Topic: Any Casino Android software - page 20. (Read 8135 times)

If one downloads from the official site that would be secure. Otherwise there will have high risk. If your device is updated as per requirement then you can get very good service from the application as well as having good device, the same benefits can be obtained from the browser. As the technology is now more upgraded gambling companies are able to offer all their convenience in the browser.

As for me, PC much easier to upgrade - i change all my PC`s components about 2-3 times without reinstalling OS. And you can comfortably use the phone for 3-4 years only if you bought top model or about it. For medium or low segment you have to change phone every 2 years or more. With all problems with transferring data.

What you are saying here is true but this one is more noticeable especially if the app is only lightweight (kb something in size) and then when you open them, you will see you a whiteish background. Sometimes your signal and battery icons are also shown. I find this none sense. Why would they still call this an app? Lol.

@BobK7, what do you mean by "all kind of opportunities are available?" I think what you really mean there is that all functions or features are seen, just like when we visit the gambling site in our desktop because sometimes they are not available if the casino has an application to make it more presentable or more workable in mobile.

The casinos listed by tireless above are one of the biggest and the most popular gambling websites out there. Except for Ladbrokes which I am, personally, not familiar with. It could be a big casino too, though.
The reason why you didn't recognize them is possibly because they don't accept cryptocurrencies and hence don't have announcement threads on this forum. Some of them are even way older than bitcointalk.
I believe you can trust their apps as long as you download them from the official websites.

Good luck with all of that apps. I do not want to use those apps since I do not know the site and still prefer to use the browser to play gambling. Some people outside this forum maybe use those apps to play gambling.

Do you have experience playing with all of those apps? Is it good enough to be your place to play gambling? Be careful when downloading the apps and ensure you download from the right website.

Yeah!  The progress in the development of mobile smartphones is so fast now that it is true that often there is not enough RAM for new games, even for top smartphone models released 3-4 years ago.  I'm not talking about the average range of aging smartphones, there the picture is even worse.  To play normally in modern online casinos for Android smartphones, you need to update your phone regularly, about once every 3 years.  By the way, each such smartphone update usually takes quite a lot of time for all the procedures for transferring data from an old smartphone to a newly purchased, new one.  Even despite all these technologies from Google, in terms of all the cloud services it provides for saving your data.  If compared with conventional computers, then at least such frequent replacements of the computers themselves are of course not required.  In this, among other things, there is some difficulty with casino games on Android applications.

Yes, there are many gambling and casino websites that own android applications, which can be downloaded from the Google Play Store. These applications are designed to provide users with a convenient and easy way to access the website's services and features on their mobile devices. These are some of my favorites gambling and casino websites with android applications:

Bet365: One of the largest online gambling companies in the world, Bet365 offers sports betting, casino games, and poker through its mobile application.

888casino: 888casino is a popular online casino that offers a wide variety of games, including slots, blackjack, roulette, and live casino games, through its mobile application.

PokerStars: The world's largest online poker room, PokerStars offers a variety of cash games, tournaments, and other poker-related features through its mobile application.

William Hill: One of the most well-known and reputable bookmakers in the world, William Hill offers sports betting, casino games and poker through its mobile application.

Ladbrokes: Ladbrokes is a well-known bookmaker and casino operator, which offers sports betting, casino games, and poker through its mobile application.

These are just a few examples, there are plenty of other websites in the market that own android applications. It's important to remember that before using any gambling website, check the legal status of the website in your country and ensure that it is licensed and regulated by a reputable authority.

Good luch my friends.

I bought my previous phone in May, 2018 and it is still good enough. I don`t remember but the price was about $400. The last phone i bought in June 2022 for $300. I think that to spend $400 and don`t have problems(exclude battery) for 4-5 years is better than change phone every year for $100. So i can`t say that old phones are not enough for high quality gambling apps. But if someone`s strategy is to change phone every year or two - he can`t get problems with any app if he buys medium phone for $200-250.
About app - i can`t agree with you. The high quality programmer thinks about memory, both RAM and storage. And his app wouldn`t require much memory or CPU. The problem mostly when newbie programmers in different programming GUI making beautiful apps without any optimization.

I mean, I could easily report apps which are obvious and blatant scams like those apps which promise to mine with your phone, double your Bitcoin or even fake faucets. But there are scams which it would require me to try them before realizing they are fake apps, so I can't do anything there, that's Google's job. 

Since Google is a billion dollar worth company, they should hire a team of people to manually check those Apks, uploaded by fairly unknown publishers and get their store at the level of the Istore, which is less likely to contain scams and garbage.

