Any Casino Android software

[KiaKia]

How is the experience of using a smartphone to gamble online? I think it is not cool because some games need better screen for you to enjoy your gamble, a web view is always better than the mobile view, gambling on your PC using a browser is a better experience than using a mobile phone, unless the gambling platform have a mobile built website for gamblers.

2fa is a must-use security measure for those who gamble online, but I've read that 2fa authentication can be bypassed by hackers. I believe this is related to losing your mail account to hackers. Google 2FA authentication just got an upgrade today and now you can backup all your 2FA code with your Gmail account, way better than before but losing your Gmail account will put you in a big trouble.

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[LUCKMCFLY]

I think using a PC magnifies the app settings the more, it gives room for improvement of site's production and even at that, a PC for some casino's is not the only platform used, some of the casino's that accepts upgraded versions of Android have been listed by op

I generally have experience working with many casinos and betting sites but never working with mobile phone android application of any casino and betting sites. But one thing is clear that Android applications on mobile need constant version updates and each update requires a lot of changes. Since frequent changes are required, there is a lot of bugging in the application. Moreover, android application maintenance cost is very high. Apart from that, due to some security issues, casino and betting sites do not have mobile version Android applications.

yes, besides not looking safe, in my opinion, using an app for a cellphone is much more time-consuming and expensive to maintain as well. It is clear why almost all casinos make their website display friendly with a cellphone browser so that it is easier for people to play games on a cellphone browser than using an app. . although the app may look easier but it seems more people are more interested in using their mobile or PC browser

Well it's not bad that the casino can get that app, because there are people who don't have time to use a PC since they use more phones, but in Certain cases I think that as a first option it is better that people download the app from the official page of caskno and not from googpla play or something like that, because there will always be many who can make similar apps and manage to do scams, also that would be the first security measure and it's not bad at all, in a casino it's good to have all tastes and they can do more favorable things.

In fact, it is always recommended to download casino applications from their official website so that they are safer and don't download the wrong scam application.
With other cases such as beginners who don't know how to download the casino application carelessly looking for a download link from Google which in the end they download a scam application.
In terms of choosing to use a casino application or casino site, these two provide convenience at certain times according to the needs of gamblers.
If at the time you want to gamble using a casino application which is much faster to access, you don't need to open a website.
But if you want to get a good betting experience, you can gamble using casino sites, which is much more interesting to me.

That is very correct, Something that I have never liked downloading to my son app from the google store , because there are Many apps that are very fake and if in one of those the person or the Player makes a mistake and Embarks on a tremendous scam app like do?For this Reason, when an app is available in a casino, it is best to Download it from the official site,there is no other way more Reliable than that, I think that when things are seen that way, security Increases ,but how to deal with newbies who without They fall into a State of guilt for not Knowing such simple things.

[khaled0111]

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You are right. To be safe, you need to download the app or get it's download link from the official website and it would be even better if the devs have pgp keys which you can use to verify the authenticity of the downloaded files.
You should never look up the app name on appstore or search engines and download the first results you get.
For newbies who aren't aware of this then at least I expect them to follow their common sense to recognize fake apps. It shouldn't be that hard to realize it's fake when you see it has few downloads/reviews when it's supposed to be a popular app! Reviews and ratings can also be helpful.

[savetheFORUM]

How is the experience of using a smartphone to gamble online? I think it is not cool because some games need better screen for you to enjoy your gamble, a web view is always better than the mobile view, gambling on your PC using a browser is a better experience than using a mobile phone, unless the gambling platform have a mobile built website for gamblers.

2fa is a must-use security measure for those who gamble online, but I've read that 2fa authentication can be bypassed by hackers. I believe this is related to losing your mail account to hackers. Google 2FA authentication just got an upgrade today and now you can backup all your 2FA code with your Gmail account, way better than before but losing your Gmail account will put you in a big trouble.

It basically depends on someone personal preference, some people are more dependent on their mobile phones and they find it more convenient to be playing on a mobile device, while others tend to use their PCs for gambling since they like playing on bigger screens as some games are better played on big screens with better graphics.

The reason why casinos don't go for developing mobile applications is that players don't demand for it much and as said, there can also be security threats since an application can be more vulnerable to exploits than a website.

