Any Casino Android software

[Hispo]

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..

I'm using my mobile browser like for any other website. I don't have a terabytes of storage on my phone so downloading an app for every casino isn't very reasonable I guess...  apps are really annoying with gigabytes of cached data in storage, pesky notifications etc... 

Terabytes only for casino apps and their cache? I can tell you are very into gambling them. 
But seriously, I have not thought about how annoying notifications would be if one had like only two or three casino apps installed on the phone, I already find uncomfortable some notifications by exchanges. It would be worse for casinos, I guess, even though one could manually manage those in the settings.

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[ethereumhunter]

Sportsbet have android app software that works great, but I like more using desktop version on bigger screen.
Mobile apps are great if you want to make bets on the road or when you are not home, but be careful what you are doing in public.

Using the desktop version is a relief because the eyes can work optimally and not get tired quickly. People also like to use the desktop version and the mobile or app version when they are out of the house. But it's better not to play gambling in public to avoid things we don't want because we don't know whether we will be safe from being targeted by crime or whether someone is stalking us to seize our cellphones.

I am one person who likes to gamble using a cell phone when outside the house and it is actually not recommended to gamble in the open. but even though I often gamble outside the house using my cell phone, I always look around. if the situation is very busy I don't open the gambling application, but if it's quiet at that time, I will open the gambling application to start betting.

well actually I also like to gamble on the desktop but I'm more often outside the house. so my best option is just to use the app on my phone to gamble.

Yes, it is a good practice to always look around before opening a gambling application. We don't want to cause problems for ourselves, especially if some don't like to see us gambling in that public space. So we can know for ourselves where we can gamble and don't have to do gambling activities.

And if you are a person who often plays gambling using an application on your cellphone, you have to make sure that the application is safe and only downloads directly from the site. That will keep us away from problems like viruses and others.

The cellphone must be used only as a secondary option and with great care, but I rekon that there are many countries in which the phone is the main mean of access to the internet and people do not even use a search engine like google to do search, so android apps are simply the only realistic choice. I would not recommend them for people that play and have a desktop available.

Those who always use a cell phone may still choose to play gambling using a cell phone instead of a desktop because they see that they can play anywhere and whenever they want. And it is a choice that they have made and maybe because they get the convenience of easily accessing gambling sites through their cell phones. And with casino sites that provide applications to play gambling on their sites, they will be even more engrossed in playing gambling even in public places.

Sportsbet have android app software that works great, but I like more using desktop version on bigger screen.
Mobile apps are great if you want to make bets on the road or when you are not home, but be careful what you are doing in public.

Using the desktop version is a relief because the eyes can work optimally and not get tired quickly. People also like to use the desktop version and the mobile or app version when they are out of the house. But it's better not to play gambling in public to avoid things we don't want because we don't know whether we will be safe from being targeted by crime or whether someone is stalking us to seize our cellphones.

^Though we cannot deny that using a PC to gamble is quite good than using a mobile but I still prefer using a mobile to gamble, especially when I am outside like taking a break from work or after lunch while taking a break. However, we can both depend on where we are, no matter in the android app or the website, as long as you enjoyed the game, then it is fine with me. Gambling is just entertainment that makes you happy when you feel bored or if you want a stress reliever, as long as you are not chasing losing or money on it, you will be fine.

Right. That is why we still play gambling and do not depend on the tools we use to play gambling. And if we are outside the house, maybe we will choose not to gamble or instead use our cellphones to gamble. But we have to find the right time to play gambling so it doesn't interfere with other activities or some people feel disturbed by what we are doing. And what is certain is that we can use gambling as a tool to get fun and entertainment and not be dissolved in gambling for too long.

[South Park]

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..

I'm using my mobile browser like for any other website. I don't have a terabytes of storage on my phone so downloading an app for every casino isn't very reasonable I guess...  apps are really annoying with gigabytes of cached data in storage, pesky notifications etc... 