Even though the gambling platform application is well made and decent, we cannot accept old cellphones like what you have said.
A good application must have a lot of storage space and require signal strength on a supported cellphone. Meanwhile, an old cellphone I'm sure cannot support or include all of that to be able to access it smoothly without any obstacles or even loading that takes too long when accessing the site.
After all, for this era, there are many cellphones that tend to be cheap but have very good specifications and are not inferior to other cellphones that are much more expensive, so we don't have to worry about expensive cellphones just to be able to load and access sites with large space.

I have the same habit, but If I have to, I only download it from the official website of the brand.

I mostly prefer to gamble on my laptop as it is not very convenient to use a gambling site on mobile browser. Secondly, I do not use mobile apps for gambling because i fear that i could download a fake gambling app that may steal my credentials and money too.


I feel that google usually will not allow the gambling apps on their play store and again if we download application from untrusted sites, it can be harmful. Fortunately, gambling mobile apps are not so popular.

NO, unfortunately it does not yet have 5G technology, it is a very simple phone, it barely has 2Gb of RAM, it has 8GB of storage and it is a Tecno brand, it is still 4G technology, because the platforms here do not have that technology yet, only when I go to another country where connectivity is much greater, and everything is usually better in terms of telecommunications technology, however some apps run very well, some I do not deny it, the phone cannot even resist it, of course these limitations can degenerate the good experience in a casino, that is something that is seen, however some apps like in bitcasino run very well.

The problem is to find a qualified specialist(not only in programming). This problem is everywhere but in this thread we are talking about apps, so the programmers are the first in list. Web programming is older than mobile programming and it is easier to find a good web programmer. Also, a big part of problems in web programming are on the server and it decrease the phone problems.

Most of the apps are basically masked browsers with front-end app-like visuals, so yeah, it's basically as good as going through a regular browser.

Yes, if the casino company creates its own application, it can provide better benefits to the gamblers, as many of us use browsers to use cryptocurrency exchanges, and many use their applications. There is a big difference in usage between the two. Likewise, if such applications are used for gambling, it can provide more benefits. But what I want to emphasize here is that. Chances of getting these apps from authentic places are low. Like we get all applications from play store. But gambling applications are not available there. There will have many restrictions. As a result, I find gambling comfortable through the browser because all kinds of opportunities are available.

If you are talking about programming then it is something that requires a lot of time to achieve. We have quack programmers just like we have quack doctors that do end up killing people and giving patients the wrong drugs instead of treating there patients in the most generally acceptable manners. Creating a good softwares need a specialist in programming.

but what the OP meant maybe he wanted to use a more practical mode when betting on gambling using an application and sometimes not everyone uses a PC or gambles more often using a cellphone. maybe some people including myself sometimes also use the application to gamble when outside the home, that would be more practical.
but actually if the cellphone we use has good quality, using a browser is fine. because for me the online gambling platform is now very flexible to use on a cellphone browser and doesn't have any problems, the most important thing is that it has a more stable signal strength.

This is because the word is dynamically changing and adapting in order to keep in pace with the current trends.

Way back, the specifications and qualities that have to be considered were comparatively low to what we have today. People innovate in proportion to what is in demand and of course, to suit the convenience and accessibility that many people are looking for in a product, services, or platform. For instance, the developers back then exert so much effort just to come up with codes that will build their games, websites, or platform. But right now, there are already many sources coders can refer to because it's already widely available. The compatibility isn't enclosed to certain gadgets now, but can be run through different gadgets as long as it is supported by the developer and operating system.

Be it website or application, people have the right to choose on where to play. It's just a matter of preferences in this case since no one is really forcing the other. If you want to be updated with the current specifications because of personal demands, then do it for yourself. Otherwise, just don't, if you don't really feel like you have to or you want to.

You need to report the apps if you want them to check whether it is a scams or not. Google seems to use a bot with a preset that allows malwares to get listed as long as it passes some surface-level check. That being said, I'd also be cautious even if you use another app store like FDroid as long as the developer does not provide a way to check whether the apk is legit or not.

It is not that difficult as far as I'm aware. Sometimes a developer provides an MD5/or other forms of a hash of the apk so you can verify it. Other times they provide the code so you can build it yourself. Just in case everyone is not yet aware, don't get fooled by SSL certificates. Some fake websites can use free SSL encryption to trick users. Make sure to double-check the address regardless if it uses SSL or not just in case you get phished. CMIIW.

It's definitely not a loss, as long as the cost is justified. Some businesses probably only have one or two countries as their customer base, so it is also understandable if they don't think an app is necessary when the website is good enough.