There is no store download. The site runs in a mobile browser and can be pinned to the home screen so it opens like an app. This page covers what that changes, what it does not, and why the phone matters more than usual when a package is released over weeks.
Adding the site to your home screen creates a shortcut that opens in its own window, without address bar or tabs. It is the same page, loaded the same way, from the same servers.
What you gain is friction removed: one tap instead of a browser and a search, a session that survives switching tabs, and a saved sign-in. What you do not gain is a native application. Nothing is downloaded from a store, nothing is compiled for your device, and no reliable push notification arrives when your account changes.
That last point matters before you commit to a long welcome package: the promotions tab is the only dependable record of what has been released and what is about to expire.
Each takes under a minute.
| Platform | How to add it |
|---|---|
| iPhone and iPad | Open in Safari, tap the share icon, choose Add to Home Screen, confirm. |
| Android | Open in Chrome, tap the three-dot menu, choose Install app or Add to Home screen. |
| Windows and macOS | Open in Edge or Chrome and use the install icon in the address bar. |
On iOS this only works from Safari; a page opened inside another app's browser will not offer the option. If the entry is missing, open the address in Safari and try again.
| Operating System | Browser | Min. Screen | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| iOS | Safari | 4.7" | Supported |
| Android | Chrome | 5.0" | Supported |
| Windows | Edge / Chrome | — | Supported |
| macOS | Safari | — | Supported |
The whole lobby is available on a phone: all 12,000 titles, the live floor, the cashier and account settings. Nothing is held back for desktop.
| Feature | Home-screen install | Mobile browser |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | One tap, no download | None |
| Storage used | Effectively none | None |
| Game library | Complete | Complete |
| Live casino | Yes | Yes |
| Release reminders | Not reliable | None |
| Updates | Automatic, server side | Automatic |
The real costs are screen size and comparison. Megaways grids and busy hold-and-win boards are legible but cramped, and paytables take more scrolling than they should. Checking bonus terms while you play is harder on one narrow screen than on a desktop with two windows open.
Slots are light on data. The game loads once, then exchanges small messages with the server each round, so a long session costs roughly what browsing image-heavy pages costs. Live casino is the exception, because it is continuous video: an hour at a live table uses far more data and battery than an hour on the reels, and it is the part worth saving for a connection you do not pay for by the megabyte.
If the signal drops mid-round, nothing is lost. Outcomes are settled on the server rather than on your handset, so the result is recorded and the balance is correct when you reconnect. A round that looks unfinished is a display problem, not a missing bet, and the game history settles it.
The welcome offer releases 800 free spins in tranches, and each tranche expires. With no dependable notification, the routine has to come from you: set a repeating alarm and open the promotions tab before the lobby rather than after it. Missed tranches are the largest single reason a package pays out less than the banner promised.
No. The site runs in the browser and pins to the home screen, which is why nothing appears in the App Store or Google Play.
Effectively none. A home-screen entry is a shortcut and an icon; pages are still fetched from the server as you play.
Yes. Deposits, bonus activation, spin tranches and withdrawal requests are all handled in the mobile cashier.
Not reliably. Check the promotions tab, and treat email as a supplement rather than the record.
The round is settled on the server. Reconnect and the balance and game history will show the outcome.
It works well on a decent connection, but it is video, so expect higher data use and battery drain than slots.