Even decent smartphones do not come with a lot of storage and now apps are bigger and ask for more resources as well, and when we take into account that now a great deal of our lives pass thought those devices then there are many apps that even if they could be considered optional at some point this is not really the case anymore thanks to the pandemic, then you need to find a way to cut down on the number of apps that you currently use or that you could use on the future, and a gambling app will most likely will be one of those apps that you do not really need as you can gamble on your web browser.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I will prefer a casino app rather than a mobile version of a casino site. An app is designed to fully utilize and adapt to the mobile version and it is optimized in this way. With the mobile version, you have to still use it in a mobile browser and it is not very convenient. Even I feel that doing gambling with a mobile app is somewhat difficult but still, it is handy if you want to bet on a match and you are nowhere near the computer.

Other than that it is preferable to gamble on a PC which a reasonably big screen and enjoy the time. 

If you want to gamble and the gadget that is near where you are then I would choose the app too which the app version of the casino is fully utilized as you have said and you don't need to zoom in and zoom out when you are gambling accessing their casino using your mobile device instead of using pc or laptop. When you sre using app version then it is more like using pc or laptop in a smaller version but if you compare the size of the screen then pc or laptop is much bigger.

An app is really easier to use compared to browsers but in my experience, using browsers to play is still a good choice especially if you aren't home or if you're somewhere else and don't have your pc with you. The simple zooming in and zooming out will never be a problem if you would really want to enjoy playing. The convenience is more important. I haven't used or even seen any app for reputable casinos in playstore so using their website through mobile phone is still a good choice.

Well it's a matter of taste, it also depends on the phone associated to which you have the application, because in particular for me the apps on my smartphone are not very fast and tend to be slow, that was the decision I made to uninstall Binance, so there are some things that are not the same or as I am used to using it on the PC, in the app there are some limitations and some are quite difficult to find their components.

The mobile versions, such as those found on google play to download, are sometimes not as good as one thinks, so for a trip or where there is a long time to travel, it is the only advantage that I would see, this in regards in my opinion.

[fennic]

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 a lot of Gambling apps that offer App version cause they know that they can promote their gambling casino and also many users get more benefits than the Website versions and that's why some of gambling website with the App Verisons are described as below.
1.Bitsler.com
2. Ignition Casino
3. Bovada Poker.
4. WSOP Poker.
5. BetOnline Poker

[Chikito]

Well it's a matter of taste, it also depends on the phone associated to which you have the application, because in particular for me the apps on my smartphone are not very fast and tend to be slow, that was the decision I made to uninstall Binance, so there are some things that are not the same or as I am used to using it on the PC, in the app there are some limitations and some are quite difficult to find their components.

If he really wants and is forced it, then he must buy another new phone to get over it, but if he wants to spend the money, a solution is a root. After root, delete All applications which are not being used, and just left it as 1 or 2 important gambling applications, it's enough to increase the performance phone because I ever used it for my old Xiaomi with only 1 GB ram and 8 Gb storage., but it's not good for wifi, it's going well with 4G Sim Card.

[mak013]

Well it's a matter of taste, it also depends on the phone associated to which you have the application, because in particular for me the apps on my smartphone are not very fast and tend to be slow, that was the decision I made to uninstall Binance, so there are some things that are not the same or as I am used to using it on the PC, in the app there are some limitations and some are quite difficult to find their components.

If he really wants and is forced it, then he must buy another new phone to get over it, but if he wants to spend the money, a solution is a root. After root, delete All applications which are not being used, and just left it as 1 or 2 important gambling applications, it's enough to increase the performance phone because I ever used it for my old Xiaomi with only 1 GB ram and 8 Gb storage., but it's not good for wifi, it's going well with 4G Sim Card.

It is a good decision but not for all users. I don`t see any problem to root phone, but it is not standard. There are lots of men around me, that just afraid to do smth with the phone except downloading apps from official marketplaces. They have only one case - to change phone. But nowadays it is normal practice - change phone every 2-3 years.

