Your account fits in your pocket: one install puts slots, live tables and the betslip on the phone you already carry. We built the Android package and the...
Slots open with a tap, live tables stream in portrait, and the betslip follows you between markets without losing a selection. Notifications tell you when a table you favour is busy or a round you follow has restarted. Cash-in keeps JazzCash and Easypaisa two taps away, while fingerprint sign-in skips the password each time you reopen the app.
Speed is the whole point of an app. We tuned this build so the lobby loads on a weak connection, and the extra taps you would make in...
Three taps and the app is on your phone. We keep the Android package small so it fits modest data bundles, and the iPhone build comes from this same page. Here is the order that works on every handset we test with.
Check your handset before you download. Our build targets the versions below, and each one has been tested on a mid-range phone over a Pakistani mobile network. If your device is older...
Android 8.0 and above. The build runs on the handsets most of us carry here, including older models with 2GB of memory.
iOS 14 and above on iPhone 8 or newer. The iPhone build keeps the same lobby layout and betslip as the Android package.
2GB of RAM is enough for the lobby and the betslip. Live tables run smoother on 3GB or more.
Roughly 30MB for the install, plus about 60MB of cached game art once you have browsed a few rooms.
The app is offered where local law permits. If the download panel is hidden for you, your region is not covered yet.
Inside, the app keeps everything on four screens. Move between them with the bar at the bottom, and the lobby remembers where you stopped. Here is what each...
Help sits inside the app, so you do not have to hunt for a phone number. Tell us your handset model and what you were doing when the problem started, and we can usually sort it out in one reply.
Open the chat panel inside the app. Our desk answers in English and Urdu between 9am and 2am Pakistan time, seven days a week.
Write to our support address with your account reference and phone model. Attach a screenshot if the app closes on launch.
If the file will not open, check that installs from unknown sources are allowed, restart the handset and try again.
A phone app holds an account, so we treat this build as carefully as the cashier. Every version is signed before release, checked on the device at install, and tied to the...
Each build we publish is signed, and the app verifies that signature before it lets an update sit over an existing copy.
You get the file from this page rather than a mirror. We do not hand the package to unaffiliated download sites.
Change phones and your account follows you. Sign in with your usual details, confirm the code we send, and the old handset is signed out.
A message reaches you whenever a new phone signs in, so an unexpected login is visible straight away.
The app closes an idle session after a set period and asks for your fingerprint or password before it reopens.
We hold what the app needs to run your account: device type, connection quality and crash reports. That data is not sold on.
Both routes reach the same lobby. The difference shows in small things: how fast you get back in, whether alerts reach you, and what happens to a betslip...
| Install | The app installs once and stays on your home screen. In a browser you retype the address and your login each visit. |
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| Alerts | Push alerts only work in the app. On a browser you would have to keep the tab open to catch the same news. |
| Speed | The app caches the lobby, so screens you visited before open without a fresh download over your mobile data. |
| Betslip | A betslip saved in the app waits for you. In a browser, closing tabs often clears the picks along with them. |
| Signing in | Fingerprint sign-in is app-only. Browsers still ask for a password, which is slower on a phone keyboard. |
| Data use | Video clips in the app stay compressed, while the same clips in a mobile browser pull more data per screen. |
These six keep coming up when you explain why the app suits you better than the mobile site. On their own none is unusual; together they make the...