The SpinBoss App

Everything from 4,000+ games to the cashier and the live tables folds into the SpinBoss app on Android and iPhone. Grab it from our own site, sign in with the details you already use, and the floor rides along with you. The spin boss app holds your session, balance and history in line with the site, so hopping between the two never loses your spot.

App or mobile site

Where a device can take it, the app plants a home-screen tile, cuts loading and lets you sign in by fingerprint. Pass on it and the mobile site still covers the essentials with nothing to install. Regulars tend to value the app for the straight jump back onto the floor.

Since UK stores hold back a share of gambling apps, you pull the download from our own site in place of a marketplace. Head to the mobile app section, choose the build for your device, follow each prompt, then log in with your usual email and password.

Android setup

On the app page, open the Android file and grant your browser the lone permission it needs for that package, then run it through. With it installed, turn that permission off again. The spin boss app is a slim download that refreshes itself from within.

iPhone and iPad setup

Where your region has an iOS build, grab it from the app page and clear the standard approval. If it is missing, pull the site up in Safari and save it to the home screen for an icon that works like the app.

Keeping it current

Fresh builds reach you through the app rather than a store queue, so a prompt appears when one is ready. Leave auto-update on and it looks after itself.

Kept deliberately slim, the app opens quickly even on an ageing phone and a middling connection. Game art is fetched as you go, which holds data use down over mobile, and a Wi-Fi session trims it further. Because the games run on the studios' servers, the drain on your battery is far lighter than a weighty 3D title. Lose signal mid-round and the result still settles on their side, waiting when the connection returns.

Both the live studio and the sportsbook make the trip in full. Live roulette, blackjack and baccarat stream in HD across a phone link, the same dealer on camera as the desktop version. The bet slip draws on the identical wallet, so a football price taken in play clears next to a spin with no shuffling of funds.

Notifications and permissions stay in your hands: push alerts for offers and results are optional, and a storage or camera permission is asked for only when a task needs it, such as uploading a verification document. The responsible-play tools carry across from the site untouched.

You do not need to open an account on the website first — the app signs you up from scratch, and the login it creates works on the desktop site too. The flow is almost identical on the two platforms, with only the install step differing.

Creating an account on Android

On an Android phone the steps run as follows:

1. Download the app from the link on this page and open it.
2. Tap Create account on the welcome screen.
3. Type in your email, set a password and pick your currency.
4. Give your full name, a UK address and your date of birth, then accept the terms.
5. Confirm the email we send and pay in £20 or more to start.

Creating an account on iPhone and iPad

On iOS the sequence is much the same once the app or home-screen shortcut is in place:

1. Install the app through the on-site link, or add the page to your home screen.
2. Open it and choose Register.
3. Enter an email, a password and the account currency you want.
4. Enter your name, a UK home address and your date of birth, and agree the terms.
5. Verify by email, then open the cashier and deposit from £20.

The cashier in the app is the full cashier, not a cut-down version. Every method from the website is here — cards, Apple Pay, Trustly, Zimpler, the e-wallets and coin — and deposits clear instantly from £20. A first withdrawal waits on the one-off verification, which you can complete in the app by photographing your documents straight from the camera.

Once verified, cash-outs are requested from the same screen, with coin the quickest at minutes to a couple of hours and cards running one to five working days. The app also tracks any live bonus, showing the wagering left to clear so you always know where a match stands.

The app asks for only what a task needs, when it needs it. A camera permission comes up at verification, storage when you save a document, and push notifications are entirely optional — turn them on for offers and results, or leave them off without losing any function.

Security carries over in full: a fingerprint or face unlock can be set after the first sign-in, two-step verification adds a one-time code to each login, and the same deposit limits, cooling-off and self-exclusion tools sit in the app settings exactly as they do on the site.

A few small habits make the app quicker to live with. Pinning favourite games puts them a tap from the home screen, and the search box jumps straight to a studio or a title without scrolling the rails. Live streams default to a quality that suits your connection, and dropping them a notch by hand on patchy mobile data keeps a dealer table smooth without eating your allowance.

The app is lighter on battery and data than it looks, because the lobby only loads the games you open rather than the whole floor at once. Switching between the casino and the sportsbook is instant and never asks you to sign in again, since both sit on the one account.

If the app ever feels sluggish or a screen will not refresh, the fix is almost always the same as on a browser: close and reopen it, and if that does not clear it, remove and reinstall from the on-site link — your account, balance and history are stored server-side, so nothing is lost in doing so.

Updates arrive in the app itself rather than through an outside store, so there is no separate download to hunt for. When a new version is ready, a prompt appears at launch; accepting it refreshes the app in the background and keeps the game list, cashier and security features current. It is worth taking updates promptly, since they often carry new titles and the latest payment and safety fixes.

If auto-update is on, the app keeps itself current without a prompt at all. Either way, an update never touches your account: balance, history and any live bonus are held on the server, so the app can refresh or even be reinstalled with nothing lost. Should a version ever misbehave, removing and reinstalling from the on-site link puts you on the newest build straight away.