[joniboini]

It is a good decision but not for all users. I don`t see any problem to root phone, but it is not standard.

I don't think rooting a phone is necessary just to remove some apps. Unless you want to remove system-protected apps, which in most cases will likely brick your phone even if you use a custom from. Not to mention those big apps are mostly web browsers, games, and so on. Chrome for example takes around 1 GB (IIRC) just for the installation files and necessary data, so if you have multiple web browsers removing some of them will give you a decent amount of free space.

But nowadays it is normal practice - change phone every 2-3 years.

That's so short IMO. Personally, I change my phone every 5 years. Even that is not always the case since some of my phones still run great. If it's not because of the limited storage I'd probably never change my phone. I miss the time when SD cards is always supported on new phones so I don't have to resort to self-hosted cloud storage to store some of my data.

[mak013]

It is a good decision but not for all users. I don`t see any problem to root phone, but it is not standard.

I don't think rooting a phone is necessary just to remove some apps. Unless you want to remove system-protected apps, which in most cases will likely brick your phone even if you use a custom from. Not to mention those big apps are mostly web browsers, games, and so on. Chrome for example takes around 1 GB (IIRC) just for the installation files and necessary data, so if you have multiple web browsers removing some of them will give you a decent amount of free space.

I think that we are talking about RAM. It is not a problem to free space in modern phones. But it can become a problem if you use an old phone and not only for gambling. In such a way you can have big apps you can`t remove.

But nowadays it is normal practice - change phone every 2-3 years.

That's so short IMO. Personally, I change my phone every 5 years. Even that is not always the case since some of my phones still run great. If it's not because of the limited storage I'd probably never change my phone. I miss the time when SD cards is always supported on new phones so I don't have to resort to self-hosted cloud storage to store some of my data.

My last 3 phones worked for 4 years each. But i buy a good phone with big storage and RAM. It is quite expensive but i don`t have any problems with it for 3-4 years. And after change phone the old one can work several years but no so easily.

[len01]

Sportsbet have android app software that works great, but I like more using desktop version on bigger screen.
Mobile apps are great if you want to make bets on the road or when you are not home, but be careful what you are doing in public.

Using the desktop version is a relief because the eyes can work optimally and not get tired quickly. People also like to use the desktop version and the mobile or app version when they are out of the house. But it's better not to play gambling in public to avoid things we don't want because we don't know whether we will be safe from being targeted by crime or whether someone is stalking us to seize our cellphones.

I am one person who likes to gamble using a cell phone when outside the house and it is actually not recommended to gamble in the open. but even though I often gamble outside the house using my cell phone, I always look around. if the situation is very busy I don't open the gambling application, but if it's quiet at that time, I will open the gambling application to start betting.

well actually I also like to gamble on the desktop but I'm more often outside the house. so my best option is just to use the app on my phone to gamble.

Yes, it is a good practice to always look around before opening a gambling application. We don't want to cause problems for ourselves, especially if some don't like to see us gambling in that public space. So we can know for ourselves where we can gamble and don't have to do gambling activities.

And if you are a person who often plays gambling using an application on your cellphone, you have to make sure that the application is safe and only downloads directly from the site. That will keep us away from problems like viruses and others.

but actually gambling using an android application when outside the house in my city is very safe. I mean in my city right now there is a lot of slot gambling, almost every place where young people and middle-aged people gamble play slots in several public places using an Android application.
so when I gamble outside the home it is very safe no one will dislike me while gambling or disturb my safety.



to download Android applications, I still choose to download via websites that are more genuine and safe from phishing malware. but only a few applications, the rest I gamble directly through gambling sites.

[joniboini]

I think that we are talking about RAM. It is not a problem to free space in modern phones. But it can become a problem if you use an old phone and not only for gambling. In such a way you can have big apps you can`t remove.

