button on this site. We cannot get money back from someone who is not us, but we can confirm the number was not ours and warn other customers about it.
Then, if you still want an ID, start fresh from this site. The sign up guide shows exactly what a genuine chat with us looks like, and the online cricket ID guide has a longer checklist for judging any provider.
Betting is for adults 18 and over, and laws differ between Indian states and under the Online Gaming Act, 2025. Check the rules where you live.
Reviewed by the Reddybook Club support desk · Last updated 7 October 2026
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