YN777 rules in text and video: resolving a difference in explanations

YN777's About page says game rules are available in text and video within the app. That is a useful description of help formats, but it does not tell a reader what happens when two explanations appear to disagree.

The public page does not supply those complete rule materials. Its statement is therefore the starting point for understanding the formats, not proof that a particular video is current.

A video shows a sequence; text can state an exception

A demonstration is good at showing the order of visible actions. A written rule is easier to consult for a condition, restriction or exception. Neither format is automatically more authoritative simply because it is more polished.

An edited video may omit waiting time or an unsuccessful attempt. A short text summary may omit an example. Before calling them contradictory, identify the actual difference: the allowed action, the timing, or the stated result.

Compare the same mode

A rule explanation is meaningful only within its scope. A video for one game format should not be used to correct text for another. The title of the mode and the version or publication context help establish whether the comparison is valid.

If the two explanations genuinely differ, the unresolved question is which rule applies to that mode now. There is no basis for choosing whichever wording appears more favourable.

The YN777 page also contains cash-game promotion. Its mention of accessible rules does not establish a free-play offer, a complimentary balance or a noncash mode. This guide concerns understanding information, not joining a contest.

For a reader with a rules question, a precise comparison is useful: identify the two passages, the mode and the point of disagreement. That gives a concrete issue to clarify instead of relying on a general claim that the game is easy to understand.