I see. IIRC, even old phones have RAM cleaning features if your RAM is running out, you can also simply force close some apps to get more memory. Rooting your phone might help if the app you want to stop is system protected, but even then as far as I know those memory-hungry apps are not likely system exclusive. If the issue is a lack of RAM memory, then the only solution would be to buy a new phone. However, if I use a gaming app that takes a lot of memory (for example, because they use WebGL which is poorly coded, CMIIW), I'd use a different app instead.

My last 3 phones worked for 4 years each. But i buy a good phone with big storage and RAM. It is quite expensive but i don`t have any problems with it for 3-4 years. And after change phone the old one can work several years but no so easily.

We more or less did the same thing. Most of the time battery is the issue for me. And since I live far away from the manufacturer, it is hard to get an official replacement. Fortunately, I managed to buy a new one from a reputable brand that has an official store near my area, so I hope this phone can last longer than 5 years.

[bittraffic]

Sportsbet have android app software that works great, but I like more using desktop version on bigger screen.
Mobile apps are great if you want to make bets on the road or when you are not home, but be careful what you are doing in public.

Using the desktop version is a relief because the eyes can work optimally and not get tired quickly. People also like to use the desktop version and the mobile or app version when they are out of the house. But it's better not to play gambling in public to avoid things we don't want because we don't know whether we will be safe from being targeted by crime or whether someone is stalking us to seize our cellphones.

I am one person who likes to gamble using a cell phone when outside the house and it is actually not recommended to gamble in the open. but even though I often gamble outside the house using my cell phone, I always look around. if the situation is very busy I don't open the gambling application, but if it's quiet at that time, I will open the gambling application to start betting.

well actually I also like to gamble on the desktop but I'm more often outside the house. so my best option is just to use the app on my phone to gamble.

Yes, it is a good practice to always look around before opening a gambling application. We don't want to cause problems for ourselves, especially if some don't like to see us gambling in that public space. So we can know for ourselves where we can gamble and don't have to do gambling activities.

And if you are a person who often plays gambling using an application on your cellphone, you have to make sure that the application is safe and only downloads directly from the site. That will keep us away from problems like viruses and others.

but actually gambling using an android application when outside the house in my city is very safe. I mean in my city right now there is a lot of slot gambling, almost every place where young people and middle-aged people gamble play slots in several public places using an Android application.
so when I gamble outside the home it is very safe no one will dislike me while gambling or disturb my safety.

to download Android applications, I still choose to download via websites that are more genuine and safe from phishing malware. but only a few applications, the rest I gamble directly through gambling sites.

But it is safe to connect to public wifi especially since you have a BTC wallet also in your phone.

There is no android or iOS app yet that is provided by a popular bitcoin casino so far. I would be confident to actually play on apps if Stake.com or Fortunejack. I tried googling, and there are pages that allow us to download thier app but these pages are not official casino pages so there really is a threat downloading these casino apps better be careful.

[delfastTions]

but actually gambling using an android application when outside the house in my city is very safe. I mean in my city right now there is a lot of slot gambling, almost every place where young people and middle-aged people gamble play slots in several public places using an Android application.
so when I gamble outside the home it is very safe no one will dislike me while gambling or disturb my safety.

to download Android applications, I still choose to download via websites that are more genuine and safe from phishing malware. but only a few applications, the rest I gamble directly through gambling sites.

But it is safe to connect to public wifi especially since you have a BTC wallet also in your phone.

There is no android or iOS app yet that is provided by a popular bitcoin casino so far. I would be confident to actually play on apps if Stake.com or Fortunejack. I tried googling, and there are pages that allow us to download thier app but these pages are not official casino pages so there really is a threat downloading these casino apps better be careful.

Apparently, you are lucky in life due to the fact that you live in a place where it is safe and there are many more gambling establishments and casinos in your city.   
But things are not so good in all cities of the world.  I'm not talking about the fact that in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro it's not only possible to play on the street, but it's dangerous to even take your phone out of your pocket.  A moment - and the kid is already running away with your mobile phone or throwing it to his friend accomplice.  And he runs away ... So what kind of game can there be?   

