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[hosemary]

I’m just curious though, and I’m not very technical, so I’ll ask anyway. If someday the app becomes available on the Play Store, which one is actually safer? Downloading it from the Play Store, or installing it directly from their website? I’ve heard there are apps on the Play Store that aren’t safe either. Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question.

Generally speaking, I think it's safer to download the applications from play store.
As far as I know, Play Store scans applications to check if they are safe (I am not saying applications avialable on Play Store are 100% safe.)

You should download the apk file, only if you trust the source.

[Vaculin]

As far as I know, Play Store scans applications to check if they are safe (I am not saying applications avialable on Play Store are 100% safe.)

You should download the apk file, only if you trust the source.

If it’s coming directly from the website itself, I think that’s safer than downloading it from the Play Store. That said, I’m not really a fan of installing apps on my phone. I feel like they just slow the phone down, and I also don’t want to get tempted the moment I unlock my phone and see the app there.

I prefer the old-school way, just accessing it through the browser via URL.

[tbct_mt2]

If it’s coming directly from the website itself, I think that’s safer than downloading it from the Play Store. That said, I’m not really a fan of installing apps on my phone. I feel like they just slow the phone down, and I also don’t want to get tempted the moment I unlock my phone and see the app there.

I prefer the old-school way, just accessing it through the browser via URL.

You can download from the Play Store but you did a right thing by visit the wesbite of BC.Game and get their link to the application in the Play Store. It's a safest way to download an application of any casino or centralized exchange.

It's safer than another practice of opening the PlayStore, and searching for the application. There are possibly many fake applications of BC.Game brand created by scammers. If you are careless but unlucky, you will search and found a fake application that will steal money in your BC.Game account if you log in your account on a fake application.

[salad daging]

As far as I know, Play Store scans applications to check if they are safe (I am not saying applications avialable on Play Store are 100% safe.)

You should download the apk file, only if you trust the source.

If it’s coming directly from the website itself, I think that’s safer than downloading it from the Play Store. That said, I’m not really a fan of installing apps on my phone. I feel like they just slow the phone down, and I also don’t want to get tempted the moment I unlock my phone and see the app there.

I prefer the old-school way, just accessing it through the browser via URL.

How do they use the Bc.game app is it mobile friendly where the experience is smooth?

The site on PC and on the phone is just as smooth, for me there is no need for additional applications on the phone, sometimes the application always has shortcomings including bugs that are not perfectly fixed.

Regarding the apk file from the official source, it is actually safe, because I myself download the binance apk directly from the website not the playstore.

[hosemary]

If it’s coming directly from the website itself, I think that’s safer than downloading it from the Play Store.

The issue isn’t always whether the app is official or not.
It's possible that you download the apk file from the website directly, but it's infected with a malware. Sometimes, you are safer if you download the application from the Play Store, because Play Store scans the applications for malwares.

Again, I am not saying applications available on Play Store are 100% safe.


The best thing you can do is go to the official website and get the Play Store link from there.
Of course, when it comes to bc.game, the problem is that their application isn't available on Play Store.

I prefer the old-school way, just accessing it through the browser via URL.

This is exactly what I always do.
I always prefer using a web browser, whether it’s a casino or an exchange.

[logfiles]

I have been pondering on this question and I think I need to ask it here since BC game is one of the biggest casinos here with high users and campaign participants. Why is it that big casinos do not like to have their own mobile applications?
I have seen many fake casino apps on Play Store because I use android and it is annoying seeing bad reviews from players that have became victims of those fake apps thinking that the main casino is a scam.

I don't know if it's a case of optimization or security, but It's true I also noticed the trend. Unlike exchanges, most popular casinos do not have an option for mobile apps and yet it would be so convenient for the customers.

Otherwise, someone asked a similar question and got some interesting responses that you might want to look at ---> Why don't the majority of online casinos focus on creating their mobile apps?