[TheGreatPython]

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You are right. To be safe, you need to download the app or get it's download link from the official website and it would be even better if the devs have pgp keys which you can use to verify the authenticity of the downloaded files.
You should never look up the app name on appstore or search engines and download the first results you get.
For newbies who aren't aware of this then at least I expect them to follow their common sense to recognize fake apps. It shouldn't be that hard to realize it's fake when you see it has few downloads/reviews when it's supposed to be a popular app! Reviews and ratings can also be helpful.

Believe me, some people will never be able to differentiate between a fake and real app or website since they lack the basic ability to identify things very quickly and that is the reason why so many people fall victim to scams and phishing websites, etc. Do you think that a phishing website is absolutely perfect? No, but some people don't realize it.

It is until they see that they've done a mistake and then when they recheck, they see a lot of differences that they couldn't initially identify. It happens and it happens to a lot of people, and it's not only about newbies, to be honest.

[tusandii]

Believe me, some people will never be able to differentiate between a fake and real app or website since they lack the basic ability to identify things very quickly and that is the reason why so many people fall victim to scams and phishing websites, etc. Do you think that a phishing website is absolutely perfect? No, but some people don't realize it.

It is until they see that they've done a mistake and then when they recheck, they see a lot of differences that they couldn't initially identify. It happens and it happens to a lot of people, and it's not only about newbies, to be honest.

That is why many gamblers who are new to the crypto gambling industry often become victims of scam sites because they do not have basic knowledge about all existing gambling sites.
Regarding an application, gamblers can actually use the link provided on the official website so that they don't use a fake application that someone deliberately created to commit fraudulent acts.
Having this forum actually really helps gamblers to get enough information so they don't make the mistake of choosing an official and trusted gambling website, but unfortunately some gamblers enter the forum when they have become victims of fraud and they complain here.

The point is, if a gambler wants to find information and broaden his knowledge about the gambling industry, then he can be sure to avoid scam gambling websites or applications.

[South Park]

Ultimately this is about the preferences of each person, I have gambled with both apps and web browsers on my phone and it is true that the app may seem more user friendly, however I am always thinking about the security of my coins and my transactions, and it seems more likely for hackers to find a way to hack the app, as it is used by a limited number of people, than a browser which has been tested against many devices and as such it should have less vulnerabilities.

I think that you are mostly right. The only thing i want to notice that when you gamble from the PC and get codes and use 2FA on the phone - it becomes more difficult to get your money. Even if someone will hack your account he will need to get 2FA code from your phone. It more secure than when all your information is one device.

I had not thought about this but this is a good point as well, people often talk about the concept of diversification, but when they do so they are most of the time thinking about the diversification of their investments in order to protect their capital, in case one asset began to perform badly during a period of time, but diversifying the devices we use and the information we share with each other is important as well, as having all your information on your phone can make the job of hackers many times easier, and eventually they could get the money in all your different accounts.

[Crypt0Gore]

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You are right. To be safe, you need to download the app or get it's download link from the official website and it would be even better if the devs have pgp keys which you can use to verify the authenticity of the downloaded files.
You should never look up the app name on appstore or search engines and download the first results you get.
For newbies who aren't aware of this then at least I expect them to follow their common sense to recognize fake apps. It shouldn't be that hard to realize it's fake when you see it has few downloads/reviews when it's supposed to be a popular app! Reviews and ratings can also be helpful.

Believe me, some people will never be able to differentiate between a fake and real app or website since they lack the basic ability to identify things very quickly and that is the reason why so many people fall victim to scams and phishing websites, etc. Do you think that a phishing website is absolutely perfect? No, but some people don't realize it.

It is until they see that they've done a mistake and then when they recheck, they see a lot of differences that they couldn't initially identify. It happens and it happens to a lot of people, and it's not only about newbies, to be honest.

Some phishing websites are almost perfect as the original, good enough to still fool people that are cautious and ready when browsing the net, those crappy phishing websites are from hungry online scammers, they rush things up and use small amounts of money on graphic design, they can't keep up with the design so they go with something less attractive which makes them easier to spot for people.

When it comes to phishing links, there is no, "I know how to identity a phishing link", you still have to be careful and don't ever believe you are smart, always cross check first because those bastards are getting smarter every day, don't let your guard down.