As for official Android casino apps, there really aren't that many of them.  And playing on not quite official ones seems to me quite risky.  Especially if there are quite large stakes at stake.  Here, of course, you must first thoroughly deal with the application.  At least I tested it for the withdrawal of some amounts in cryptocurrency.  Maybe several times with an increase in the amount. 
After that, feel free to play.

[CryptoYar]

It is a good decision but not for all users. I don`t see any problem to root phone, but it is not standard. There are lots of men around me, that just afraid to do smth with the phone except downloading apps from official marketplaces. They have only one case - to change phone. But nowadays it is normal practice - change phone every 2-3 years.

If you have a secondary smart phone then you can root it, but if someone roots the smart phone that he/she is currently using. Then i wouldn't call it a good idea because after rooting the phone you can't use banking applications/ some crypto wallets on your smartphone.

There is no android or iOS app yet that is provided by a popular bitcoin casino so far. I would be confident to actually play on apps if Stake.com or Fortunejack. I tried googling, and there are pages that allow us to download thier app but these pages are not official casino pages so there really is a threat downloading these casino apps better be careful.

Whenever one wants to download the mobile application of a company, always go to the official website of the company and download it from there. Even the Google play store isn't safe as they were failed to detect fake applications in past.

[len01]

but actually gambling using an android application when outside the house in my city is very safe. I mean in my city right now there is a lot of slot gambling, almost every place where young people and middle-aged people gamble play slots in several public places using an Android application.
so when I gamble outside the home it is very safe no one will dislike me while gambling or disturb my safety.

to download Android applications, I still choose to download via websites that are more genuine and safe from phishing malware. but only a few applications, the rest I gamble directly through gambling sites.

But it is safe to connect to public wifi especially since you have a BTC wallet also in your phone.

There is no android or iOS app yet that is provided by a popular bitcoin casino so far. I would be confident to actually play on apps if Stake.com or Fortunejack. I tried googling, and there are pages that allow us to download thier app but these pages are not official casino pages so there really is a threat downloading these casino apps better be careful.

to be honest i never connect my phone to wifi network, no matter what i prefer to use private network from my phone.
and for me the public wifi network is not optimal when used for gambling.


for the problem of downloading the application on the site provided, it doesn't look like it's official, but at least we download it directly from the source that has been provided by the gambling platform. but if you are hesitant to download the gambling android application, don't do it.

anyway chances are Stake.com doesn't need to provide a gambling app. because accessing directly from the Stake site is very easy to use on mobile devices and desktops

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Apparently, you are lucky in life due to the fact that you live in a place where it is safe and there are many more gambling establishments and casinos in your city.   
But things are not so good in all cities of the world.  I'm not talking about the fact that in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro it's not only possible to play on the street, but it's dangerous to even take your phone out of your pocket.  A moment - and the kid is already running away with your mobile phone or throwing it to his friend accomplice.  And he runs away ... So what kind of game can there be?   

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even though in my city there is a ban on gambling, but the law was created to be broken and in fact there are still many in my city who use cellphones to gamble outside the home.
some places every night young people gather to download gambling applications to play Slots. but unfortunately I don't like crowds and I never join them

I have never understood clarity about the favelas city of Rio de Janeiro. but after reading from a number of articles the city's crime rate is very high. so it is very unsafe to gamble with a cellphone outside the house.
I can't imagine life there, it's terrible

[mak013]

I think that we are talking about RAM. It is not a problem to free space in modern phones. But it can become a problem if you use an old phone and not only for gambling. In such a way you can have big apps you can`t remove.