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I’m just curious though, and I’m not very technical, so I’ll ask anyway. If someday the app becomes available on the Play Store, which one is actually safer? Downloading it from the Play Store, or installing it directly from their website? I’ve heard there are apps on the Play Store that aren’t safe either. Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question.

Generally speaking, I think it's safer to download the applications from play store.
As far as I know, Play Store scans applications to check if they are safe (I am not saying applications avialable on Play Store are 100% safe.)

You should download the apk file, only if you trust the source.

Exactly the point, apps downloaded from playstore are way safer than apps downloaded from external sources, this is a known fact.
And yes, some apps downloaded from playstore may not be 100 percent safe at times, this is absolutely normal as we all know that every technology built by man, there is bound to be some form or kind of errors from time to time and this does not mean the technology doesn't work or do what it's designed for.

Like you rightly said, Apk files can only be downloaded when one is very sure of the source they are downloading the file from, this is requires uptimum care as this is one of the easiest ways we end up with virus and malware on our devices.

[mitchr4]

I’m just curious though, and I’m not very technical, so I’ll ask anyway. If someday the app becomes available on the Play Store, which one is actually safer? Downloading it from the Play Store, or installing it directly from their website? I’ve heard there are apps on the Play Store that aren’t safe either. Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question.

Generally speaking, I think it's safer to download the applications from play store.
As far as I know, Play Store scans applications to check if they are safe (I am not saying applications avialable on Play Store are 100% safe.)

You should download the apk file, only if you trust the source.

Exactly the point, apps downloaded from playstore are way safer than apps downloaded from external sources, this is a known fact.
And yes, some apps downloaded from playstore may not be 100 percent safe at times, this is absolutely normal as we all know that every technology built by man, there is bound to be some form or kind of errors from time to time and this does not mean the technology doesn't work or do what it's designed for.

Like you rightly said, Apk files can only be downloaded when one is very sure of the source they are downloading the file from, this is requires uptimum care as this is one of the easiest ways we end up with virus and malware on our devices.

I agree that no system is 100% safe, including the Play Store. But they have Google Play Protect that scans the app before installation on your device. However, it's still important to remain aware by checking the apps rating, reviews, and requested permissions. This permission checking is crucial. I recommend if an app requests access to your contacts, gallery, or camera without a clear reason deny it. This could be a red flag for stealing your information or accessing your personal data.

[virasog]

I agree that no system is 100% safe, including the Play Store. But they have Google Play Protect that scans the app before installation on your device. However, it's still important to remain aware by checking the apps rating, reviews, and requested permissions. This permission checking is crucial. I recommend if an app requests access to your contacts, gallery, or camera without a clear reason deny it. This could be a red flag for stealing your information or accessing your personal data.

Well, installing apps from play store is way secure than installing them through any .apk files etc. However, even in the Play Store there can be multiple apps and we need to find the legit one that is the official app.

For example, if there is a gambling site app, one should make sure that they are downloading the correct app from the Play Store. One way to know the app is authentic one is to see the number of downloads. Usually, if the gambling site is popular and has an app, it would have many downloads.

[Wakate]

Why is it that big casinos do not like to have their own mobile applications?

bc.game has an Android application, but it's not available on the Play Store.
To install their application on android, you have to download their apk file from their website.

You can find the apk file here.
https://bc.game/events/app-download-recall

Thank you for this because I have been very curious to know if BC Game has there own app too since there are so many scam and  phishing apps of mimicked casinos on App Store and I don't know why Google is not doing anything about such hidden scam.
Now I can refer this to other BC game users that might need this...thank you!

[stadus]

I’m just curious though, and I’m not very technical, so I’ll ask anyway. If someday the app becomes available on the Play Store, which one is actually safer? Downloading it from the Play Store, or installing it directly from their website? I’ve heard there are apps on the Play Store that aren’t safe either. Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question.

Generally speaking, I think it's safer to download the applications from play store.
As far as I know, Play Store scans applications to check if they are safe (I am not saying applications avialable on Play Store are 100% safe.)