[traderethereum]

Some phishing websites are almost perfect as the original, good enough to still fool people that are cautious and ready when browsing the net, those crappy phishing websites are from hungry online scammers, they rush things up and use small amounts of money on graphic design, they can't keep up with the design so they go with something less attractive which makes them easier to spot for people.

When it comes to phishing links, there is no, "I know how to identity a phishing link", you still have to be careful and don't ever believe you are smart, always cross check first because those bastards are getting smarter every day, don't let your guard down.

But with minimalist graphic design, they can still get goals from which they can take their money.
We may wonder how it can happen but it really happened and they can even make an application that is almost the same as the original so that the ordinary person won't know the difference.
This has happened in many places, even for applications made by large companies. Some have imitated it to obtain personal customer data.
If we are not careful when surfing the internet, we can become the next victim and will miss a lot of things so therefore, we must always be careful when online.
Don't be tempted by something still unclear; always look for other information to find the truth.

[BVeyron]

Some phishing websites are almost perfect as the original, good enough to still fool people that are cautious and ready when browsing the net, those crappy phishing websites are from hungry online scammers, they rush things up and use small amounts of money on graphic design, they can't keep up with the design so they go with something less attractive which makes them easier to spot for people.

When it comes to phishing links, there is no, "I know how to identity a phishing link", you still have to be careful and don't ever believe you are smart, always cross check first because those bastards are getting smarter every day, don't let your guard down.

But with minimalist graphic design, they can still get goals from which they can take their money.
We may wonder how it can happen but it really happened and they can even make an application that is almost the same as the original so that the ordinary person won't know the difference.
This has happened in many places, even for applications made by large companies. Some have imitated it to obtain personal customer data.
If we are not careful when surfing the internet, we can become the next victim and will miss a lot of things so therefore, we must always be careful when online.
Don't be tempted by something still unclear; always look for other information to find the truth.

That's the core point - moving all the cryptoindustry, including gambling, to the mobile brings in new security concerns. There KYC becomes not the way to improve security, but the way to weaken it, since data stolen from the mobile includes KYC data. This is the trouble: either no KYC and no ways for casino income to be legal, or total KYC and risks of KYC data stolen...

[mak013]

Ultimately this is about the preferences of each person, I have gambled with both apps and web browsers on my phone and it is true that the app may seem more user friendly, however I am always thinking about the security of my coins and my transactions, and it seems more likely for hackers to find a way to hack the app, as it is used by a limited number of people, than a browser which has been tested against many devices and as such it should have less vulnerabilities.

I think that you are mostly right. The only thing i want to notice that when you gamble from the PC and get codes and use 2FA on the phone - it becomes more difficult to get your money. Even if someone will hack your account he will need to get 2FA code from your phone. It more secure than when all your information is one device.

I had not thought about this but this is a good point as well, people often talk about the concept of diversification, but when they do so they are most of the time thinking about the diversification of their investments in order to protect their capital, in case one asset began to perform badly during a period of time, but diversifying the devices we use and the information we share with each other is important as well, as having all your information on your phone can make the job of hackers many times easier, and eventually they could get the money in all your different accounts.

There are different types of diversification. The most part of the man thinks about active`s diversification. But the security diversification may be most important part. Without it your active`s diversification may cost nothing.
PS. I prefer to make all my financial operations using PC, but with 2FA from the phone. In such way i`ll get notifications if someone tries to hack me.

[LUCKMCFLY]

That's all because now there are many casino sites that can be used on mobile phones whenever they want and these sites are very friendly to use on the latest versions of mobile phones these days.
So many casinos don't think about creating their own applications, because they think casino sites will provide a better experience for their users than using an android casino application.
In fact, I also prefer to use the website when I want to gamble with my tablet, which I can use whenever I want to bet

I've always believed that Apps and all these things are a matter of taste, we don't hate Adapting to certain things, in my case I'm not so skilled with the phone, but there are people who handle their Phones like one more part of their body and with great skill, I cannot be like that, in the case of the other services that a Casino offers, it seems to me that Everything is fine, but the apps Seem somewhat delicate to me, due to the security system they have and because they must do something when phones are Stolen, have a defense mechanism so they don't get hacked.

Indeed, technological progress changes a lot in the lives of many people.  This of course applies to the use of mobile phones more and more in all areas of human activity.  And gradually people accept and use this latest achievements of technology and technical progress. 