I see. IIRC, even old phones have RAM cleaning features if your RAM is running out, you can also simply force close some apps to get more memory. Rooting your phone might help if the app you want to stop is system protected, but even then as far as I know those memory-hungry apps are not likely system exclusive. If the issue is a lack of RAM memory, then the only solution would be to buy a new phone. However, if I use a gaming app that takes a lot of memory (for example, because they use WebGL which is poorly coded, CMIIW), I'd use a different app instead.

I bought several medium phones for my family 2-3 years ago. Most of them have 3GB RAM. Today i have to buy them new phones - it is possible to clear some RAM, but it is not enough(for their purposes) and they can`t do it themselves. Of course it isn`t about gaming apps.

My last 3 phones worked for 4 years each. But i buy a good phone with big storage and RAM. It is quite expensive but i don`t have any problems with it for 3-4 years. And after change phone the old one can work several years but no so easily.

We more or less did the same thing. Most of the time battery is the issue for me. And since I live far away from the manufacturer, it is hard to get an official replacement. Fortunately, I managed to buy a new one from a reputable brand that has an official store near my area, so I hope this phone can last longer than 5 years.

Yes, i have the same problem. It is possible to change battery yourself but the problem is to get it. I tried several times from Aliexpress and i got just one good try. The others were different from my batteries.

It is a good decision but not for all users. I don`t see any problem to root phone, but it is not standard. There are lots of men around me, that just afraid to do smth with the phone except downloading apps from official marketplaces. They have only one case - to change phone. But nowadays it is normal practice - change phone every 2-3 years.

If you have a secondary smart phone then you can root it, but if someone roots the smart phone that he/she is currently using. Then i wouldn't call it a good idea because after rooting the phone you can't use banking applications/ some crypto wallets on your smartphone.

I don`t have any problems with bank applications or cryptowallets after root my phone, but i can agree that it becomes less secure. But i mostly root my phone when it becomes too slow and i`ve bought the new one and don`t need to use such apps.

[coinerer]

It is a good decision but not for all users. I don`t see any problem to root phone, but it is not standard.

I don't think rooting a phone is necessary just to remove some apps. Unless you want to remove system-protected apps, which in most cases will likely brick your phone even if you use a custom from. Not to mention those big apps are mostly web browsers, games, and so on. Chrome for example takes around 1 GB (IIRC) just for the installation files and necessary data, so if you have multiple web browsers removing some of them will give you a decent amount of free space.

I think that we are talking about RAM. It is not a problem to free space in modern phones. But it can become a problem if you use an old phone and not only for gambling. In such a way you can have big apps you can`t remove.

Running a website does not require a big of RAM. A device with only 1 GB of RAM can run a websites smoothly. Nowadays no phone is manufactured with less than 3 GB RAM minimum. And ROM is needed to install additional apps so RAM doesn't play a big role here on the number of app installs. But RAM plays a big role in running those apps smoothly. So 2 GB RAM will serve you well enough to install and run a gambling application smoothly

[bittraffic]

^ Works the same as computers as they all need RAM where it stores the apps that currently run. The more RAM, the faster your phone works, and easy to run graphic games.

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Apparently, you are lucky in life due to the fact that you live in a place where it is safe and there are many more gambling establishments and casinos in your city.   
But things are not so good in all cities of the world.  I'm not talking about the fact that in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro it's not only possible to play on the street, but it's dangerous to even take your phone out of your pocket.  A moment - and the kid is already running away with your mobile phone or throwing it to his friend accomplice.  And he runs away ... So what kind of game can there be?   

As for official Android casino apps, there really aren't that many of them.  And playing on not quite official ones seems to me quite risky.  Especially if there are quite large stakes at stake.  Here, of course, you must first thoroughly deal with the application.  At least I tested it for the withdrawal of some amounts in cryptocurrency.  Maybe several times with an increase in the amount. 
After that, feel free to play.

Nay! That's a different attack. You'd definitely not going to try playing with your phone in certain areas. This is not just happening in Janeiro. We do have some petty criminals in our area, they are also this bold in snatching phones from students riding buses.