You should download the apk file, only if you trust the source.

Thanks. I guess downloading it directly from their website is more trustworthy than getting it from the Play Store.

That said, I’m not really a fan of gambling apps anyway. I was just asking in case I ever decide to install one on my phone. For now, my setup is fine since I’m more into sports betting, and I prefer using a bigger screen so I can see the whole betting market properly.

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

Thanks. I guess downloading it directly from their website is more trustworthy than getting it from the Play Store.

That said, I’m not really a fan of gambling apps anyway. I was just asking in case I ever decide to install one on my phone. For now, my setup is fine since I’m more into sports betting, and I prefer using a bigger screen so I can see the whole betting market properly.

If you can self limit your activities on your computers than on mobile devices like phones, it's better in security of your devices and safer for your bet actions.

Let's skip things about security on mobile phones, and discuss only about bet actions as well as related risks on mobile devices. One mobile devices, their screens are smaller than on computers or laptops, that possibly lead to bigger risk of doing something wrong like mistakenly make a bet order from money used for bet, to multiplier chosen and others. It if happens, will make your bet terrible while in your thinking, you planed to make an opposite bet that is good than what you actually do on the phone.

[impulse709]

Thanks. I guess downloading it directly from their website is more trustworthy than getting it from the Play Store.

That said, I’m not really a fan of gambling apps anyway. I was just asking in case I ever decide to install one on my phone. For now, my setup is fine since I’m more into sports betting, and I prefer using a bigger screen so I can see the whole betting market properly.

If you can self limit your activities on your computers than on mobile devices like phones, it's better in security of your devices and safer for your bet actions.

Let's skip things about security on mobile phones, and discuss only about bet actions as well as related risks on mobile devices. One mobile devices, their screens are smaller than on computers or laptops, that possibly lead to bigger risk of doing something wrong like mistakenly make a bet order from money used for bet, to multiplier chosen and others. It if happens, will make your bet terrible while in your thinking, you planed to make an opposite bet that is good than what you actually do on the phone.

Mobile devices are more risky in regards to bet actions. The smaller screen can also be easier misclicked or to choose the wrong odds, stake in wrong place or a bet in the wrong market. This is more prevalent when betting live in which decisions are made very fast. The entire betting market is also clearer and easier to peruse on a computer or a laptop before it gets confirmed and helps eliminate the possibility of errors and allows the better to be more disciplined and controlled in undertaking his or her betting in general.

[emiliamuller6710]

So for a 40x wager bonus I am going to get 400bcd I want to know that how much the balance needs to be minimum so that on slots I have near guaranteed chance of wagering it!

Are there SVIP here and I want to know how much are they getting? I have got 1700$ but with wagering demand of 40x and for some 30x and some 15x. I want to know what other SVIPs are getting this year end.

[pusaka]

I agree that no system is 100% safe, including the Play Store. But they have Google Play Protect that scans the app before installation on your device. However, it's still important to remain aware by checking the apps rating, reviews, and requested permissions. This permission checking is crucial. I recommend if an app requests access to your contacts, gallery, or camera without a clear reason deny it. This could be a red flag for stealing your information or accessing your personal data.

Well, installing apps from play store is way secure than installing them through any .apk files etc. However, even in the Play Store there can be multiple apps and we need to find the legit one that is the official app.

For example, if there is a gambling site app, one should make sure that they are downloading the correct app from the Play Store. One way to know the app is authentic one is to see the number of downloads. Usually, if the gambling site is popular and has an app, it would have many downloads.

We must be careful in downloading applications, because there are usually many people who are not responsible for making clones of the applications that we will download. We must make sure that we have downloaded from a clear source. In gambling it is the same, especially if the application requests a lot of access to data from our cell phones.

The apk on the web is even more fake and I've even been asked for access to my account before I could download which I found unreasonable. So I myself am more comfortable when playing on my web than apps.