And those of us who have started using Android applications for the game probably already want to play this way only and they obviously become accustomed to playing this way. 
And many will never return to games on the big PC.  Because they have already been attracted to the small screen of the phone and it seems to them that it is more convenient. 
But all this is connected, of course, with the development of the entire information industry on a global scale.

You are right about it, technology has advanced a lot and many have been astonished, so much so that they even say that without this technology they cannot live well, if you take away some technology they get frustrated, fall into depression and everything, however. Personally, I like to play a casino on a big screen, on a PC or if it is even on a screen of at least 55 inches, much better, why? because I really like the good experience and everything that has to do with seeing the things that I like in a big way, besides that I am not so skilled in phones, I usually get tangled up and I don't get some specifications that change with Android .

[Bayan_D40]

Is there any gambling/casino website that owns a android application? I noticed that all gambling websites are good for PC/Computers but not phones, I believe an android application will be flawless and way easier to access..

There are many gambling/casino websites that have Android applications. Some examples: Bet365, 888 Casino, William Hill, Betway, PokerStars, Bwin, Unibet, Ladbrokes, Paddy Power, Betfair

[tusandii]

Is there any gambling/casino website that owns a android application? I noticed that all gambling websites are good for PC/Computers but not phones, I believe an android application will be flawless and way easier to access..

There are many gambling/casino websites that have Android applications. Some examples: Bet365, 888 Casino, William Hill, Betway, PokerStars, Bwin, Unibet, Ladbrokes, Paddy Power, Betfair

Indeed there are many casino sites that have Android applications but not necessarily they can provide what we want because the average casino that can provide satisfaction is a big and trusted casino but the average big casino does not have an Android application and they only use websites access into.
After all, using an Android application also requires a bit of hassle, such as having to update every month and not to mention if there is a problem with the application, we have to wait for improvements.

Of the several casino names that you mentioned, there are only 3 that I know and the others are still foreign to me.

[delfastTions]

Is there any gambling/casino website that owns a android application? I noticed that all gambling websites are good for PC/Computers but not phones, I believe an android application will be flawless and way easier to access..

There are many gambling/casino websites that have Android applications. Some examples: Bet365, 888 Casino, William Hill, Betway, PokerStars, Bwin, Unibet, Ladbrokes, Paddy Power, Betfair

Indeed there are many casino sites that have Android applications but not necessarily they can provide what we want because the average casino that can provide satisfaction is a big and trusted casino but the average big casino does not have an Android application and they only use websites access into.
After all, using an Android application also requires a bit of hassle, such as having to update every month and not to mention if there is a problem with the application, we have to wait for improvements.

Of the several casino names that you mentioned, there are only 3 that I know and the others are still foreign to me.

Here a lot depends on what kind of games a person is used to.  I can quite imagine that it is quite convenient to play on a mobile phone, such as dice.  But it is impossible to play games that require a large spatial image normally.  For such games, of course, only a computer monitor is suitable.  But the class of games in mobile phones, in particular on Android, I think is developing very quickly and actively, because the coverage of potential players is an order of magnitude greater than that of games on the PC.  Of course, the devs of all casinos want to greatly increase the audience of their players and for this they must actively create some kind of android applications, at least a little reminiscent of the games that players are used to when playing on PC. 

But do not forget that sometimes a player has free time, but no access to a PC.  In this case, the game on a mobile phone is very good.  Although not as spectacular as on the desktop version.

[LUCKMCFLY]

It is unfair, they should put it in terms and conditions or better on the deposit page so that gamblers could easily be warned about what they are getting into. It almost looks like a robbery if they cannot afford to let their players know what they are jumping in. I'd understand it if those came from the deposit bonus, they certainly cannot take it out unless they wager it first but if it came from your pockets, then you should have the right to get in and out of the gambling site.
I don't think many gambling sites still do this unless they are not reputable ones which means there's a purpose for why they input the rule. Scam, perhaps.

I agree with what you say, it's a blatant robbery, but what casinos do this kind of thing? Yes, with the requirement that they are 10x, for me it is something that is impossible, there are some who do achieve it but I consider that I do not have such ability, personally you should always investigate each casino and each bonus that they can give, see it is a casino is just starting up and wants a lot of customers, traffic and offers quite attractive promotions but the intrinsic traps are quite strong, and once the player takes the bonus he has no other solution but to play to see if he can meet such requirements, normally it is as you say, everything ends in scam.