It would be tragic if you have all your funds in a mobile wallet and you save your private keys in the Note app inside the phone which I also do. 

[danadc]

Sportsbet have android app software that works great, but I like more using desktop version on bigger screen.
Mobile apps are great if you want to make bets on the road or when you are not home, but be careful what you are doing in public.

Using the desktop version is a relief because the eyes can work optimally and not get tired quickly. People also like to use the desktop version and the mobile or app version when they are out of the house. But it's better not to play gambling in public to avoid things we don't want because we don't know whether we will be safe from being targeted by crime or whether someone is stalking us to seize our cellphones.

I am one person who likes to gamble using a cell phone when outside the house and it is actually not recommended to gamble in the open. but even though I often gamble outside the house using my cell phone, I always look around. if the situation is very busy I don't open the gambling application, but if it's quiet at that time, I will open the gambling application to start betting.

well actually I also like to gamble on the desktop but I'm more often outside the house. so my best option is just to use the app on my phone to gamble.

Yes, it is a good practice to always look around before opening a gambling application. We don't want to cause problems for ourselves, especially if some don't like to see us gambling in that public space. So we can know for ourselves where we can gamble and don't have to do gambling activities.

And if you are a person who often plays gambling using an application on your cellphone, you have to make sure that the application is safe and only downloads directly from the site. That will keep us away from problems like viruses and others.

but actually gambling using an android application when outside the house in my city is very safe. I mean in my city right now there is a lot of slot gambling, almost every place where young people and middle-aged people gamble play slots in several public places using an Android application.
so when I gamble outside the home it is very safe no one will dislike me while gambling or disturb my safety.

to download Android applications, I still choose to download via websites that are more genuine and safe from phishing malware. but only a few applications, the rest I gamble directly through gambling sites.

But it is safe to connect to public wifi especially since you have a BTC wallet also in your phone.

There is no android or iOS app yet that is provided by a popular bitcoin casino so far. I would be confident to actually play on apps if Stake.com or Fortunejack. I tried googling, and there are pages that allow us to download thier app but these pages are not official casino pages so there really is a threat downloading these casino apps better be careful.

I have played in duelbits from my phone, and my phone is not very advanced but it has enough power to open the casino, I think it is better to open a casino from the browser of a phone or from an app, an app can be pasted or it can have multiple failures, I don't know or understand how it works if servers have to be added, but some game applications fail and they are not from casinos, they are normal game applications, I don't like it because when there are errors in the application it is lost, That's why I didn't download any more games from the play store, in an Android system it's the best they can develop so that there are no risks of viruses.

[mak013]

It is a good decision but not for all users. I don`t see any problem to root phone, but it is not standard.

I don't think rooting a phone is necessary just to remove some apps. Unless you want to remove system-protected apps, which in most cases will likely brick your phone even if you use a custom from. Not to mention those big apps are mostly web browsers, games, and so on. Chrome for example takes around 1 GB (IIRC) just for the installation files and necessary data, so if you have multiple web browsers removing some of them will give you a decent amount of free space.

I think that we are talking about RAM. It is not a problem to free space in modern phones. But it can become a problem if you use an old phone and not only for gambling. In such a way you can have big apps you can`t remove.

Running a website does not require a big of RAM. A device with only 1 GB of RAM can run a websites smoothly. Nowadays no phone is manufactured with less than 3 GB RAM minimum. And ROM is needed to install additional apps so RAM doesn't play a big role here on the number of app installs. But RAM plays a big role in running those apps smoothly. So 2 GB RAM will serve you well enough to install and run a gambling application smoothly

My mom has the phone with 3GB of RAM. Next time, she will cry that the apps don`t work - i`ll say her that she has enough RAM.
Yes, we can use the old phone for websites, or for gambling, or for some other app. But if we want to use them all the same time - we need at least 4GB RAM, but i prefer 6GB. The last phone i used with 3 GB can work only with 2 apps the same time.