[stadus]

Mobile devices are more risky in regards to bet actions. The smaller screen can also be easier misclicked or to choose the wrong odds, stake in wrong place or a bet in the wrong market.

I can agree with that based on my experience. It didn’t just happen once, but many times. You know that moment when you’re sure you tapped the right option, close the app, then come back to check your balance thinking you already won, only to realize you clicked the wrong market. This usually happens to me on totals.

[emiliamuller6710]

Pls answer this question whoever was able to do 40x wagering. Thanks

So for a 40x wager bonus I am going to get 400bcd I want to know that how much the balance needs to be minimum so that on slots I have near guaranteed chance of wagering it!

Are there SVIP here and I want to know how much are they getting? I have got 1700$ but with wagering demand of 40x and for some 30x and some 15x. I want to know what other SVIPs are getting this year end.

[Mallampue]

Mobile devices are more risky in regards to bet actions. The smaller screen can also be easier misclicked or to choose the wrong odds, stake in wrong place or a bet in the wrong market.

I can agree with that based on my experience. It didn’t just happen once, but many times. You know that moment when you’re sure you tapped the right option, close the app, then come back to check your balance thinking you already won, only to realize you clicked the wrong market. This usually happens to me on totals.

Has BC Game released a mobile casino app? I feel like I'm behind on this topic, but by God, I won't try it. I prefer to use their website on my mobile, log in to Chrome, and then run it. It's that simple for me to gamble comfortably. I've never tried the mobile app, but whenever there's a discussion about casinos having one, most people condemn the app and say it's not worth playing there, so I'll never try it.

But there are bound to be people who do, especially those who are affected by the team's app marketing.

[hd49728]

Has BC Game released a mobile casino app? I feel like I'm behind on this topic, but by God, I won't try it. I prefer to use their website on my mobile, log in to Chrome, and then run it. It's that simple for me to gamble comfortably. I've never tried the mobile app, but whenever there's a discussion about casinos having one, most people condemn the app and say it's not worth playing there, so I'll never try it.

But there are bound to be people who do, especially those who are affected by the team's app marketing.

Reducing and limiting applications you install on your mobile phone is good for security of your device that will also protect your accounts login on that phone. If you can use use a website on a browser for loging in your account and make bet or make trading, it's no longer necessary to install any application. You can do it but you should not with reasons I share.

If possible, let's do it on your desktop computer or laptop as with bigger screen, a physical keyboard, not touchpad, you will less likely make mistakes and have less risk of losing your money by mistakes.

Years ago, LukeDashJr a senior Bitcoin developer lost his bitcoins by a hack after he installed an application on his computer, that later compromised his computer and stole his bitcoins. Always be careful with installations and if it is not necessary, avoid it.

[virasog]

Mobile devices are more risky in regards to bet actions. The smaller screen can also be easier misclicked or to choose the wrong odds, stake in wrong place or a bet in the wrong market.

I can agree with that based on my experience. It didn’t just happen once, but many times. You know that moment when you’re sure you tapped the right option, close the app, then come back to check your balance thinking you already won, only to realize you clicked the wrong market. This usually happens to me on totals.

Has BC Game released a mobile casino app? I feel like I'm behind on this topic, but by God, I won't try it. I prefer to use their website on my mobile, log in to Chrome, and then run it. It's that simple for me to gamble comfortably. I've never tried the mobile app, but whenever there's a discussion about casinos having one, most people condemn the app and say it's not worth playing there, so I'll never try it.

But there are bound to be people who do, especially those who are affected by the team's app marketing.

If there is an official mobile app for a casino and it is listed on Play Store or an App Store, then i don't think there is any harm in installing it in your mobile and gamble anywhere you want. Yeah, if it's an installation file or the download link isn't an official app, then it can harm us but there shouldn't be a problem if one is using the official app.

However, apps aren't much popular among the gamblers, maybe because many of the gambling sites don't have the apps and people who want to gamble on mobile have to open the site on the mobile browser.