[borovichok]

It is unfair, they should put it in terms and conditions or better on the deposit page so that gamblers could easily be warned about what they are getting into. It almost looks like a robbery if they cannot afford to let their players know what they are jumping in. I'd understand it if those came from the deposit bonus, they certainly cannot take it out unless they wager it first but if it came from your pockets, then you should have the right to get in and out of the gambling site.
I don't think many gambling sites still do this unless they are not reputable ones which means there's a purpose for why they input the rule. Scam, perhaps.

Online casino games should be monitored and put through trials for those that hide crucial rules from their customers. Before I deposit money on any online casino account, I map out time to go through their terms and conditions but it's clearly obvious, because most of them hide the crucial part that the clients will find doubts and place terms, clients will be satisfied to begin with, it's now a regular thing to wager on your personal money on casino in order to grab bonuses. Scams are becoming more common by the day and have become the norm.

[slapper]

Is there any gambling/casino website that owns a android application? I noticed that all gambling websites are good for PC/Computers but not phones, I believe an android application will be flawless and way easier to access..

There are many gambling/casino websites that have Android applications. Some examples: Bet365, 888 Casino, William Hill, Betway, PokerStars, Bwin, Unibet, Ladbrokes, Paddy Power, Betfair

Indeed there are many casino sites that have Android applications but not necessarily they can provide what we want because the average casino that can provide satisfaction is a big and trusted casino but the average big casino does not have an Android application and they only use websites access into.
After all, using an Android application also requires a bit of hassle, such as having to update every month and not to mention if there is a problem with the application, we have to wait for improvements.

Of the several casino names that you mentioned, there are only 3 that I know and the others are still foreign to me.

Here a lot depends on what kind of games a person is used to.  I can quite imagine that it is quite convenient to play on a mobile phone, such as dice.  But it is impossible to play games that require a large spatial image normally.  For such games, of course, only a computer monitor is suitable.  But the class of games in mobile phones, in particular on Android, I think is developing very quickly and actively, because the coverage of potential players is an order of magnitude greater than that of games on the PC.  Of course, the devs of all casinos want to greatly increase the audience of their players and for this they must actively create some kind of android applications, at least a little reminiscent of the games that players are used to when playing on PC.  

But do not forget that sometimes a player has free time, but no access to a PC.  In this case, the game on a mobile phone is very good.  Although not as spectacular as on the desktop version.

Isn't it fascinating how gamers' preferences change depending on the system? Dice games are extremely popular on mobile devices. Some people just can't shine without the majesty of a computer screen.

The market for mobile games, and Android in particular, is booming. Players flock to it, while casinos and app developers work feverishly to create mobile versions of the desktop experience. By fusing systems, we can make everyone happy.

Convenience, let's talk about it! Games designed for mobile devices are a lifesaver when you're in a bind and can't access your computer. It may not be flashy, but in your hand is the key to the gaming universe.

[LUCKMCFLY]

How is the experience of using a smartphone to gamble online? I think it is not cool because some games need better screen for you to enjoy your gamble, a web view is always better than the mobile view, gambling on your PC using a browser is a better experience than using a mobile phone, unless the gambling platform have a mobile built website for gamblers.

2fa is a must-use security measure for those who gamble online, but I've read that 2fa authentication can be bypassed by hackers. I believe this is related to losing your mail account to hackers. Google 2FA authentication just got an upgrade today and now you can backup all your 2FA code with your Gmail account, way better than before but losing your Gmail account will put you in a big trouble.

It basically depends on someone personal preference, some people are more dependent on their mobile phones and they find it more convenient to be playing on a mobile device, while others tend to use their PCs for gambling since they like playing on bigger screens as some games are better played on big screens with better graphics.

The reason why casinos don't go for developing mobile applications is that players don't demand for it much and as said, there can also be security threats since an application can be more vulnerable to exploits than a website.

I think the same, I prefer to play in a casino with a big screen where I have a lot to do, a lot to observe and I have options to react or use game tools that are sometimes much more visible on large screens on PC than on one of a phone, and even though there are phones that are quite large and with spectacular screens, I think that the Android versions change the game environment, and that is something that at least I don't like, aside from the fact that I don't have much skill using lso phones and less in games.